You ain't right, LOL!
Not "blind" per se ... but an advanced case of glock-oma
Dude Ian is Canadian, you never know what may be legal in BC.I hear there's a medication that helps with that...and it's legal in several states now.
I cannot believe someone would recommend that.
I have only put 100 rounds through the 43 but shooting two hand or 1 hand I really like the trigger so far. Glocks can sometimes be a bit stiff out of the box, but this one has cycled like a dream so far.
100 rounds 115 grain American Eagle FMJ. 3 Federal Hydroshocks.
Dude Ian is Canadian, you never know what may be legal in BC.
Lol'd. You might be surprised, that even though they have the same overall dimensions, how much different the controllability is with just the small difference of thickness of grip.
I can say, night & day between my 19 and her 43.
I plan on taking both pistols the next time I go. I can tell you right now the muzzle flip is much sharper on the 43 than the 26, especially in rapid fire. I will also take my Poly Protector I need to shoot that more often. Fire some .357 mag out of it then the recoil on the Glock will feel like nothing.
Assist. Chief Barnett: "Sir, I can assure you that Patrolman Bull WAS not, and WOULD not, hide behind a crepe myrtle to run radar. He was hiding behind a hackberry tree."
"Now get the hell outta my office."
Ian seems to have a dry sense of humor like an old Assistant Chief of Police I used to work for.
Kinda amazing what a little ... girth is worth huh?
Well, then you can understand that when I see comments like this ...
... I find myself with a well-bitten tongue.
I was edited! in my defense.
I was edited! in my defense.
Thanks, I'll have to check this out. If she doesn't leave my Schafmilch alone,, there's gonna be trouble...
I was wondering if you would jump on that one Ian.
Only B&B members can take a perfectly innocent thread and send it into the toilet.LMAO! This is getting creepy.
Only B&B members can take a perfectly innocent thread and send it into the toilet.