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Yes...and I've fired one too. Very nice guns. I have nothing against them. However, it's just hard to beat the utterly reliable simplicity of a Glock. There is NOTHING that could possibly go wrong with my Glock that I couldn't fix myself with the exception of a cracked frame or slide...and I'm certainly no gunsmith. Glocks are simple...and tough...and reasonably priced...and they work. Are there prettier guns? Yes. More accurate guns? Yes. More expensive guns? Yes. More reliable guns? Arguably, no...and when my life is on the line reliability is my biggest concern.
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It's interesting you would say that. I always considered Glock to be the "Cummins" of the handgun industry with all the rest being Ford and Chevy.
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Is there an Echo in here...or is it just Hoss??
Personally, I like my Glock 21...but the only other handgun I've shot in a long time is my friends Ruger P89 9mm. It's a nice gun, but I shoot my Glock better, and the power (and noise) difference between the .45ACP and the 9mm is unbelievable!
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Personally, I like my Glock 21...but the only other handgun I've shot in a long time is my friends Ruger P89 9mm. It's a nice gun, but I shoot my Glock better, and the power (and noise) difference between the .45ACP and the 9mm is unbelievable!
Chris
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