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I also have nicer guns, but they are all rifles...
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There guns. Not Wives.
You can have as many as you like.
influenced yes indeed, before the Glocks I bought 2 1911 clones in 9mm they are Spanish Star BKS models and they are one of the early introductions of aluminum frame pistols and they were wildly unpopular, the experts said they would wear down the aluminum frame after a couple hundred rounds,(the nickle plated one has a couple thousand rounds thru it, never shot the blued one) my pistols are actually rare because of the disparaging they received, many other star 1911 clone models out there in steel but not in aluminumPretty cool. I remember shooting with the sheriff of my small town in '87 when they were going to give them a try. From what I remember they had their problems and the sheriff didn't like them. He may have been very biased toward/against them, since he called them a "damn plastic pistol".... That kind of had a big influence on a 13 year old kid back then. One day I may give them another try....
Take a look at polymer Guns these days. Very close copies or loosely veiled copies of Glock. Even the Sig 320. Except for the modular trigger group, it's very similar to Glock. So if Glock sucks so bad, why is everyone copying it. Food for thought.
I used to work with a DIE hard Glock guy. We would some times have fun with him making fun of Glock. He would have a good laugh with us as he knew, we knew there was nothing wrong with the way they work.You are correct. Glocks are not for everyone., but when I here someone yap about this being better than that, it makes me laugh. Guy at work is a die hard Sig guy. He was talking about the sig 320 being way better than Glock. I almost died laughing.
He screws with me about it too. They work, which is why I use them.I used to work with a DIE hard Glock guy. We would some times have fun with him making fun of Glock. He would have a good laugh with us as he knew, we knew there was nothing wrong with the way they work.
LONG been a problem with Taurus. They make a bubblegumload of guns and most of them do work as they are supposed to. At the price point they are hitting they do let out some problems. Of course when you are the guy who gets one that needs to go back it leaves a bad taste in your mouth. Many will never buy one again. Companies like that figure it still works out for them. They have a large chunk of market share because of the price point of their stuff. Look at how many of them there are out there. It is a crap shoot when you buy one of course as with all mass manufactured guns.Taurus and perfection can't even be used in the same paragraph. I've owned a few. Serious lack of QC.
Despite the fact that I have customized the controls on my carry Glock, I have no sentimental attachment to it at all. On the other hand, if my carry CZ were lost or stolen I'd be sad. Both can be replaced for under $600, but only one means anything to me. Oh, and my 1911, meh. I love to shoot it and I shoot it well, but it's just a gun. On the other hand if you look at my MP5 or M1 wrong we're going to have an issue.I have nicer guns, but I carry a Glock. Much less expensive to replace if I'm ever require to use it...which I pray is never.
I've had two of them. Both ran great. One had the "Crazy 8" sights which I don't care for at all, but still shot well. The other was surprisingly easy to double tap.This has
LONG been a problem with Taurus. They make a bubblegumload of guns and most of them do work as they are supposed to. At the price point they are hitting they do let out some problems. Of course when you are the guy who gets one that needs to go back it leaves a bad taste in your mouth. Many will never buy one again. Companies like that figure it still works out for them. They have a large chunk of market share because of the price point of their stuff. Look at how many of them there are out there. It is a crap shoot when you buy one of course as with all mass manufactured guns.
Reminds me of that Talking Heads song - Once In a LifetimeDon't like or dis like Blocks, they work, and that's what is needed! I stepped up and said to my Self, SELF!!!!!, And my Self said WHAAAAAAT, I need one of those plastic Fantastic Glock Thingyies, so I got one, and ONLY one! G-20!!!
Despite the fact that I have customized the controls on my carry Glock, I have no sentimental attachment to it at all. On the other hand, if my carry CZ were lost or stolen I'd be sad. Both can be replaced for under $600, but only one means anything to me. Oh, and my 1911, meh. I love to shoot it and I shoot it well, but it's just a gun. On the other hand if you look at my MP5 or M1 wrong we're going to have an issue.
I've had two of them. Both ran great. One had the "Crazy 8" sights which I don't care for at all, but still shot well. The other was surprisingly easy to double tap.