okiegtrider
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Couple of new models from the perfection folks. G43x and G48. YMMV 
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Looks like Glock trying to get more into the 10 round magazine states . . .
If they ever came out with a compact .357 Sig single stack, I'd consider buying it.
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okiegtrider
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I wouldn't want to fire it . . .
I wouldn't carry a 9mm pistol that big with only ten rounds, but I understand why they made it . . .
VaTom
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Wish glock had made a single stack while I was working. Retired five years ago and was carrying a G23. Never did like the Glock sub compact pistols.
The G23 was an Ok concealed carry piece but somewhat heavy and bulky for 8 hours every day. Always wore a blazer or suit coat and K frame round butt 2" in a pancake holster was always my preference for best concealment in an environment where you didn't want anyone knowing you were armed. Now I carry a Shield.
The G23 was an Ok concealed carry piece but somewhat heavy and bulky for 8 hours every day. Always wore a blazer or suit coat and K frame round butt 2" in a pancake holster was always my preference for best concealment in an environment where you didn't want anyone knowing you were armed. Now I carry a Shield.
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LVSteve
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To the OP: it's Glock. If you speak the name of the beast with confidence, it cannot hurt you.
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okiegtrider
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Don't speak it. That's how it gets to you. Just say you know who
EdinDenver
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Love my 43 with night sites. I don't understand why anyone would want a nickel type slide on a Glock. Heck I don't know why folks put in Gold or red or whatever color parts on a Glock. It's a freakin' combat handgun. It would be like putting hot pink accents on an HK91....or gold plating an AK-47
Having worked in a gun store in the past, and having a blued Colt 1911 in .45acp and a Colt in High Polished Stainless in .38 Super with pearl grips sitting next to each other in the case....I could tell which person went to the .38 Super the second they walked into the store...I didn't even need to see them, I could smell the cologne...and I could make that sale EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
Having worked in a gun store in the past, and having a blued Colt 1911 in .45acp and a Colt in High Polished Stainless in .38 Super with pearl grips sitting next to each other in the case....I could tell which person went to the .38 Super the second they walked into the store...I didn't even need to see them, I could smell the cologne...and I could make that sale EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
It's called a choice. Nobody's business but mine. And by the way, the trigger on my Glock is red.
EdinDenver
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It's called a choice. Nobody's business but mine. And by the way, the trigger on my Glock is red.
You're right. It makes about as much sense as Bass Pro Shops sewing a bright red headed duck on all their brand named camo. I'm an old man...I just don't get it.
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okiegtrider
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Can't be worse than a 340PD with 158 gr. .357's. I wouldn't want it to be a subcompact like the G43, more like the G23 in single stack.
BigBill
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Glocks just don't do anything for me.
As a shameless Glock fanboy, I can say that I'm not a fan of two-tone handguns or forward serrations...hard pass from me.
jlrhiner
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Drink the kool-aid, Drink the kool-aid,
These are the Glocks you're looking for........
Philadelphia Patriot
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If I didn't have an M&P Shield then I might consider those options. I'd definitely choose them over the Sig P365. The only time I carry my Shield anymore is when I go to NJ (covered by LEOSA). All the other times I am carrying off duty is my Gen 5 Glock 17, sometimes my M&P 2.0 Compact in .40.
