That ams not a pistols! It is however SUPER COOL! I had the opportunity to shoot a full auto UZI once, I thought it was great! Of the many sub guns I shot that day the UZI and the Sterling were among my favorites, both very distinctive guns.
Glock vs competitor reliability
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Yup, that is the other reason I have crossed over to Glock, I shoot it better than the famed PPQ. Go figure.
ECU Pirates
.308 Win
If I could build my own I would most likely do the same. More often than not I carry a 1911 that cost about 4 glocks. If I had to use it they can keep the damn thing. I will but another one even if I had to charge it!
Robin
.577 Tyrannosaur.
I remember when the Glock's hit the market and all the hoopla about plastic guns and their ability to beat the airport safety measures. My opinion, they got a shit ton of free publicity, a marketers wet dream and added more to their successful launch than any quality bullshit. People will buy dog shit in a bag if its' marketed properly. Pet Rocks ring a bell.
Robin
Robin
Ah yes the infamous Glock 7.
No wait sorry the Glock 7 was made in Germany out of porcelain. And cost more than you make in a month
Robin
.577 Tyrannosaur.
You have no Idea what I make in a month. Porcelain, like my crapper bowl. Gimme a break, PLASTIC!
Robin
Robin
Robin
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Duh
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I used to be super biased against polymer guns, but now an all metal gun seems a littled outdated to me. Glocks are tools, and good tools at that. For a sex appeal gun I'll take something like the Wilson Combat 92 factory custom jobs or a Dan Wesson 1911.
gun_slinger_boy
.338 Win Mag
Aaaah yes. The days when someone who knew absolutely nothing about guns couldn't just go online and easily debunk something as ridiculous as an all porcelain gun. Wait. Is it still 1988?
I must be living in bizarro world.
I have auto handguns from Glock, Ruger, S&W, RIA, Sig
Only the Sig has a slight different grip angle. The others are identical.....I didnt use a micrometer but I just compared my Shield with my G20....same angle.
Ive never noticed a difference while shooting. All my handguns point and shoot naturally comfortable.
I have auto handguns from Glock, Ruger, S&W, RIA, Sig
Only the Sig has a slight different grip angle. The others are identical.....I didnt use a micrometer but I just compared my Shield with my G20....same angle.
Ive never noticed a difference while shooting. All my handguns point and shoot naturally comfortable.
VP series from H&K. I jokingly refer to them as a german glock.
I have a VP40. It is ok. It feels good in your hand, has a good angle for the grip and IN MY OPINION are built a little better. More precise construction then the glock. Stoick sights are nice as well. Mags are more expensive as well as the gun itself but for a polymer gun i like it better than a glock overall. if I do a one for one comparison i would choose the VP over the glock.
As for reliability it eats any type of ammo. I have never had a stovepipe or a jam.
I have a VP40. It is ok. It feels good in your hand, has a good angle for the grip and IN MY OPINION are built a little better. More precise construction then the glock. Stoick sights are nice as well. Mags are more expensive as well as the gun itself but for a polymer gun i like it better than a glock overall. if I do a one for one comparison i would choose the VP over the glock.
As for reliability it eats any type of ammo. I have never had a stovepipe or a jam.