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Is Glock the answer?
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redpitbull44
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- Sep 30, 2010
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The M&P would've outshined any of them with an Apex trigger.
Nothing wrong with a Glock 19.
And remember, there's nothing saying you can't have multiple handguns and carry them whenever you want to.
Nothing wrong with a Glock 19.
And remember, there's nothing saying you can't have multiple handguns and carry them whenever you want to.
Gluemanz28
Grandmaster
All the guns you mentioned are great guns and what matters is what feels good in your hand and you shot great with.
Thanks for all of the great feedback. Full size m&p also was sold because I have the full size 226. Not that the 19 is much smaller, but for some reason it just made sense. Haha. Thanks for all of the good feedback. Looks like I'm in the market for a Glock
It certainly makes sense. What role do you want the G19 to fill? Will this be a carry gun?
There's no reason to stick with a .40 cal if you don't think you can reliably put shots on target when you need it most.
Glock 19 is what I carry and I wouldn't trade it for anything, but there are others out there there are easier to conceal. I sometimes pocket carry something smaller when needed.
For me, each gun has a role to play. There's no sense having two guns that do the same job until all those roles are filled. After that, get whatever you want.
Lol!! Short sweet and too the point
THIS!
I had a g23 and I traded for a G19. I noticed when I went from a heavy Ruger to the lighter Glock, I had accuracy issues. Those issues went away when I dropped in my 9mm lone wolf conversion barrel.
During the test firing in the trade meetup, I fired off a quick mag to see how it ran, and they were all well in the 9 ring. Took one last slow, careful shot at the little scoring legend in the upper left of the silhouette paper. Blew the 5 right off the paper... A direct hit.
So the moral of the story is, it doesn't matter how big your bullet is if you can't hit the target.
I was thinking about a 9mm conversion fr the Sig But for a little more money I can have two guns, and also have the lower bore axis of the Glock. I don't think I can sell my 226 yet. Still in love with it, and I have loaded about 800 rounds up ready to fire down range
The Glock 19 is a decent gun. I have two and shoot them pretty well, but I think I shoot my G23 a bit better. I find that when I shoot the G19, I have a bad habit of rushing the shots and the group opens up. But, when I shoot the G23, the extra bit of recoil forces me to slow down and the groups stay tight. It's not a gun issue, it's an issue of technique and discipline for me, but in the end, I shoot the G23 better than I shoot the G19. Have you considered a CZ 75B Compact? That's a gun that I can shoot quickly reasonably well. But, not a thing wrong with a G19 if that's the direction you want to try.
If all you didn't like about the m&p was the trigger, why didn't/don't you just get a trigger from apex
Because I already have a Sig 226 filling the role in my lineup of a full sized pistol. I was originally just going to buy a conversion barrel or exchange kit for the Sig, but I got to thinking and I like the idea of a "compact" pistol as well that could be concealed but also would be at home on the range.
