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  1. 09-19-2010, 06:54 PM #31
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    Glock Armorer?
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    Because they just work.
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    Reliable
    Smooth edges...no cut fingers in gun courses, during practice, or wearing through of shirts
    High capacity
    Low cost magazines (not so much now)
    Easy to maintain
    Easy to work on
    Low cost parts
    Light yet handles recoil
    Trigger job costs as much as a 3.5# connector and some smoothing with a dremel
    Only needs night sights out of the box
    Durable
    Midsize guns have almost the perfect balance between height, width, capacity, full grip and concealment
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  3. 09-22-2010, 09:22 AM #33
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    Pretty much everyone above has mentioned all of the great qualities of the glock pistols. For me it was because of reliability and accuracy. That's why I enjoy collecting and shooting them.
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    I bought mine on the recommendation of one of my best friends who is a Glock armorer for his PD. His duty carry is a 21sf and his BUG is a 36. So I wound up with a 2nd gen 17 that I shoot in IDPA. He detail stripped my 17, declared it GTG, and after 250-300 rounds of my handloads I adjusted to all the reasons I had avoided a Glock for nearly 30 years. Mine has a slick trigger job which is one of the main things that kept me away from a glock in the past. The one thing I really like is the availability of aftermarket parts like barrels, slides, triggers and mag releases. I really hate the barrel rifling though, it leads up badly with my favorite cast lead bullets.
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