Glock family portrait

[DrBaker]

http://x4.putfile.com/9/25312433488.jpg (http://www.putfile.com)

[DrBaker]

26T, 19, 22, 21C
30, 36, 26

I'm a little partial to Glocks.

[pete156]

Aww...They're all so cute. How'd you get them to sit still long enough to take the pic. ;)

I can only dream of being able to afford that many. :)

[DrBaker]

Aww...They're all so cute. How'd you get them to sit still long enough to take the pic. ;)


They are all well trained.

[1shott]

Very nice....

[Glockender]

Looks like you are missing a few in the collection ;)

Nice bunch of glocks you got there :gun1: :gun1:

[DrBaker]

There's only a few more that I want. I might try to trade my G22 for a G17. Other than that, I only want a 34.

[AaronT]

"one of these things is not like the others, one of these things doesn't belong..."

find the differences.
i apologize for my seasame street moment.

[Scott_In_OKC]

Would that be the one with the trigger not to the rear? Cocked isn't applicable to Glocks. Charged? Ready to fire?

[AaronT]

:wink2:
Scott_In_OKC wins the prize...

[DrBaker]

:smack: I thought he was referring to the one with the extended magazine release.

[J.P.]

Would that be the one with the trigger not to the rear? Cocked isn't applicable to Glocks. Charged? Ready to fire?

Sarcasm I presume?
(I hope)

[Scott_In_OKC]

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=cocked

To set the hammer of (a firearm) in a position ready for firing.

By definition, without a hammer, a weapon can't be cocked.

I know we're quibbling over semantics. What term would you use? :)

[dogboy13]

nice collection i will have to post a pic of my glocks

[stepper]

Beautiful family.

[stepper]

Now here's the big question:

If you could only have 1 and 1 only, and you had to sell the rest, which one would you keep? And Why?

[Michael Brown]

For me it would be the Glock 19.

Michael Brown

[DrBaker]

Now here's the big question:

If you could only have 1 and 1 only, and you had to sell the rest, which one would you keep? And Why?

Easy. It would be the G19. It was my first gun and has always been my favorite. I'm emotionally attached to it.

I'm ready to get a second one now. I'm going to leave the original G19 in the safe except rare occasions for the next 20 years. My son is only 1 year old, but I plan on his first gun being my old first gun.

[kjones99]

glock 32...big bang, 13 rounds, very concealable...that's all i have to say about that.

[stepper]

Easy. It would be the G19. It was my first gun and has always been my favorite. I'm emotionally attached to it.

I'm ready to get a second one now. I'm going to leave the original G19 in the safe except rare occasions for the next 20 years. My son is only 1 year old, but I plan on his first gun being my old first gun.

That is very nice. Your son will be thrilled!

The glock 19 was my 1st gun too, I won't ever get rid of it.

[stepper]

glock 32...big bang, 13 rounds, very concealable...that's all i have to say about that.

How is recoil with the 32? I've got the 19, and my dad has the 23, which I've shot and can handle alright. Recoil is a little snappy, but I can handle it well. I've always been interested in the 32.

[kjones99]

the 23 and the 32 are pretty close, but the 32 has a slight bit more bang to it. it's also quite a bit louder if you ask me....

[pete156]

My first gun was the Cobra .380, not that I particularly care to admit it. So I think I'll claim my 21 as the first born. :wink2:`

[G23Girl]

WOW! Nice Family.

[SoonerGlockGirl]

Now you just need that AWESOME Glock safe! :)

[DrBaker]

Now you just need that AWESOME Glock safe! :)

I'm seriously thinking about it.

[SoonerGlockGirl]

You really need it; you have quite the collection for such a young age! Just think 30 years from now....

[DrBaker]

I'm trying to slow down.

[SoonerGlockGirl]

You say that, but you don't really mean it. :wink2:

[DrBaker]

You say that, but you don't really mean it. :wink2:

I'm TRYING to slow down. I've been trading more than just buying lately.