Thats the secret everyone needs to realize,all the rest of it (how it looks,what organization carrys it etc.)just doesnt matter that much.
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Guns you just can't warm up to
- Thread starter Gordylew
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Glock
I have had many over the years and have no issue with them Just picked on up recently but i just cant fall in love with a Glock. 19 specifically. I rust it, I shoot it well but feels like a brick in my hand.
I picked up another one because my PCC takes glock mags and figured it wouldn't heart to have the compatibility.
I have nothing bad to say about it. I just do not like the feel or the trigger for that matter. I know I can upgrade the trigger but not shooting fly's with it.
I have had many over the years and have no issue with them Just picked on up recently but i just cant fall in love with a Glock. 19 specifically. I rust it, I shoot it well but feels like a brick in my hand.
I picked up another one because my PCC takes glock mags and figured it wouldn't heart to have the compatibility.
I have nothing bad to say about it. I just do not like the feel or the trigger for that matter. I know I can upgrade the trigger but not shooting fly's with it.
Found a new one a few weeks ago.
The New Ruger 57, I wanted to like it, I kind of thought about getting one when they became available and Ruger worked out the kinks that will be inevitable found (It's a Ruger, when have they ever got it perfect on the first go?) and the price was reasonable. But the second I picked it up, it didn't fit my hand no matter how I tried. The only gun that when I pointed it, it was pointed to the right . Glocks point at 12 O Clock when I grab one. but never have had a gun I would have to make an adjustment left or right when I quickly drew and aim. Just not in the cards for me. Plus ammo is stoopid expensive and I don't need another caliber to feed.
The New Ruger 57, I wanted to like it, I kind of thought about getting one when they became available and Ruger worked out the kinks that will be inevitable found (It's a Ruger, when have they ever got it perfect on the first go?) and the price was reasonable. But the second I picked it up, it didn't fit my hand no matter how I tried. The only gun that when I pointed it, it was pointed to the right . Glocks point at 12 O Clock when I grab one. but never have had a gun I would have to make an adjustment left or right when I quickly drew and aim. Just not in the cards for me. Plus ammo is stoopid expensive and I don't need another caliber to feed.
Bersa Thunder or any mag safety gun..the one thing i couldn't get pass with the Smith & Wesson auto pistols of the early 80s
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What he said..
Joined in 2003 so I know the feeling. It shifted hard around 07-08 and again in 2010. After 4 tours and all the politics, it was time to move on for me.
I’ll take one of every one, even the Yeet Cannon! Only one I really cannot warm up to is the one that’s pointing back at me!
Just lukewarm for the Chiapa Rhino though.
Just lukewarm for the Chiapa Rhino though.
The Rhino takes playing with one to warm up to. It's oddness made me want one. The Nebula finish made it even more odd and thus even more desirable. The Chiapa brand is my only sticking point, It's like they make 2 kinds of guns. Expensive cool guns and cool looking POS. Their Marlin 39 wanabee looks great but after having to send 2 out 3 of them back. I'm kind of like burned on their brand. They make a Winchester 1886 wannabe that I really want to buy but they're expensive and would hate to spend that kind of Jack to find out it's another POS.
