They endure those too.
They endure those too.
Not surprised. Not surprised at the fact that the Glock still worked fine and not surprised by the comments of the haters. I have slowly leaned away from Glocks, and now have Sigs, Walthers, Rugers and S&W handguns. (Oh, and my super accurate finely-tuned custom Heritage Rough Rider in .22LR). But I would not hesitate to own, carry, and depend on a Glock for self defense. I know some think they are junk, but you know what? They ain't.
At one point, I had a 43, 26, and 19. I could have just kept those and been fine for about any circumstance. But nooooo; I have the bug, so now I have something different...
I bet the ones I lost in the lake aren't anywhere near as corroded 'cause...not salt water.
Haters:
At one point, I had a 43, 26, and 19. I could have just kept those and been fine for about any circumstance. But nooooo; I have the bug, so now I have something different...
I bet the ones I lost in the lake aren't anywhere near as corroded 'cause...not salt water.
Haters:
My guess is that you maybe got away from glocks because either you have more time and/or money to devote to firearms/pistols and enjoy the whole process of finding and comparing new guns as they apply to your needs.Not surprised. Not surprised at the fact that the Glock still worked fine and not surprised by the comments of the haters. I have slowly leaned away from Glocks, and now have Sigs, Walthers, Rugers and S&W handguns. (Oh, and my super accurate finely-tuned custom Heritage Rough Rider in .22LR). But I would not hesitate to own, carry, and depend on a Glock for self defense. I know some think they are junk, but you know what? They ain't.
At one point, I had a 43, 26, and 19. I could have just kept those and been fine for about any circumstance. But nooooo; I have the bug, so now I have something different...
I bet the ones I lost in the lake aren't anywhere near as corroded 'cause...not salt water.
Haters:
Maybe so.
FWIW, just because someone doesn't love Glocks, doesn't necessarily mean they hate 'em either.
In fact, if it were down to a Glock or a rock, I'd always choose the Glock.
Well, most of the time anyway...
FWIW, just because someone doesn't love Glocks, doesn't necessarily mean they hate 'em either.
In fact, if it were down to a Glock or a rock, I'd always choose the Glock.
Well, most of the time anyway...
And it seems they make great boat anchors. You just have to tie them securely.
I don't hate glocks, but I don't care for em either. First this was fresh water, not salt. If it had a layer of gun oil on it that probably helped a bit. And I would hope the cops at least swabbed the barrel before it was shot. And I wonder how many other firearms would survive that.
Still won't own one until they come out with a DA/SA model.
Still won't own one until they come out with a DA/SA model.
And it seems they make great boat anchors. You just have to tie them securely.
Bowline Knot Tying Instructions
- Lay the rope across your left hand with the free end hanging down. ...
- Bring the free end up to and pass through the eye from the under side (the rabbit comes out of the hole).
- Wrap the line around the standing line and back down through the loop (around the tree and back down the hole).
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