Yes...I did forget to include the Ruger MK Series on that list! Thanks for reminding me!
I'm not sure who's pistol the Glock grip angle was designed after, but that was predominantly a European thing in the early 1980's.
Actually, there have been several pistol designs with a 22-degree angled grip, including the German Luger pistol, the Steyr M series, the H&K P7, and I'm guessing that Mr. Gaston Glock simply stuck with a more predominant European style grip angle with the original design.
Mr. Glock probably had...
Experience mattes too...I grew up shooting SA revolvers and, the old-school plow-share grip angle, along with the muscle-memory engrained in my neural pathways, the Glock grip angle is much better suited for a 'natural' point-n-shoot grip angle for me!
For me...Glock has a far better grip angle, for a natural point-n-shoot pistol, than any other semi-auto pistol...feel free to choose your own!
Nuthin' wrong with someone liking something else!
An SRO had a preventable firearm discharge, IN a school and DURING the school day...???
Lucky no one was injured or killed!!!
Question: Is he still an SRO???
As for me, I'm sticking with my Glock pistols...
The Glock has a far better grip angle for natural point-n-shoot shooting and they have...
I've owned three (3) Bersa Thunder .380 pistol back in the late '90's...great little shooters!
All of mine were the older nickel colored ones!
Had a Walther PPK/S for a while too...absolutely LOVED that pistol!
Exactly...what is this so-called 'Gun Show Loophole' that the left keeps talking about...will someone please explain it to me?
Everyone who purchases from a licensed dealer (FFL) at a gun show has to got through the same NICS background check the same way they have to when they purchase from a...
I had one...an STR9c (Glock 26 sized) pistol. Bought it used to try it out, but then sold it.
It handled well, cycled well, and shot straight but it could have used a stronger recoil spring because the felt recoil 'hammered' a bit stronger into my hand than expected, while shooting.
I...
Absolutely... The company I work for has suggested using an Uber for a couple of miscellaneous shuttle moves around town and I refused, instead calling a nephew to come pick me up and transport me around! On the flip side, there have been many Uber drivers attacked or robbed by the people they...
Another reason why I never use UBER...one never knows into whose private vehicle one is climbing into and how safe or well-cared for the vehicle (and driver) are?
Situational Awareness (SA) is about not just looking, but seeing what is going on around you, in your safety bubble and beyond...
It basically comes down to 'Some can do it...other's cannot!' It's the same for shooting, period!
Of 3 Gun, my wife's forte is shotgun...skeet and trap...she's a naturally hand-eye coordinated individual for that sport all day long!
Rifle...we're pretty identical out to 300 yards all day long...
I have a thin roll-up rubber pad that I place over a wooden table (for protection) and then place a old towel folded in half over it, and then do my cleaning on top of that! Simple...works...and everything is still clean! Been doin' it this way for years!
For a first handgun, keep it simple! Shoot a variety of handguns, pistols, revolvers, in a variety of calibers (those mentioned above) and find which handgun is most comfortable and points and shoots most naturally for you.
Keep in mind that revolvers have a variety of grips available to them...
I keep a minimum of five (5) magazines per pistol loaded and accessible, for each pistol in the carry rotation...which is usually three (3) pistols. The bed stand pistol has a magazine in the pistol, a second beside it, and the remaining three (3) magazines in the top drawer. The AR pistol...