Video - Glock Model 21SF .45 ACP - Range Test

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[video=youtube;OwezGBsvoVY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwezGBsvoVY&list[/video]Glock Model 21SF .45 ACP - Range Test


Video Link: Glock Model 21SF .45 ACP - Range Test - YouTube

 

[palerider0485]

i wasnt inpressed by the groups, but id say i would trust the gun. didnt see them clearing jams.

 

[sun]

There weren't any jams at all.
The Glock is capable of shooting better groups, but I'm not use to the grip angle yet and need to hold it tighter.
It will take some getting use to.
My son likes to fire a fast defensive style rather than for target accuracy.
He likes this Glock better than his S&W 1911, and he already owns a .40 Glock that he has practiced with.
I like the 1911 better for target shooting, but believe that the Glock could be a better defensive pistol.
I also have a S&W 4566TSW which is heavier and steadier to hold, has adjustable sights and a more conventional grip angle.

 

[jimmythang]

Did you have to load 10 only to satisfy state laws?

 

[TheDude]

Trigger control. Somebody jerking the trigger. Dry fire practice will help.

 

[sun]

Did you have to load 10 only to satisfy state laws?

No, not at all. It was simply to conserve ammo and slow down the ammo consumption while trying to get familiar with the pistol.

Trigger control. Somebody jerking the trigger. Dry fire practice will help.

Trigger control as far as learning where the trigger breaks. And not holding the grip tightly enough and not keeping the muzzle up while trying to get use to the Glock's grip angle. Every new gun has a learning curve, and dry firing could certainly help.