%$^& GLOCKS!!!

[ke6guj]

I got my G41, blue label gun, using GSSF for $507+ tax+DROS. It was SSE (no charge) via Addax Tactical in So Cal.

interesting. i thought Glock prohibited getting GSSF guns through SSE.

[JDay]

You should have just bought a H&K VP9.

[JDay]

I call shinanagains

Everybody knows that only 1911's are picky about ammo.

None of mine are.

[Citadelgrad87]

But can't the decision to go with polymer be considered a physics-related design flaw?

Plastic guns . . . (*shudder*)

No. The induced malfunction from holding a firearm incorrectly isnt a flaw.

I hold a glock the same way I hold every other firearm I shoot. Theres no flaw.

[kpblade]

interesting. i thought Glock prohibited getting GSSF guns through SSE.

The owner wasn't sure either, but got the OK from Glock. Saved me a bunch.

[sportDogger]

My money is on limp wristing. Whether people like Glock or not it's pretty unanimous that they WORK. And why the L? Cool factor? Either way good luck my friend.

[pastureofmuppets]

No. The induced malfunction from holding a firearm incorrectly isnt a flaw.

I hold a glock the same way I hold every other firearm I shoot. Theres no flaw.

Yep, it's inherent in the design and counteracting that is a firm grip.

I do think limpwristing is a massively overused term though. It's not as common as the internet would lead you to believe.

[JDay]

I can't believe OP paid $730 for a Glock. That's gotta be $200 over MSRP.

[Mobetter]

I've never met a Glock 19 I didn't like...

[ke6guj]

I can't believe OP paid $730 for a Glock. That's gotta be $200 over MSRP.

I see this often in this thread. people don't know what a 17L costs and rag on the OP for overpaying.

the 17L is a limited production run item that Glock runs on occasion. MSRP is much higher than an standard 17, around $650. once you add in tax and DROS, you are right around that $730 price.

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/21_43/products_id/16590/Glock+17L+9MM+Adj+Sights+17rd

[Tovarish]

I see this often in this thread. people don't know what a 17L costs and rag on the OP for overpaying.

the 17L is a limited production run item that Glock runs on occasion. MSRP is much higher than an standard 17, around $650. once you add in tax and DROS, you are right around that $730 price.

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/p...dj+Sights+17rd

Yeah but in their minds, OP doesn't know how to shoot a gun, so he probably also doesn't know all Glocks are supposed to cost $500. And he surely doesn't know Glocks are very ammo-sensitive and require only the finest 124-grain factory new ammo during their break-in period. What a buffoon...

[JDay]

Limited production run or not, it's still just a Glock.

[BigL]

Yeah but in their minds, OP doesn't know how to shoot a gun, so he probably also doesn't know all Glocks are supposed to cost $500. And he surely doesn't know Glocks are very ammo-sensitive and require only the finest 124-grain factory new ammo during their break-in period. What a buffoon...

Didn't know Glocks were ammo sensitive.

[Mayor McRifle]

I see this often in this thread. people don't know what a 17L costs and rag on the OP for overpaying.

the 17L is a limited production run item that Glock runs on occasion. MSRP is much higher than an standard 17, around $650. once you add in tax and DROS, you are right around that $730 price.

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/p...dj+Sights+17rd

Limited production run or not, it's still just a Glock.

Agreed. I don't think anyone has an issue with the OP paying $730 for a "Model 17L." Some of us just might be surprised that anyone would pay $730 for a plastic Glock . . . period.

[ijustdontknow]

Freaking Glocks. The only thing you should do with a Glock is send it to me. If it won't work, I'll throw it at the BG.