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why so many glock haters?
- Thread starter Joshandduke
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Yep....sure does....but there guns don't cost $500.00and up....so therefore some folks think they are crap guns...but ever one I shot performed awesome...and they're made of plastic just like BLOCKS are
For me I do not like glocks I don't like the way they feel cheap plastic feel I'm a colt stainless steel man mmmmmm!! Just my opinion
so you are saying its a good thing for G-Lock to be roped in with SCCY and Hi-Point... 
In all seriousness, I don't know of any gun manufacturers that don't stand behind their products.
I had a Ruger P98 that I Sent back because I had shot the barrel out of it... expected a bill and got a thank you instead.
I Sent a Sig back to the factory and got it back with a coupon
Springfield... cracked an upper... replaced
Then you have the argument, "If you buy a quality weapon, you won't need that free warranty"
Never have had to send in the Kimber
In all seriousness, I don't know of any gun manufacturers that don't stand behind their products.
I had a Ruger P98 that I Sent back because I had shot the barrel out of it... expected a bill and got a thank you instead.
I Sent a Sig back to the factory and got it back with a coupon
Springfield... cracked an upper... replaced
Then you have the argument, "If you buy a quality weapon, you won't need that free warranty"
Never have had to send in the Kimber
I've got several hundred rounds of experience with the Glock 17, 19, 21, 26, 27 and 42. I seriously considered getting a Model 34 for a competition gun to start doing steel plate matches, IDPA, and LEO qualification shoots.
But after handling several other models, I found that the ergonomics of three other guns was better.
Springfield's XD9 series,
Ruger's SR9 (and, similarly, the new "Ruger American Pistol" ),
Smith & Wesson's full sized M&P pistol.
Each of those fit my hand better, and also had a better trigger pull (although I know it's easy to reduce the weight and smooth out a Glock trigger with aftermarket internal parts).
I BOUGHT A SPRINGFIELD XD9 Tactical for my full-sized defense and action pistol game gun.
But after handling several other models, I found that the ergonomics of three other guns was better.
Springfield's XD9 series,
Ruger's SR9 (and, similarly, the new "Ruger American Pistol" ),
Smith & Wesson's full sized M&P pistol.
Each of those fit my hand better, and also had a better trigger pull (although I know it's easy to reduce the weight and smooth out a Glock trigger with aftermarket internal parts).
I BOUGHT A SPRINGFIELD XD9 Tactical for my full-sized defense and action pistol game gun.
I owned several Glocks and liked them. Just like the M&P better.
I rank these folks right down there with Vegans, Gluten Free-ers and Crossfit crazies....they will all tell you why their way is better than yours even before you think to ask.
