That was a spelling correction. And it's "Sherlock".![]()
I sure am glad that, unlike you, when I go into the bathroom, I do not come out with a desire to belittle others and point out every error in their posts...

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That was a spelling correction. And it's "Sherlock".![]()

That was a spelling correction. And it's "Sherlock".![]()

I sure am glad that, unlike you, when I go into the bathroom, I do not come out with a desire to belittle others and point out every error in their posts...![]()
If it works I think Glock will do alright with this pistol. I keep hearing how Glock missed the boat with this .380, but almost every company so far that has sold a pocket .380 lately has done pretty well. Ruger entered the market with only Kel-Tec and Kahr to contend with and did very well. A few years later S&W released their Bodyguard .380 and again it sold very well. Glock will most likely do the same. This pistol should be priced between $350 and $399 (here on OTD it will sell for $550FIRM), and at the $350 to $399 price point it will compete with the Bodyguard. Like the other companies that made a pocket .380 it seems the natural progression is to move on to 9mm and .40. I don't think this will be any different for Glock. Who knows, maybe Glock will announce a 9mm single at the NRA show.
Wouldn't it be great if this is a decoy and it really will be a 9mm

it would be cool
(hopefully I spelled that right)
