All depends on what you use the money for............I sold my dearly beloved G20but that helped me acquire the P7M8.
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Ok, U Glockophiles... Was I crazy to sell my Glock 34?![]()
All depends on what you use the money for............I sold my dearly beloved G20but that helped me acquire the P7M8.
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I'm selling it to use towards an AR.
I liked it well enough when I bought it. But after the P99, I just don't like the trigger - even with the lighter trigger pull on the G34.
I don't shoot my USPc as well, but at least it has a nice trigger.
I shot it a few times yesterday to decide, and I decided not to keep it.
As long as it's something cool like an AR, we'll let it slide this time.![]()
OH!
At first I thought it was just a generic question about your sanity.
But since its about selling your Glock, I won't bother with a reply.
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WM
Never argue with drunks or crazy people.
Well, since you don't use it much and you are buying an AR I guess you are forgiven.
Since you got many other guns i think getting rid of that glock for an ar15 was a decent choice. I'm glad you've held on to the USP.![]()
Getting a good AR is almost never a bad thing.
Note the "almost."
I am comforted by the fact that, having been infected by the dark side, like most others with that fever, you , too, shall someday return. Just don't waste too much ammo in the meantime.![]()
In all seriousness, let me say that I totally understand about the trigger feel of different actions types making it difficult to switch back and forth while still maintaining a high level of skill. That, in a nutshell, was why I converted to all Glocks (for centerfire auto uses) about 15 years ago. Now that I have the Glock safe-action "feel" permanently tattooed on my psyche, I have reluctantly allowed myself a few other centerfire autos of varying types; but I limit them to deep concealment or target-only or other less important/frequent uses, and I start and end each range session with a Glock -- no exceptions (gotta keep that tattoo fresh!).
Well, got the deposit on it. Should have the deal finalized this weekend hopefully (it's someone 3 hours away, so he sent a deposit until he can come get it).
I don't regret my decision. I tried the trigger again - it is too spongy for me.
So much for saving for the kid!![]()
is there a law against an ar and a glock. are you not allowed to have both? just get another glock! or two! you will feel better in the morning.
Sorry - not any more Glocks in my future. Not interested![]()
Ship...
I thought you were going to end up with an XD45 in the collection? MUCH better trigger, and it looks really sweet next to a "shiny" new AR.
I will, of course, dispute Jeff on the Glock trigger.It has a MUCH shorter reset and is easier to use at high speed than the XD trigger.
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