[Glock-O-Rican]

Being personally honest I think the Glock platform is something people love, hate, or deal with. When I say deal with your issued one as a work tool, have no other choices.

I like the Glocks I own, I do not like some models. I own two of a certain model, and they work very dependable out of the factory. No need to do anything to the Glocks, as they are capable of shoot better then me in the hands of a person with a high skill liver them me.

I use to think the Glock held different then a Sig, or M-1911. Improvise, adapt, and overcame this funny hold thing.

If I was still in the LE profession I would love a Glock in my holster.

Just my two cents on subject. Many Glock hate never even shot a Glock, they know all because they read something on line from another keyboard commando.

IMHO

 

[Glock-O-Rican]

I don't know, I love Glocks. I hate Glock knuckle but I love the grip angle. Its more natural for me and I love the simplicity of the design.

Seems like every time I shoot something other than a Glock, it throws me off when I go back to a Glock. My point of aim is all off.

Thinking strongly of just sticking with the Glock platform on everything.

Glocks like any tool require practice to build proficency. Most people hate practicing, it is time, and ammo consuming.

If you want to be good, or great at any craft involving tool. Takes practice.

 

[Glock-O-Rican]

The G19 does shoot decent (when equipped with a Crimson Trace Green Laser.)

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I wish the G26 had a rail.
Since it's also a "car gun" I would like to have a CT rail laser on it also.



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Maybe I will bust your dream, but I see zero special about your 9 yard group. What I see is within the logistical capability of any Glock.

It is the Indian shoot to Bow & Arrow, not the Bow & Arrow that can do nothing without a skilled marksmen.