Bought this last Friday. Generation 3 glock, .40 Cal. I'm on my phone so I'm gonna keep this short. It's a pain in the ass typing on here Lol.
My new "toy"
My new "toy"
Bought this last Friday. Generation 3 glock, .40 Cal. I'm on my phone so I'm gonna keep this short. It's a pain in the ass typing on here Lol.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It works on my machine...
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Re: My new "toy"
Picture size is F'ed up.
Hell nice piece G. don't do anything DNR wouldn't do ;|
Is that the serial number on that gun? Might want to remove it from the picture.
Hell nice piece G. don't do anything DNR wouldn't do ;|
Is that the serial number on that gun? Might want to remove it from the picture.
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Re: My new "toy"
Great Choice!
Glock 22 in .40 caliber.
You'll want ammo around 150 grain running 1200 fps for the best terminal ballistics.
Check Corbon ammo, DPX - or the Black Talon knock off - the Ranger STX - by Winchester I believe. Stay away from hydrashoks - they are overrated and failed in my own personal testing in the crime lab.
I had the older, first model Glock 17s, they used to have a sharper slant pistol grip - they chnaged the angle of the pistol grip on the gun later to be more straight up/down like most pistols. I miss the older pistol, as that angle of pistol grip was perfect for point and shoot.
I prefer the Glock over the M9 baretta - while the M9 did not fail, it did start falling apart after much shooting. The Glock took a lot of abuse - despite its lighter weight - it was very strong.
Remember - its just a tool for driving 'nails'. The tool will only be as good as the operator, one with more experience and handling - will be elite. Learn to drive those 'nails' very accurately.
Get out and start practising - the Glock is perfect for working "el Presidente', 'failure drills' - and if you tactical it up - put a light on it (no laser pls) - got to illuminate what you are shooting at - many bad things happen in low light conditions. Get the light with strobe option - that will make bad guys shit in the dark.
hmmm now we got another reason to meet up eh?
DNR
Glock 22 in .40 caliber.
You'll want ammo around 150 grain running 1200 fps for the best terminal ballistics.
Check Corbon ammo, DPX - or the Black Talon knock off - the Ranger STX - by Winchester I believe. Stay away from hydrashoks - they are overrated and failed in my own personal testing in the crime lab.
I had the older, first model Glock 17s, they used to have a sharper slant pistol grip - they chnaged the angle of the pistol grip on the gun later to be more straight up/down like most pistols. I miss the older pistol, as that angle of pistol grip was perfect for point and shoot.
I prefer the Glock over the M9 baretta - while the M9 did not fail, it did start falling apart after much shooting. The Glock took a lot of abuse - despite its lighter weight - it was very strong.
Remember - its just a tool for driving 'nails'. The tool will only be as good as the operator, one with more experience and handling - will be elite. Learn to drive those 'nails' very accurately.
Get out and start practising - the Glock is perfect for working "el Presidente', 'failure drills' - and if you tactical it up - put a light on it (no laser pls) - got to illuminate what you are shooting at - many bad things happen in low light conditions. Get the light with strobe option - that will make bad guys shit in the dark.
hmmm now we got another reason to meet up eh?
DNR
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He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to the discerning. He reveals deep and hidden things; he knows what lies in Darkness, and Light dwells with him.
He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to the discerning. He reveals deep and hidden things; he knows what lies in Darkness, and Light dwells with him.
Re: My new "toy"
To see who's the fastest man in town?DNR wrote: hmmm now we got another reason to meet up eh?
"The best place to hide a tree, is in a forest"
Re: My new "toy"
Nice equipment you have there. I am more of a rifle person my self.
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Re: My new "toy"
I've re-uploaded the pic and placed a linked thumbnail instead... 
and yeah, Glocks are nice, Austrian quality! Noctua and Glock, and not to forget the governator...ok, better skip the last one.
and yeah, Glocks are nice, Austrian quality! Noctua and Glock, and not to forget the governator...ok, better skip the last one.
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Yeah, i love this gun already ^_^
I've put about 100 rounds through it so far, and i have to admit i need some practice. I'm much better with a rifle, specifically the ar-15 (m-16/m4).
DNR, yeah we've put it off too long already
Floodhound, i asked extensive questions about this at the store. Gun laws here have lightened up quite a bit in my state. You don't have to register your gun when you buy it anymore - the only record of you owning that gun is with the store. The store i bought it from throws away all records of you buying it 3 years after you buy the gun. I imagine they shred the paper since it contains sensitive information such as social security numbers.
I've put about 100 rounds through it so far, and i have to admit i need some practice. I'm much better with a rifle, specifically the ar-15 (m-16/m4).
DNR, yeah we've put it off too long already
Floodhound, i asked extensive questions about this at the store. Gun laws here have lightened up quite a bit in my state. You don't have to register your gun when you buy it anymore - the only record of you owning that gun is with the store. The store i bought it from throws away all records of you buying it 3 years after you buy the gun. I imagine they shred the paper since it contains sensitive information such as social security numbers.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It works on my machine...
Re: My new "toy"
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