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GlockDad59

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Post yours if you're so inclined. This is what I currently have in the collection. Starting from top right: G42 GF, G43, G36, G43X BFG, G43X MOS GF, G48 MOS, G19 GEN5 GF, G19M, G38, G19M GEN5 MOS, G19 GEN5 MOS BFG, G45 MOS GF, G45 MOS5, Glock P80, G22, G17 RTF2 DE, G17M, G21 GEN5 MOS DE, G17M GEN5 MOS, G47 MOS, G34 GEN5 MOS.

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As you can see, I have a ton of 9mms, but I do branch out into some of the other calibers Glock offers.
 
Post yours if you're so inclined. This is what I currently have in the collection. Starting from top right: G42 GF, G43, G36, G43X BFG, G43X MOS GF, G48 MOS, G19 GEN5 GF, G19M, G38, G19M GEN5 MOS, G19 GEN5 MOS BFG, G45 MOS GF, G45 MOS5, Glock P80, G22, G17 RTF2 DE, G17M, G21 GEN5 MOS DE, G17M GEN5 MOS, G47 MOS, G34 GEN5 MOS.

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As you can see, I have a ton of 9mms, but I do branch out into some of the other calibers Glock offers.
Very nice collection. Damn, I thought I had a lot of Glocks. I am in the process of putting RMRs on all of them. A slow, expensive process but with an RMR and a Glock, I can outshoot most shooters with the most expensive target guns at 25 yards freehand. Good to see you have some RMRs gun in your collection. Here’s what I have in the RMR department at the moment

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Glock 19 m1
G43x
And a Glock 19 gen 5 on the way View attachment 1351867
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Very nice collection. Damn, I thought I had a lot of Glocks. I am in the process of putting RMRs on all of them. A slow, expensive process but with an RMR and a Glock, I can outshoot most shooters with the most expensive target guns at 25 yards freehand. Good to see you have some RMRs gun in your collection. Here’s what I have in the RMR department at the moment

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Thanks. For my purposes, I prefer Holosun though. I most likely will never buy another RMR.
 
9MM
G43, G43X, G48, G26, G19, G17, G34, G17L, G17R, G45, G47, G49

40S&W
G27, G22, G35

45ACP
G30, G21, G41

i sold a lot of my guns over the last few years, which included a number of Gen 3-5 9mm, most of my GLOCKs chambered in 40, and all of my Gen 3 and some Gen 4 45ACP. I still have another +/-10 that I need to sell. I’d like to pick up one or two Gen 5 chambered in 40, likely a G22 and possibly a G23. The new heavier slides of the 40s appeal to me. I also need to pick up a G21 Gen 5 and possibly a G30 Gen 5.
 
Thanks. For my purposes, I prefer Holosun though. I most likely will never buy another RMR.
Thanks. For my purposes, I prefer Holosun though. I most likely will never buy another RMR.
I’ve come to the same exact conclusion. I bought a couple of Holosun HE508T ones and it was a revelation. All my red dots from now on will be these. Changing the battery every time on the RMRs and having to re-zero got old
 
Post yours if you're so inclined. This is what I currently have in the collection. Starting from top right: G42 GF, G43, G36, G43X BFG, G43X MOS GF, G48 MOS, G19 GEN5 GF, G19M, G38, G19M GEN5 MOS, G19 GEN5 MOS BFG, G45 MOS GF, G45 MOS5, Glock P80, G22, G17 RTF2 DE, G17M, G21 GEN5 MOS DE, G17M GEN5 MOS, G47 MOS, G34 GEN5 MOS.

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As you can see, I have a ton of 9mms, but I do branch out into some of the other calibers Glock offers.
Super nice but no G19X?
 
Post yours if you're so inclined. This is what I currently have in the collection. Starting from top right: G42 GF, G43, G36, G43X BFG, G43X MOS GF, G48 MOS, G19 GEN5 GF, G19M, G38, G19M GEN5 MOS, G19 GEN5 MOS BFG, G45 MOS GF, G45 MOS5, Glock P80, G22, G17 RTF2 DE, G17M, G21 GEN5 MOS DE, G17M GEN5 MOS, G47 MOS, G34 GEN5 MOS.

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As you can see, I have a ton of 9mms, but I do branch out into some of the other calibers Glock offers.
What, no beige carpet? Seriously though, just remember the first step to recovery is to admit you have a problem.
 
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