Some Glock Trivia

[Full Metal Jacket]

I take it at face value; interesting but not confirmed.

well put, danez

 

[USBP1969]

Thanks again Silvanus, I couldn't have said it better.

kent

 

[Full Metal Jacket]

^^^sure you don't want to thank Sylvanus a third or fourth time?

 

[MachIVshooter]

Yea, but did they get to shoot them first. I've used both enough that I don't have any trouble going back and forth. All of the others feel better in my hand just holding them, but when I start pulling the trigger bullets hit where I want them to go. Took me a long time to get used to the Glocks different grip angle, but after actually using it I've come to appreciate it.

Nope, and they didn't get to try the others, either. The Glock actually held the upper hand initially, as it was the only one they knew of. Our only suggestion to them is that they hold and manipulate a few different models and find the one that feels best.

The gun that feels most natural in one's hand is likely the one that will shoot the best for that person. Not 100% true, but if you don't have dozens of rentals and a range for people to actually try them out, it's the best doctrine to follow to help your customer. We always recommmend someone try a few on the range first, but not everyone has the time, resources and inclination to do so before purchasing.

 

[Dave Williams]

I have heard some pretty good Glock stories. The best involved a 1st Gen G17, no cleaning(just lubrication), and 1/2 million rounds.

Dave Williams