[Rob96]

If given the choice, which would you pick and why? Use of gun would be for personal/home defense.

[jc2]

Ruger -

Reliability - No frame rails to break-off; No kabooms with factory ammo; No magazines to fail; More reliable ignition system (hammer and mainspring versus striker); No cartridge setback from chambering

Durability - Run forever; No recoil springs to fail/replace; No magazine to fail/replace (see reliability); Trigger return spring doesn't break fail (see reliabilty

Ease of use - Easy to clean; No disassembly; Grips available to custom tailor the fit to your hand if needed (not one-size fits all); Easier to load (no forcing rounds into magazines); Easier to unload

Safety - Easy to see if loaded; Easier to unload (no magazine to remove and leave chamber loaded); Don't have to pull the trigger to fieldstrip; Far less prone to operator error

[denfoote]

Glock!!!

Larger capacity 10+1 vs 6. (Do you really want only 6 rounds when there are 7 bad guys doing a home invasion??? Yeah, it happens more times than you think!!)

Faster, less combersome reloads under pressure. (Every nation on earth uses some kind of autoloader. They started ditching revolvers in droves about the turn of the last century. Think about it. Do you want to be shot by the last one of those 7 bad guys while you are fumbling with a speed loader???)

Faster double taps!! The Glock trigger resets in about .25" of forward travel!!!!!!


Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated!!!!! :evil:

[jrpeterman]

Glock 22, it's lighter, packs more rounds, and for me it's faster to reload.

[Berg01]

I'd take the Ruger revolver over the G22, and a S&W 686 over the Ruger revolver. In addition, I prefer the 9mm G19 over the .40 cal G22.

[C.R.Sam]

If limited to the choices of the poll.....
The Ruger, for the reasons stated by jc2.

If had choice of wheels, pre 82 Smith 19.

Sam

[greyhound]

I'd feel safe with either, if I had practiced a lot......

[Dave Markowitz]

Glocks don't fit me right, so I chose the Ruger. I'd prefer a S&W Model 28 though. :)

[Blackhawk]

Glock. Better "trader" for something I want.

[Rob96]

I already own the Ruger, and do own a Glock 19. So I do know the manual of arms with both. Also know the pros and cons of both. Weight of the Ruger don't bother me , as I do carry a full sized 1911. Just curious as to what everyone else would choose. I am thinking of buying a G22. Was considerring trading my KGP-141 for it. But you know, I could honestly see myself kicking myself in the rear for trading it.

[Frenchy]

Neither!

[valnar]

Ruger, only because I don't like Glocks.

I'd take a Smith Wesson over anything.

-Rob

[Standing Wolf]

I'd choose the Glock because although it's ugly, it's not plastered with safety messages for morons.

[jercamp45]

and cannot be considered a great fan of them...they have many good attributes!! I have shot quite a few, including a G22 last month, and owned two G30's. The do work well and are easy to handle.
I am even less of a wheel gun fan.....I consider them mission specific...simpler to operate, a tad more reliable, but also a longer heavier trigger, less ammo, more percieved recoil and slower to reload.
The Glock can be more readily equipped with night sights and a M-3 light, which is very handy for home defense and you can drum up a high cap of two if you feel you need and your wallets are deep.
Of the two, Glock.
But I'll keep my .45 auto's, thanks!
Jercamp45

[MrPhil]

. . . because there's one in the bedroom loaded with 16 nasty hollowpoints. I shoot 1000+ rounds per month through several pistols and revolvers. My revolvers are the most fun. The Glock is all business. It always works, always!

[10-Ring]

:( I'm not up on Ruger code :( Which in the Ruger line up is this?

[Tamara]

Depends:

How much do I shoot?
Where do I live?
How big are my hands?
Will this be my only handgun?
Will I ever get a CCW permit?

[Tamara]

Which in the Ruger line up is this?

To those who use model names rather than internal product codes (ie, you and I) it's a 4" stainless GP-100.

[Nightcrawler]

Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated!!!!!

You know, this is why I don't like Glocks. They're so...*yawn*...passe. Oooh, lordy, all the cops use 'em, so I should use 'em too, right?

Puh-leeze. I can paddle my own canoe, thank you.

Give me a sixgun over a Glock any day. If it were a Glock 20, I'd consider the tupperware, but only for the round it fires.

Revolvers rock.

[Mike Irwin]

Ruber?

What, they change their names or something? :)

[BigC]

Glock 22. I have owned a G22 and it was an excelent weapon. I have never seen a "Ruber". Are Rubers rubber? ;)

[Rob96]

Thank you Mike for pointing out my spelling error.

[New_comer]

I'd take the Ruger


If only to fill a niche in my 'collection'. ;)


Seriously, I will own a large revolver someday... :D

[Berg01]

I am thinking of buying a G22. Was considerring trading my KGP-141 for it. But you know, I could honestly see myself kicking myself in the rear for trading it.

If you already own a G19, I'd say you have the best all-around Glock. Don't give up a good wheelgun, they are very good to have.

[GlocksRock]

Glock, no contest.

[caz223]

Neither.
But of the two, I'd go with the ruger...

[Mastrogiacomo]

Glock -- reliable, no fuss, accurate, great price, takes a beating and keeps on shooting. :D

[gulogulo1970]

I've owned both guns. Now, I have the Glock 22 and sold the GP-100 for a SP-101. I like the Ruger revolvers, it's just I can shoot a Glock 22 quicker and more accurately than any other handgun I own. They are just easy for me to shoot well. For self defense, I think the Glock is hard to beat.