Bubblegum glock

[partsed]

The closest I'll probably get to owning a Glock is a SUB2000 that uses Glock magazines....

 

[Heyjoe]

I cant name a better plastic fantastic pistol that has such wide ranging commonality throughout numerous platforms and a massive aftermarket.

 

[Heyjoe]

Just cause@

 

[Kruel J]

Well, since I JUST got home with my brand new Glock 19X, let me retort.

Outdated design? Yeah. Right. Cause the 1911 is cutting edge right? So are AR-15's huh?
Difference between a Glock and a Dyson vacuum is that a Glock actually works.
If you can design a better gun, go for it, Until then, your thread is pointless and nothing but click bait, which unfortunately I clicked.

 

[nammac]

Well, since I JUST got home with my brand new Glock 19X, let me retort.

Outdated design? Yeah. Right. Cause the 1911 is cutting edge right? So are AR-15's huh?
Difference between a Glock and a Dyson vacuum is that a Glock actually works.
If you can design a better gun, go for it, Until then, your thread is pointless and nothing but click bait, which unfortunately I clicked.

Actually, the difference between Glock and Dyson, the Glock goes pew, pew, pew....














The Dyson just sucks....



You are welcome!

 

[Kruel J]

BTW OP, you made a Glock thread with your first sentence saying there are too many Glock threads here at NWFA. Smooth.

 

[nammac]

So seriously, my first Glock was a Gen2 G19, which proved to be reliable as well as accurate for me. For a long time it was my EDC. Also had a Gen2 G23 at one time, but found the .40 to be too snappy and got rid of it in favor of a Gen2.5 G30, which turned out to be a hoot to shoot and a tack driver.

But I'm an equal opportunity polymer pistol consumer, so I also enjoy my Shield .45. With enough repetitions, the triggers always seem to smooth out, whether it's a Glock or a Shield, to a sufficient point for a combat sidearm.

Only emotional attachments I have are to 1911's... Silly I know...

 

[Kruel J]

So seriously, my first Glock was a Gen2 G19, which proved to be reliable as well as accurate for me. For a long time it was my EDC. Also had a Gen2 G23 at one time, but found the .40 to be too snappy and got rid of it in favor of a Gen2.5 G30, which turned out to be a hoot to shoot and a tack driver.

But I'm an equal opportunity polymer pistol consumer, so I also enjoy my Shield .45. With enough repetitions, the triggers always seem to smooth out, whether it's a Glock or a Shield, to a sufficient point for a combat sidearm.

Only emotional attachments I have are to 1911's... Silly I know...

Nope, not silly. I have ZERO emotional attachment to my Glocks. But my great-uncles WWII 1911? I value it more than anything else I own and have caught myself talking to it on more than one occasion (mostly me saying to it, "if only you could talk, the stories you must have...)

 

[ItsLunchBOX]

I like this thread.

 

[ItsLunchBOX]

 

[Sandaholic]

https://imgflip.com/memegenerator

 

[peternov01]

i'll just leave this here......

 

[EPS]

I lit this fuse, and like the G22, this thing is ready to explode.

Have one

 

[EPS]

Well, since I JUST got home with my brand new Glock 19X, let me retort.

Outdated design? Yeah. Right. Cause the 1911 is cutting edge right? So are AR-15's huh?
Difference between a Glock and a Dyson vacuum is that a Glock actually works.
If you can design a better gun, go for it, Until then, your thread is pointless and nothing but click bait, which unfortunately I clicked.

Just saying welcome to the club BROTHER

 

[v0lcom13sn0w]

 

[albin25]

Darth Vader....
....the Glock personified.

(cuz' he don't need no hammer either).

 

[EPS]

Lol that's funny

 

[Levetti]

Just saying welcome to the club BROTHERView attachment 470904 View attachment 470905

 

[Geardo]

How are Blocks outdated? They are simple which is hard to beat.

 

[v0lcom13sn0w]