I thought I was the only one that happened to. My G21 does the same thing, everytime. I actually liked that it did that when I was still using it in USPSA.I gotta say, I've seen two consistent threads on this forum since I've joined. #1 Bacon, and #2 threads containing antagonistic Glock material. lol. I own 2 G19s, one the slide goes to battery when you slam a new mag into it and the 2nd is brand new never fired. I owner an XD. I liked it, just didn't need it.
I'd be willing to try an XDm though. If they ever do something with the trigger on the XDs I'd probably just back on the wagon.
How is being ugly a disadvantage to shooting it? Sorry that as a fasion accessory Glock doesn't match your purse. But I'll take a gun that isn't pretty but will do what I want it too when I need it too any day.The biggest disadvantage to shooting Glocks... is they are UGLY!
HK boner.
I understand what you are saying. There isn't much in the way of elegance in a Glock.The biggest disadvantage to shooting Glocks... is they are UGLY!
I understand what you are saying. There isn't much in the way of elegance in a Glock.
On the other hand, there is something beautiful about a piece of equipment with a simple design that always works. And there is something beautiful about a piece of equipment that feels right in your hand when you use it. And there is something beautiful about a piece of equipment the does what it supposed to do with accuracy and precision.
There is more than one kind of beauty. It all depends on what you are looking for.
If you want a barbecue gun, get a 1911. If you want to impress your buddies with how rich you are, get a Desert Eagle with three calibers in two lengths each. If you want to be cool, get whatever makes you feel cool.
But if you want a firearm that works every time, that you can depend on, and that does what it supposed to do -- in other words, if you are into function rather than form -- then consider the Glock.
Most Glock owners I know don't care whether you have one or not, though.
The biggest disadvantage to shooting a Glock is, while at the range all the other guys get mad at you when your drilling them in there and your gun doesn't jam.:bigballs: Unless you limp wrist it in a very unsafe manner and nearly blow your head and everyone Else's around you off!!!!!! Think about it guys?
ya know, there are hundreds, if not thousands of other guns out there that fit all those criteria as well as the Glock (especially the "accuracy and precision" part), if not better? I suppose I'll be called a Glock basher again for saying that.I understand what you are saying. There isn't much in the way of elegance in a Glock.
On the other hand, there is something beautiful about a piece of equipment with a simple design that always works. And there is something beautiful about a piece of equipment that feels right in your hand when you use it. And there is something beautiful about a piece of equipment the does what it supposed to do with accuracy and precision.
...or any of the limitless other guns that work every time, do what they're supposed to do...function...But if you want a firearm that works every time, that you can depend on, and that does what it supposed to do -- in other words, if you are into function rather than form -- then consider the Glock.
And if you want a firearm that works every time, that you can depend on, and that does what it is supposed to do -- without shooting your leg -- then buy an XDM
Ok, let's hit some milk jugs @ 75 yds. I'll bring my GP100.
I'll bring my Beretta
And if you want a firearm that works every time, that you can depend on, and that does what it is supposed to do -- without shooting your leg -- then buy an XDM
Ok, let's hit some milk jugs @ 75 yds. I'll bring my GP100.
What do you shoot at steel Hickman?
The biggest disadvantage to shooting Glocks... is they are UGLY!
yup, just like the AK, not meant to be pretty, but run.
I don't like the way Glocks look. I don't like the way they feel. I don't like the majority of people who carry them.
Walking down the cases my friend said, "Hey, get a Glock." To which I replied, "I'm never getting a ****ing Glock." Where then an employee and potential customer look over, holding a Glock. "No, go ahead and get it. I'm sure they're fine."
I can't explain why I don't like them so much... I have no real reason not to.
Then leaving the store: "You know, for what you put down on that HK, walking out still empty handed, you could've been walking out with two Glocks." To which I reply quietly, "God dammit......"
Yeah, there are a lot less HK fanatics out there, but they've got it probably worse than the Glock fanatics.