Any love for Glocks around here?

[sw702]

yep

I like em with Dawson sights................

 

[TwinV10]

Love? No.....Highly respect? Absolutely. Still have a M23 and a M36 Glock. Not shot very often as the .40 caliber is pricey but they have never failed me in several decades.

 

[CMudrock]

Old School - no new, now, next.

At age 65, I will degrade long before my Glock or any other ploymer-framed pistol does.

TO EACH HIS OWN, I'M 78, & have preferred metal Toys & Belongings since childhood. I own Steel Pistols almost 100 years old that work like new,
Even though set in my ways, I've begun to appreciate SA/DA actions, as I'm more comfortable keeping & carrying them chambered. I have a couple of CZ -75 clones as house guns.
I carry 9x18 Russian Makarov, or polish 9x18 P-64 (both tweaked)
They are compact, tough, 100% reliable, & accurate.
Probably Immortal as well, & bought when cheap - whats not to like !

 

[smithman 10]

Hate the Glock. Please give me one!

 

[tlawler]

I've had a few in the past. A couple G20's, a 21, 23, 27, 29, 33, maybe some others. Sold my last, a G29 a few years ago. They are utilitarian and really are work horses, just like my set of harbor freight hammers…just not as pretty as my Estwing collection

 

[SnidelyWhiplash]

 

[Retiredguns]

I recently sold my Glock 19 gen 5 and bought a Springfield Echelon 4.0c. My 19 was 100% reliable as my G43 and my Wife's G42, but neither of us could stand the grip/finger trigger placement on the 19. It isn't uncommon as I found out. My finger comes up so low on the trigger that it rubs against the guard. That and the stiff, slim blade safety will make for a sore finger. Of course it varies from person to person. The Echelon is a treat as far as ergos and trigger go.

 

[SmithNut]

Trying to catch up on this, ahh wait................ sorry I had to go pop some popcorn....... now I can sit back and enjoy the discussion......

 

[SmithNut]

Speaking about plastic in holsters....