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@vitalis
Unsolicited rant:
I have never in my life enjoyed Glocks. I can understand the appeal from a ricer perspective, but right out the gate I'd much rather shoot a 1911 or a dozen other handguns. Additionally, I know this has been argued to death, but I think the lack of a manual safety lever is a huge liability. If some dipshit who doesn't know anything ever gets ahold of your gun and fires it, you're gonna be in a lot of legal trouble, even if nobody gets hurt. An accidental discharge is always the gun owner's fault.
All that said, I would NOT fuck with the Glock Ness Monster. I'm staying out of his hood.
Unsolicited rant:
I have never in my life enjoyed Glocks. I can understand the appeal from a ricer perspective, but right out the gate I'd much rather shoot a 1911 or a dozen other handguns. Additionally, I know this has been argued to death, but I think the lack of a manual safety lever is a huge liability. If some dipshit who doesn't know anything ever gets ahold of your gun and fires it, you're gonna be in a lot of legal trouble, even if nobody gets hurt. An accidental discharge is always the gun owner's fault.
All that said, I would NOT fuck with the Glock Ness Monster. I'm staying out of his hood.
personally I cannot enjoy shooting glocks because I often get slide bite with them. but the new gen 6 glocks have a really exaggerated beaver tail which I am used to from 1911s, and I am kinda curious about getting one if it means it eliminates the bite for me.
@vitalis I've been bitten by those fuckers before. I know it's not that hard to avoid it, but when you shoot them infrequently it's easy to forget to stay clear.
