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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey⏩
You really have a thing for massive and heavy guns huh? Why not get a 9mm for your next one considering you already have a .45?Nice. I have the 97B. Good to see some folks in here carrying full size pistols, a lot of people say they're too big too carry.
My next gun with be a USP 45
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Glocks are the toyota corolla of guns.
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
Glocks have a great aftermarket which would make them more like the Honda Civic. It's also funny how people love to spew the Glock Perfection line and the only things stock on the gun are the LPK and frame lolGlocks are the toyota corolla of guns.
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Originally Posted By PassiveLearner⏩
you want to look into Glock, Smith & Wesson MP, CZ P-10c, Sig p365.So if money is no object and I want a super reliable pistol with a good magazine size, what would you recommend? This is for home protection.
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Originally Posted By PassiveLearner⏩
AR15.So if money is no object and I want a super reliable pistol with a good magazine size, what would you recommend? This is for home protection.
But if pistol; still a glock 🤷♂️
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Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
Big guns aren't a big deal for me tbh. A lot of guys were saying the cz97 was too big but it fits my hands just fine. I a USP for the extra 2 in capacity. Can't see myself getting a 9mm anytime soon, don't know what I'd get it in exactly. Maybe a cz75?You really have a thing for massive and heavy guns huh? Why not get a 9mm for your next one considering you already have a .45?
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey⏩
CZ75 is an excellent choice. Everyone needs a polymer 9mm though. Glock, M&P, XD just whatever you like the best. Canik is a great choice too but seems to be climbing in price since people started to figure out what a great value they are.Big guns aren't a big deal for me tbh. A lot of guys were saying the cz97 was too big but it fits my hands just fine. I a USP for the extra 2 in capacity. Can't see myself getting a 9mm anytime soon, don't know what I'd get it in exactly. Maybe a cz75?
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I have one gen 2 Glock and seven gen 3 Glocks.
Moved to Glocks in the late 90s after shooting only 1911s in IPSC for years.
My Glock 34 I use for IDPA must have 70,000+ rounds through it. Nothing done other than new springs (recoil and striker) every 5,000 rounds or so.
Moved to Glocks in the late 90s after shooting only 1911s in IPSC for years.
My Glock 34 I use for IDPA must have 70,000+ rounds through it. Nothing done other than new springs (recoil and striker) every 5,000 rounds or so.
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Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
A buddy of mine just bought a Canik TP9 Elite Combat for $729.00. He asked me to go with him to the range for his first outing with it.... Canik is a great choice too but seems to be climbing in price since people started to figure out what a great value they are.
Sights are good, trigger is decent, and it was reasonably accurate. The slide failed to lock back about 50% of the time during the first 100 rounds of 115 gr. I’d read that the RSA was stiff, but improved with normal break-in. He changed out the back strap and took off the mag well speed funnel after that first session.
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It's Sig September now.
Next month is Glocktober.
u mad?
People like them because they're extremely reliable for a reasonable prize, super customizable with a ton of parts in the aftermarket, and the simple engineering of it is excellent. It revolutionized polymer / striker fired pistols to the point there's a bunch of copycats (Canik, Polymer 80) on the market.
Next month is Glocktober.
u mad?
People like them because they're extremely reliable for a reasonable prize, super customizable with a ton of parts in the aftermarket, and the simple engineering of it is excellent. It revolutionized polymer / striker fired pistols to the point there's a bunch of copycats (Canik, Polymer 80) on the market.
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Originally Posted By Bo_Flecks⏩
I got the T9SA which is the full size decocker model for $270 about a year ago. I've had 0 problems out of mine after a couple thousand rounds. I have heard some people need different recoil springs when using 115gr stuff. Apparently in the rest of the world all they shoot is 124gr P+. The trigger isn't a 1911 trigger but still feels really goodA buddy of mine just bought a Canik TP9 Elite Combat for $729.00. He asked me to go with him to the range for his first outing with it.
Sights are good, trigger is decent, and it was reasonably accurate. The slide failed to lock back about 50% of the time during the first 100 rounds of 115 gr. I’d read that the RSA was stiff, but improved with normal break-in. He changed out the back strap and took off the mag well speed funnel after that first session.
Sights are good, trigger is decent, and it was reasonably accurate. The slide failed to lock back about 50% of the time during the first 100 rounds of 115 gr. I’d read that the RSA was stiff, but improved with normal break-in. He changed out the back strap and took off the mag well speed funnel after that first session.
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Originally Posted By Skeptical_Hippo⏩
Like em or not, they are the standard by which all modern polymer pistols are judged. They certainly aren’t junk. We have surpassed the era of quality made all steel/aluminum DA/SA hammer fired pistols, and in the striker fired realm everyone is trying to outdo Glock. The thing is Glock got it right the first time, and they’ve been king ever since they cornered the police and military markets.Literally the most boring gun you could buy.
Yes its reliable and easy, it also has no soul or personality. Its ****ing plastic and literally the most boring gun out there besides a ****ing hi point.
I bought 2 recently, a 19 and a 26. They both sold within a week, junk
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Yes its reliable and easy, it also has no soul or personality. Its ****ing plastic and literally the most boring gun out there besides a ****ing hi point.
I bought 2 recently, a 19 and a 26. They both sold within a week, junk
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I own many of the classics like Beretta 92’s, Sig P series and S&W third gen autos as well as Glocks. Fact of the matter is no one wants those old heavy guns anymore, everything is moving plastic, and Glock is always the first choice because not only is it a high quality piece but it’s the one everybody always hears about.
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey⏩
Too big they say? Sometimes I pretend I’m 80’s Don Johnson and carry this thing around. Not in a shoulder rig though because I’d look like I have a dead third arm growing out of my armpit.Nice. I have the 97B. Good to see some folks in here carrying full size pistols, a lot of people say they're too big too carry.
My next gun with be a USP 45
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Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
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Originally Posted By DeputyDong5⏩
Dude you cannot complain about racism then call people joggers. Just fully commit and embrace the reciprocal hatred.the white man invented firearms... just another contribution to society that you joggers enjoy while being a racist POS.
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Originally Posted By DeputyDong5⏩
Dude... wtf?the white man invented firearms... just another contribution to society that you joggers enjoy while being a racist POS.
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