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re: Which hand gun to buy

Posted on 12/11/12 at 2:45 pm to
Posted by NimbleCat
Member since Jan 2007
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Posted on 12/11/12 at 2:45 pm to
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even if it's some shitty Glock.

The problem I have with Glocks is that every one of them seems to shoot thousands and thousands of rounds without cleaning or malfunctioning.

A 1911 on the other hand is worse than a high maintenance wife that doesn't put out when you want her to... if she doesn't get: the fanciest accessories, loved on constantly, tons of encouragement from gunsmiths, lubricants, special magazines, even more special ammo, even more special feed ramps polished and buffed....it may or may not shoot a full mag before hanging up. Even with the aforementioned accessories...it will still hang up. Love me some 1911.

Did I miss anything in particular about the 42oz wonder called the 1911?


This post was edited on 12/11/12 at 2:46 pm
Posted by bapple
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Member since Oct 2010
11924 posts
Posted on 12/11/12 at 3:09 pm to
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Did I miss anything in particular about the 42oz wonder called the 1911?


My avatar may be a 1911 but I didn't recommend one if you read my whole shpeel.

The reason I dislike Glock isn't because of looks. Here's my reasoning; cons:

Grip is too wide and horribly devoid of "ergonomics" as they are referred

Grip angle is horribly exaggerated and does not point naturally for me or most human beings

Sights are made of plastic out of the box. Seriously?

Sights utilize a "U-Dot" that no other gun uses because it sucks

Serrations aren't nearly aggressive enough and don't work well for me

But I would be a dick not to include the pros:

High capacity in pretty much all calibers

Magazines are cheap

Used Glocks are very affordable

The tennifer coating on the barrels is amazing

They just work



I may be a bit anti-Glock because I hate them so much but regular people fail to notice there are other good handguns on the market that have all of the features a Glock has that make it reliable, while also being ergonomic and made for the human hand. And I'll hold with my 3 recommendations that have these things called "ergonomics." The Glock formula is a simple one - loose tolerances, polymer frame.
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