Went to a Glock Forum this morning and had to wade through a bunch of stuff on politics and some on race problems before I found anything about Glocks. Saw nothing on religion however. Maybe if I went back tomorrow I would see some religious stuff. NOT going back however.
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Glock forum?
Nope.
Nope.
What is this "Glock" you speak of? 
DeathGrip
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Glock forum!!!? You probably don't want to go around admitting that on any other forums.
Here you might get a "Bless your heart". Other forums might not be so genteel.
Here you might get a "Bless your heart". Other forums might not be so genteel.
HOUSTON RICK
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I wanted a Glock 17 once, but I got better.
meaneyedcatz
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Almost had a Glock. Some penicillin made it go away.
Come on you guys, nothing wrong with Glocks.
Probably had a dozen different model Glocks, but my .40 Shield beats them all for trigger pull crispness.
Polished up the internal works in all of them and the Shield feels best to me.
(that last sentence should keep me from getting banned)
Probably had a dozen different model Glocks, but my .40 Shield beats them all for trigger pull crispness.
Polished up the internal works in all of them and the Shield feels best to me.
(that last sentence should keep me from getting banned)
Cdog
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Come on you guys, nothing wrong with Glocks.
Probably had a dozen different model Glocks, but my .40 Shield beats them all for trigger pull crispness.
Polished up the internal works in all of them and the Shield feels best to me.
(that last sentence should keep me from getting banned)
Foghorn Leghorn Comes To Mind...
"Bless Your Heart" bwahahahahaha!
If Glocks are so bad, why did S&W steal the design to make the Sigma?
To jump on the polymer frame bandwagon and make money.
In theory.
American1776
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The 'other' gun forums tend to draw a slightly different crowd (younger and more 'tacticool').
This forum (and Ruger) tend to draw older, more mature folks who appreciate the craftsmanship of a good wheelgun.
I myself am 38, and prefer steel and wood on my guns. (I still own a plastic gun...an HK).
Different strokes for different folks.
This forum (and Ruger) tend to draw older, more mature folks who appreciate the craftsmanship of a good wheelgun.
I myself am 38, and prefer steel and wood on my guns. (I still own a plastic gun...an HK).
Different strokes for different folks.
mike from st pete
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" tend to draw older, more mature folks"
Stodgy?
Stodgy?
DeathGrip
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Mature are us.
Now tell me again what mature means. My lady wants to know.Some of us passed mature way long ago!
Now tell me again what mature means. My lady wants to know.
So does my wife! She likes to say that I'm a bad example of a bad example!
Dingotech
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Smith & Wesson is a religion.
So, that must make you a good example.
I am only on here, Wendy is on two, the other Smith forum and one of the Ruger forums.
But all things online are secondary, when you turn the PC off all issues just disappear and you deal with what is most important.
But all things online are secondary, when you turn the PC off all issues just disappear and you deal with what is most important.
