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Glock Perfection
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Glock Perfection
134Glock triggers are crappier than Glock sights.0%16Glock sights are crappier than Glock triggers.0%62Glock triggers and Glock sights are equally crappy.0%56Anchors Aweigh
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Mr. Mayor, why is there no Bacon option?
Anyway, I voted Glock sights are crappier. Not a real fan of the plastic. I am considering a set of Dawson's for my G17. My trigger has gotten better after break in--just took some getting used to.
-p? "If you want nice fresh oats, you have to pay a fair price. If you are satisfied with oats that have already been through the horse, well, that comes a little cheaper."
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True dat!
I just thought a 'Bacon' option was sort of a tradition here at CG.
-p? "If you want nice fresh oats, you have to pay a fair price. If you are satisfied with oats that have already been through the horse, well, that comes a little cheaper."
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The trigger of course. The sights do not bother me, plastic as they are.
But the trigger, the exact oposit of perfection. It takes an idiot or down right out of his mind crazy azz numb nut to call that acceptable. Let alone perfect. No disrespect meant.
Then again, that is not much to say about a gun that needs a butt plug fresh out of the box.
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I happen to be a Glock guy so if I had to choose between the two I say the sights are crappier. I've been shooting Glocks so long the trigger doesn't bother me and really the sights do not however I would like a more refined front sight, something brighter, something that stands out more, and yes made of metal. The sights that came on my CZ SP-01, if only I can have that on my Glock.....Originally posted by superhondaz50I should note, I have a hookup..., just trying to determine the cost to put it in.Originally posted by beerman...He comes out while I'm at work to **** the wife..I shall name him Sancho.Comment
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I love my 1911's and I appreciate my Glocks. I don't care if the Glocks get scratched up, sweated on, worked hard, left dirty... they work and don't stop. I'm reasonably quick and competently accurate with them and I enjoy shooting them. And now that I have a range in my backyard, I shoot way more often.
I still love my 1911's; the ergonomics, the crisp triggers, the long sight plane, the way my thumb knows what to do when the gun comes out if the holster, all of it. But there's a Glock in the nightstand and in the center console of the truck. Usually one in an IWB holster and sometimes my wife carries a 26 in her handbag.Comment
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This poll proves that plastic is not a good material for a gun...
When all options include the term crap...pretty much sums up the issue.
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Glock has noted that hole is there for thumb placement if the magazine doesn't drop and needs to be ripped outThe trigger of course. The sights do not bother me, plastic as they are.
But the trigger, the exact oposit of perfection. It takes an idiot or down right out of his mind crazy azz numb nut to call that acceptable. Let alone perfect. No disrespect meant.
Then again, that is not much to say about a gun that needs a butt plug fresh out of the box.
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I love my 1911's and I appreciate my Glocks. I don't care if the Glocks get scratched up, sweated on, worked hard, left dirty... they work and don't stop. I'm reasonably quick and competently accurate with them and I enjoy shooting them. And now that I have a range in my backyard, I shoot way more often.
I still love my 1911's; the ergonomics, the crisp triggers, the long sight plane, the way my thumb knows what to do when the gun comes out if the holster, all of it. But there's a Glock in the nightstand and in the center console of the truck. Usually one in an IWB holster and sometimes my wife carries a 26 in her handbag.
Same here, have my Shadow 2, Cajunized 97B, and Tanfoglio Stock ll for target shooting with the nice triggers.....but the G34 sits bedside, the G26 is first in my waistband, and the G30S is second in my waistband.
The Glock trigger works ok for me....I’m not a snob. $0.25 polish and I’m done. I’ve learned how it breaks and it goes boom. I replace the plastic sights, but that is mostly cuz of the Gun Bible that says I have to do it. Yeah, the Ameriglos are better, though.
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