I thought I was becoming the old curmudgeon. The Glock is/was a military and service handgun, initially. With the wild success it has transformed into one of the most popular and effective self-defense handguns of this century (since the 1980’s). I don’t truly “enjoy” mine like I do the other fine crafted handguns. But I confess I guess I own about half a dozen of them. Large chassis G21/20, (2) G23/19, G30s, and a dedicated G19. I almost bought a G43 but stopped short in favor of a SIG 365. On just those two platforms I shoot .460 Rowland, .45 ACP, 10mm. .40 S&W, 9x25 Dillon, .357 SIG, and 9mm, seven calibers. I had to make my own fun. Besides self-defense and club level competition it has made a fantastic back-up hunting arm.
The 1911 is a military service handgun and nothing else? A waste to mod or tune? Ditto the 98 Mauser, 1903 Springfield, Model 10 S&W, or Ruger .22 Auto? Innovation and outside the box thinking is what drives our loved sport. Like motorcycling, you’d never catch me riding a chopper, Harley bagger, or GROM. But I just smile at those who do. Freedom is such a valuable commodity. Love is too; we just need more of both I figure.
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So what's that going to do to Glock prices?
- WB, 2025-10-22, 06:36
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Glock
- AlanT, 2025-10-23, 20:46
- owned by California government agencies - AlanT, 2025-10-24, 13:05
- And here’s Glocks idea.., - SPB, 2025-10-23, 10:31
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It is still just *PLASTIC*
- Dave H., 2025-10-23, 05:03
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Oh Dave, we just caught you in a mood...
- WB, 2025-10-23, 12:20
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Plastic-polymer guns have no soul
- Dave H., 2025-10-24, 14:29
- Glocks have no soul. So well said. (nm) - Bob D, 2025-10-24, 22:32
- ???? (nm) - Bob D, 2025-10-24, 22:31
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Plastic-polymer guns have no soul
- Dave H., 2025-10-24, 14:29
- It is still just *PLASTIC* - Jim Taylor, 2025-10-23, 07:12
- Correctly stated, and if Glock bows to the stupidity of Kali - SPB, 2025-10-23, 06:40
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Oh Dave, we just caught you in a mood...
- WB, 2025-10-23, 12:20
- S&W - Kevin T, 2025-10-23, 03:54
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Glock
- AlanT, 2025-10-23, 20:46