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If carried and never shot, the seller may be French…. If you can confirm it was carried, never fired and dropped at LEAST once, that confirms the seller is French.
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No but had my truck not start due to dead battery.Do you normally put 1000 flawless miles on a brand new car before taking it off the lot?
Had that exact scenario this summer. Somebody with a fresh account listed a Glock here. I had a hard time convincing him that it was a Gen 3 as he got burned at a show by a hustler who told him it was a Gen 4. He and his wife were flaming libs. He then burned me in the transaction on the ammo he included in the listing. Then his wife demanded that I provide some sort of record or a bill of sale (not my sale) to her with my ODL and SOC. Then he turned to the FFL and demanded he turn over my personal info. He carried the gun and never ran a round through it.That will become more common as libs that purchased on a knee jerk start have Buyer's Remorse.
It was probably built on a Friday or a Monday…Agree, as my "new" car has already had the rear dif replaced, the transmission replaced, the headlights sometimes go off and the display screen is sketchy. I would not want my bride driving it in the middle of a road trip to and get stranded. That was just my point. Agree, everything (that they have been able to fix) has been covered and got to put miles on the loaner car as well.
Yes, please. However, I'll throw no missiles at ya.Apparently I need to go shoot my G26 carry gun to appease you judgey folks
You only have to shoot it if you want to sell it (and be legit).Apparently I need to go shoot my G26 carry gun to appease you judgey folks
Ha! I've been carrying her, but then again, I live Roseburg and I really don't go out that much these days.You only have to shoot it if you want to sell it (and be legit).
If you want to keep her a closet queen, by all means, feel free!
I've had a G26 before, just haven't gotten around to shooting this one, mostly because my buddy is going to buy my DW ECO so it's been retired from my carry.Carrying a gun without ever shooting it, is the equivalent of carrying a micro/subcompact "mouse" gun that you can't hit the target with. If you are proficient with a small gun then that's awesome. But I can't count how many times I've heard "I don't shoot it good but it's better then nothing…."
I didn't mean to direct that at you. It's just MY opinion in general. It's a Glock. We all know it will go bang. That's why it's the only gun I trust my life on as far as a daily carry goes.I've had a G26 before, just haven't gotten around to shooting this one, mostly because my buddy is going to buy my DW ECO so it's been retired from my carry.
I've been needing to get around to it, just haven't yetI didn't mean to direct that at you. It's just MY opinion in general. It's a Glock. We all know it will go bang. That's why it's the only gun I trust my life on as far as a daily carry goes.
The G48 I'm currently carrying was taken out to the range before carrying. I ran a total of 50 rounds through with no malfunctions (it's a Glock so…) and called it good. It obviously has more rounds then that now but I was confident after the 50. 3 mags of ball ammo, 2 mags of defensive ammo and I was content.I've been needing to get around to it, just haven't yet
Exactly. Many moons ago I bought a gun I was hoping to use as my EDC. It was tiny and easy to conceal. But within the first month of handling it I realized I couldn't rack the slide, or really even shoot it comfortably, because of arthritis in my hands. It went in the safe and only came out for target practice after that.Before I started carrying on the daily I reasoned that if I ever had a malfunction I would need to be able to clear it without looking.
I spent the next months repeatedly handling the gun until I could field strip and reassemble it while watching TV.
IMHO, we (as a group) devote an inordinate amount of time learning how to Mozambique a tweaker and not enough time becoming one with our guns.
Yahtzee!!!Before I started carrying on the daily I reasoned that if I ever had a malfunction I would need to be able to clear it without looking.
I spent the next months repeatedly handling the gun until I could field strip and reassemble it while watching TV.
IMHO, we (as a group) devote an inordinate amount of time learning how to Mozambique a tweaker and not enough time becoming one with our guns.