Serious question and there is probably a good answer, but why do you own 4 identical glocks? What's the advantage?I own two Beretta 92FS pistols (full size) and three Glock 19 GEN3 pistols (soon to own a fourth - had the high bid on one this morning). I don't think I have any other firearms for which I have more than one of the exact same model. I come close with two shotguns, but close only counts in horseshoes and nuclear weapons. Those other two are both Remington 870 Express shotguns but one has a 3" chamber, the other has a 2.75" chamber; so technically, they are not the same exact model. Same thing more or less as with the 870s for a couple of Ruger Mark II pistols I own but they have different barrel lengths.
In case the alphabets find the first 3?Serious question and there is probably a good answer, but why do you own 4 identical glocks? What's the advantage?
a yes no pistol? must be a woman's gun.si no pistola
From another viewpoint, I've known several people who had three identical guns for competition. Pistol silhouette shooters who chose the S&W Model 29 and shotgun competitors who chose the Remington 1100 tended to need three - one to shoot, one as a spare, and one at the gunsmith being repaired. They just constantly rotated between the three.Serious question and there is probably a good answer, but why do you own 4 identical glocks? What's the advantage?