You should have sold it to me, I had $1400 burning a hole in my pocket for a while. Oh well.

 

lol, i know but i just cant seem to let it go..

 

I have. Just Google "Glock .40S&W kaboom". But that's not to say that other weapons haven't had their problems too.

Glocks are good for this reason, however some people desire more. Like Ashley said, Glocks are similar to AK-47s, they're highly affective, but there is more accurate out there. (and I know you're not disputing that)

Josh, are you telling me you had a problem with your Les Baer?! I wouldn't be able to sleep at night if my Colt had a problem, much less a Les Baer custom!

This is true. I believe Gaston Glock was the originator of the polymer framed handgun. Now, nearly every manufacturer has a polymer framed weapon.

touché

You're exactly right. Their value, durability and reliability has earned them a good reputation. I'm not trying to bash on Glocks--they're a great weapon for many people. All I'm saying is that there are other guns better at Glocks own game (maybe not value though). I think I'd like Glocks A LOT more if my hand actually fit their grips. When I pick up a weapon, I want my hand to fit the gun, not the gun to fit my hand.

Just think, at least your thread is staying at the top of the forum!

But you're right...

/threadjack.

 

I would be embarrassed to admit that to people, much less use it as a claim of accuracy.

P.S. - Glocks, just like all DAO handguns, suck copious amounts of penis.

 

Why is that? With cheap ammo I could hit someone from 25yards away in the head multiple times, with my Glock. At 50 yards I could do it with my Les Baer. Is that really that bad? I know you are a really good shot but I could not think of a time where i would need to be accurate more than 7 yards away from me. Any further and I would consider murder.

Obvious Glock is accurate enough from many Law Enforcement agenices, but trust me I am not saying it is the best gun of all time. I also have a H&K and a Les Baer. I know what a fucking good gun is.

 

Well not really, during the 500 round break in process I had a few failer to loads, but I called Les Baer and they said it was normal. I have since had about 1000 rounds through it without a problem. So I would say no.

 

Yup, that's common and expected. It takes about 700 rounds for the proper break in on a tight-fitting, stainless weapon such as your Les Baer.

 

I guess if I can't make a 4" or less group with a weapon at 25yds, I just can't consider it that accurate. I mean, sure it will get the job done, but so can a Hi Point.

Aside from that, I have DAO handguns, and therefore, I hate Glocks. I don't care if they Navy used a Glock to shoot down a satellite, it would still suck because it didn't have a hammer.

 

I likka da hammer.

 

<--- Steyr M9-A1, can be bought from CDNN for about 350.00 brand new. just find a local dealer to set up the purchase/transfer and you will be good to go. it is just slightly bigger than a glock 19. the design was developed by a glock engineer, he approached the company and said he thought that this should be the next glock, they said no thanks. he went down the road to Steyr and here it is. it was designed as a .40 caliber first with a fully supported chamber so 9mm +P+ loads are trivial. i have owned glocks, sigs, 1911's, h&k's, smiths, colts, and others plus have shot many different handguns. the Steyr is the best all around handgun i have owned. 5 rounds 7yds quick fire:



the one in the black 10 ring was a called flyer. set up for practical tactical: