Welcome to the plastics!

 

Welcome to the dark side...

In time this dark passion will consume you...

 

Most people that love the 27 become infatuated with the 26. Then the 17, 19, 34...

 

Tell me about it......

 

Congrats. I love me some Glocks.

 

Congrats!! I bought my first Glock this weekend. Love it!!!

 

I hate being a Glocktard. I resisted for years. But it is what it is. Nothing else comes close when all these factors are taken together: durability, reliability, ease of maintenance, and good combat accuracy.

 

Congratulations. I've owned a G27 for years and love it. Once you start they seem to multiply.

 

Rock out, with your Glock out! I really enjoyed my 26.

 

I love my G26 so much and even more after tricking it out that I ordered a gen 4 G19 to shoot and enjoy.

 

We keep going back and forth between a 19 and a 26 for the wife. She likes the feel of the 26 with the Pearce extension and she feels it's 'faster' on target for her than our 23s and the 19s. But I want a 19 to run stock service pistol for IDPA. :biggrin: Can't cheat with my re-barreled 22s/23s.

 

I love em. Just something about them I can't figure out.

 

I hate being a Glocktard. I resisted for years. But it is what it is. Nothing else comes close when all these factors are taken together: durability, reliability, ease of maintenance, and good combat accuracy.

I would add price and availability of accessories, but yeah that's pretty much it. The baby Glocks are some of the best overall carry guns out there. Buy a case of ammo and enjoy.

 

I have a Glock 26 it's a great gun I can carry it with no problems. I also have a Glock 30sf I carry too I love Glocks I think it's the only gun I will buy now

 

We keep going back and forth between a 19 and a 26 for the wife. She likes the feel of the 26 with the Pearce extension and she feels it's 'faster' on target for her than our 23s and the 19s. But I want a 19 to run stock service pistol for IDPA. :biggrin: Can't cheat with my re-barreled 22s/23s.

The 19 is great for IDPA, and carry, and just about anything. But I did witness a dude in an IDPA match whoop 39 other shooters with a 26. It was freakish.

 

Welcome to the "revolvers of semi-autos"!
Mind-numbingly reliable.
One of a few tools that I consistently rely upon to help me keep me and my family safe.
Practice. Practice. Practice.
Enjoy.

 

Love my 27, it's my carry gun (IWB). I would love to get a 23 and a 22 to go with it, but I have other gun needs at this point. I am a huge fan of Glocks and I could care less if people think they are ugly (ever see a Hi-Point? Now that's ugly). They are super reliable and plenty accurate for any CQC situation. Welcome to the dark side, enjoy it and shoot, shoot, shoot.

 

Welcome to the Dark Side - you should have your cookies pretty soon

 

Congrats! The Glock 34 Gen 4 was actually the frontrunner in the 9mm category for my first pistol purchase. Went with another gun in .45 ACP but I did really enjoy handling the Glock, it just felt right. If I get a concealed carry gun it will definitely be the Glock 26.

 

I hate being a Glocktard. I resisted for years. But it is what it is.

Same here. I bashed their ugliness, their silly plastic, their terrible trigger, their complete lack of ergonomics, those silly plastic sights, that even sillier white "U" on the rear notch (still hate that) and most of all that weird grip angle.

I bought a gen4 17 and actually put more than 100 rounds through it...and i was hooked. Once I actually ran the gun instead of shooting a mag or two and fondling it, I discovered it was a really fun gun. Everything I was whining about seemed frivolous. I eventually picked up a gen4 19 (around 3000 trouble free rounds now despite internet talk of their constant failures) and it is one of my all time favorites. Small enough to carry, yet big enough to be a really comfortable shooter. If I lost all of my guns and I had to start buying replacements, a glock 19 and a 22 rifle would be tops on my list.

I also learned that I can't evaluate a gun after less than 100 or so rounds. You don't get to know until 500+ and I no longer attempt any modifications to anything other than sights until I hit 1000 rounds or so. That gives you enough time to get familiar with it and understand more about what you need to fix for your own tastes.

 

I have 4....and am now considering a 35 for USPSA....they simply work well without modification.

 

Awesome, I recently purchased a brand new G19 gen 3. It's giving me some issues but I have a new extractor on the way, it should cure the issues. Anyway, congrats, and go shoot the heck out of it.

 

Congrats!!
I have two (a 19 and a 23) and will at least add two more (26 and 27).
I don't leave home without it!

---DirtySCREW