Any Glock Owners?

[Slotback]

Good ol' G22 here.

[txpete]

no plastic in this house:D:D.blue steel and wood grips.
pete

[ironman45693]

Just don't shoot yourself in the foot like that DEA agent. It happens more than you would think with those things; enough to catch it on video any way. Just go to youtube and search it. You will laugh!

[Sig_Fiend]

"I am the only one in this room professional enough, that I know of..." man that is classic.

[txpete]

as a bullet caster...
any pistol that you have to go and buy a extra barrel to shoot cast bullets in is just plain wrong.

[gamboolman]

I carry Glocks , my wife does and my grown adult kids will be given Glocks when/if they get their CCW and I feel that they are responsible.
I have Berrettas, Colts, had a Kahr, S&W, Ruger, Browning, some brands that were given to me that I sold as they were not quality I want - but it was nice for someone to give a gift.
I would purchase and carry any brand that I feel is reliable enough to count on as a CCW gun. For me that is Glocks
gamboolman....

[lonewolf23c]

I own a Glock 23c .40S&W. I'm just getting started in the shooting sports area so I don't have many toys. Just my Glock and my Colt 1911 (1991 series).

[GGarcia187]

I own a G26 and carry it daily. It's a great gun! Looking to pickup a G17 very soon for a play around range pistol.

[malladus]

I can't believe I missed this thread. I posted pictures in the "Let's see your Gloch" thread. Up until about 18 months ago I had never owned and rarely had shot a Glock. Picked up my first one and liked the way it shot and how easy it was to tinker with then I sold off two 1911s and used the money to go on a Tactical Tupperware bender. At present I have:

Glock 26
Glock 17
Glock 34
Glock 34 sporterized
Glock 30
Glock 21SF

Working on getting a G17L and a G19 before to long to round out my 9mm set. After that I'll have to check with my Glock pimp and see what he's getting ready to turn out on the street.

As for Glock's in general, seems folks either love 'em or hate 'em. I used to be a died in the wool 1911 fan, still am, but got my first Glock, the 17 and fell in love with it. Since then for current purposes and ease of training I decided to focus on one make and operating principle of handgun to maximize my bang for buck ratio.

I have to say this for Glocks, they may not be pretty, but they are built simple and put up with a lot of abuse. Don't have to worry about scratching it or ruining the pretty parts like with some guns.

My 17 has gone without me doing any sort of maintance on it for long stretchs. I bought the pistol in June of 07, and I probably have cleaned it no more times that I could count on both hands. To be honest I don't think I've cleaned it more then running a bore snake through it once or twice after shooting it since early November of last year. Since that time I've shot it in 8 GSSF matches, 3 or 4 IDPA type matches, a couple plate shoots, and about 5 or 6K of general plinking and practicing. The carry glocks and the race gun get a lot more attention for differient reasons. So far its not given me a lick of trouble after some initial issues with the something the previous owner had done to it.

Malladus

[pawncop]

Carry a Glock 21C (45 ACP) as duty pistol, carry a Glock 32 (357 Sig) as primary off duty pistol. Good tools, very reliable, have posted this on other sites and many have agreed with me. A Glock, as good as it is, does not have a soul. My 4506, that I carried prior to going to plainclothes, was my partner and an extention of me. Folks outside of the shooting fraternity look at me with a strange look when I say that. Those that understand just nod.