Multiple handguns, no Glock

[TXAZ]

If you are able to touch that nasty polymer grip zone and not toss I salute you sir

That’s what did it for me, the grip just didn’t feel good.

 

[hornetguy]

Sure not going to be doing any "noggin' knockin'" with that thing...

AHA! There's your problem! You're doin' it all wrong!

These are for knockin'....

THIS tool is for going bang-bang.... hope this helps...

 

[BlueLacy]

Ain't no Blocks in this house. Besides none of them look anything like a 1911.

 

[Walterlaich]

I saw one once. I think I may have picked it up . . . but Glocks have never followed me home

 

[red442joe]

Ain't no Blocks in this house. Besides none of them look anything like a 1911.

Hera ya go: https://blog.cheaperthandirt.com/glock-announces-full-size-45acp-pistol/

 

[zackmars]

 

[WAA]

1. Grip
2. Boolits
3. Box with a Hole In It

Nailed it.

 

[DougC]

Read more at this blog on the angle is the dangle that makes a difference.

The 1911 grip angle (all 1911 variants, Springfield XD, etc.) is more nearly square to the slide (about 18 degrees off square), while the Glock grip angle (Luger, Steyr M series, H&K P7, Ruger Mk II, etc.) is more raked (about 22 degrees off square).

Or read this blog on this angle business.

Throughout the years, the grip angle of guns has changed significantly. This change has to do with changes in the technology of firearms and the shooting stances that people used. Today, most people use some sort of square or diagonal shooting stance. This is a stance that allows people to absorb the recoil well without harming their accuracy. As a result, many guns that have been designed recently have been created with grip angles that are designed for this stance. Furthermore, whether someone uses one hand or two hands on the pistol will also impact the preferred grip angle.

 

[PinnedandRecessed]

Dugan is the King.

He resurfaced around six months ago giving insight into amateur energetics. This is his latest.

 

[Norm51]

No Glock for me but I do have a HI point with an extra slide and barrel set so i can shoot 380 or 9 mm in it. Yes you have to keep a close eye on which mag you insert my 380 mags are red. Actually I do have Glock springs in the Hi point mags so there is that.130 bucks in that rig total and it performs just fine goes bang when you ask it to. I do love the ghost ring. I enjoy shooting it among the Springfields and Rugers in my safe. Hellcat is my EDC.

 

[Moonpie]

I feel stupiderer for having watched that.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

No Glock for me but I do have a HI point with an extra slide and barrel set so i can shoot 380 or 9 mm in it. Yes you have to keep a close eye on which mag you insert my 380 mags are red. Actually I do have Glock springs in the Hi point mags so there is that.130 bucks in that rig total and it performs just fine goes bang when you ask it to. I do love the ghost ring. I enjoy shooting it among the Springfields and Rugers in my safe. Hellcat is my EDC.

Welcome to the Forum!

 

[NTMock]

I have a variety of handguns in all sizes both metal and polymer, calibers and capacities. However, I have never owned a Glock. Who else is in this "club?"

That's me.. Never had a Glock. Shot them, never liked them enough to spend money on them though. Their ergonomics are ass for my hands.

 

[psledoux]

I have several handguns, including some Dan Wesson 1911s. However, my EDC is a Glock 19 that I Gucci-ed the shit out of with Zen-tech parts. It's comfortable to carry. Looks super cool. And I have a Holosun 507C ACSS Vulcan with GR reticle as the optic. By far my favorite to carry. The Dan Wessons are too heavy. Same with the Beretta 92FS. What I love about Glocks are all the after market parts. I even added a Glock Striker Control Device (SCD) by Langdon Tactical so I can holster appendix without having to worry about an accidental discharge. I carry appendix in a a JM4 Tactical High Ride magnetic holster, which makes it easy to put on and take off, and I can use the magnet to attach the holster to the driver side map pocket in the door. I don't really need th SCD with the Hide Ride hoster since I always remove the holster from Appendix (IWB) and slide the G19 back into the holster before re-inserting the holster back in my jeans. I still feel better being able to place my thumb on the back of the SCD and being able to feel any pressure on the trigger. I recommend it to anyone who owns a Glock. I also have a G43X with the Suarez Street Comp and a Holosun Optic that makes it the same size a a Glock 48. Still working on Gucci-ing it out with after market parts. Much thinner profile and shoots flat.

 

[brush_buster]

I've owned many Glocks in my time and love the fact I never had a FF or a FE. Pull the trigger and they always go bang.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I've owned many Glocks in my time and love the fact I never had a FF or a FE. Pull the trigger and they always go bang.

Welcome to the Forum!

Don't wait so long for your next post.

 

[WT_Foxtrot]

If you are able to touch that nasty polymer grip zone and not toss I salute you sir

Thanks, man. No effect at all. Shoot 'em pretty good too, although not my favorites.

Now on to your tolerance issues......I might suggest staying away from Shiner for a bit and maybe starting with a wine cooler or maybe Mich Ultra. That's what most of the ladies in the neighborhood do once they've had a bad experience.

 

[Moonpie]

This thread has a disturbing lack of pics.

 

[seeker_two]

This thread has a disturbing lack of pics.

If you want Glock pics, then post your collection.....

 

[General Zod]

This thread has a lack of disturbing pics.

There, I've summoned The Dan for you.