I have a Glock 23. I got it from my brother who got a new one. He went to .45, I like the .40
I don't conceal/carry or anything but have it at home for home defense. It's a pretty amazing story how Glock has become so huge. What is your choice?
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Fullauto223cal (Old Spike)
My first was a Glock 21 (45ACP) as I was coming off of a Colt Commander. I decided, after some research, that moving to 9mm for increased capacity (and cheaper ammo) was better so I traded in the 21 for a 17. It's been my carry gun now for around 6 years.
When I first started as a Deputy I carried that 21 but after a new Sheriff was elected they issued everyone what our State Highway Patrol carried, which was the Glock ?? in .357 Sig. It FUCKING sucked balls. The ammo alone cost way too much for us to practice with it and they didn't even issue the carry ammo, which cost about $1.00 per round for the decent stuff.
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I have a Glock 23. I got it from my brother who got a new one. He went to .45, I like the .40
I don't conceal/carry or anything but have it at home for home defense. It's a pretty amazing story how Glock has become so huge. What is your choice?
(Old Spike)
My first was a Glock 21 (45ACP) as I was coming off of a Colt Commander. I decided, after some research, that moving to 9mm for increased capacity (and cheaper ammo) was better so I traded in the 21 for a 17. It's been my carry gun now for around 6 years.
When I first started as a Deputy I carried that 21 but after a new Sheriff was elected they issued everyone what our State Highway Patrol carried, which was the Glock ?? in .357 Sig. It FUCKING sucked balls. The ammo alone cost way too much for us to practice with it and they didn't even issue the carry ammo, which cost about $1.00 per round for the decent stuff.