all guns should be glocks

[ileus]

#at=233


Something funny for all those who love self defense caliber/make arguments.




Note: I didn't watch any of his other videos, I don't know his politics. Seems pretty progressive to me with his musical ability and the use of a piano and clarinet. It's time for football practice so I can't check out any of his work.

[Scuba]

1. Really? A correlation between horrible musical ability and progressivism?

Not to mention the subject matter. Sheeeese.

[Deep13]

2. Well, that sucked. nt

[Eleanors38]

4. Tend to agree. Discussion of caliber, type & make should be around the campfire.

[spin]

3. It is true that Glocks are fugly but it is also true that they are reliable. ...

I personally prefer revolvers for self defense as they are also very reliable. But then I'm a civilian not a cop.

[locks]

5. Aaah, such talent!

The best we could come up with when I was young was: "Hey, hey, LBJ; how many kids have you killed today?"

[rrneck]

6. ...

1911 .45 ACP

[oneshooter]

8. This^^^^^^^^^^^^ +100+

[ileus]

10. I found 45 WWB 100/rnd at walturd today.

I'm now 300 rounds richer...

[oneshooter]

11. I am getting set to load 900 rds of 45, 230gr cast. n/t

[ileus]

12. 45 cost will finally force me to reload.

The only 45 I'd ever owned was a PT145 and it jammed every 3ed or 5th shot so I never put much down the pipe. Maybe 400 rounds total, but I loved shooting it, there's just something about the feel of shooting the 45 vs 9 or 40. I sent it down the road at the last gun show and picked up a cheap shooter of a SR45 on a impulse buy (I'd went for a M&P 40, 9 or 45). I'm impressed with it so far with it's initial reliability and accuracy, thus I need to actually invest in a good quality 45. p220, M&P, maybe a 1911 since I've never owned one. So many great 45's so little time, and I need to buy and learn to reload before I can fully appreciate the 45 cartridge. It would be nice to reload 7mm-08 and 270, along with 9,40,380.

[oneshooter]

13. Your first purchase should be a good reloading manual.

Speer, Hornady, Lee, all put out good basic, and some advanced, load data and how to knowledge.

[X_Digger]

17. Yup, or springfield XD.

I just can't get over the grip angle of the glock.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

7. well, The Beatles, he ain't

[GreenStormCloud]

9. I Hate GLOCKs.

Any gun that has pulling the trigger as part of the disassembly process needs a radical redesign. I like SIG Sauer. Just as reliable and safer design.

[ileus]

14. I owned one for two days last year.

FDE g20....super extra ugly but fun to shoot. 30 rounds later I got the right offer, since I don't reload it just didn't make sense to keep it.

[Jenoch]

15. I prefer a Sig 226.

I have large hands and the Glock does not feel right.

[shadowrider]

16. I bought a 224 not long ago

Nice little .40, good for conceal carry. Tight trigger pull though.

[ileus]

18. I have smaller hands and the 229 doesn't feel right.

However, if I'd get off my ass and order a E2 and short trigger set it'd feel better in my hand.

[Jenoch]

19. I have large hands

and that is why I don't like the Glock too much. The Glock 17 and 21 are full-sized and my little finger is off the bottom of the grip.

[oneshooter]

20. Try a 220, in 45caliber. n/t

[ileus]

21. The 220 feels so much better

I got to hold a p227 a few weeks ago and then a 220. It's night and day...a 220 is on my short list of must have home defense pistols.

I did spring for a SR45 a few weeks ago. Put another 50 rounds down range this evening I like this little pot metal gun....really accurate and a good trigger. 250 rounds so far without an issue impressed for a 400 buck 45.

[rover3]

22. My glocks

When I first shot the glock back when it first came out, I hate it!
Felt like holding a piece of plastic and shooting it.

But as time goes by and Glock became more accepted and the feel of the plastic grew on me just as well.
I now own several glocks g17 & g30s

would like an HK, but its too damn expensive.