The notion that age guarantees wisdom is funny. Not everyone learns from their experience.Better to be old and wise than young and dumb.
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The notion that age guarantees wisdom is funny. Not everyone learns from their experience.Better to be old and wise than young and dumb.
Glad somebody said it......old men.
Who think that regurgitating senseless rhetoric about something subjective is still funny when the vultures who ate the dead horse have died too.
HA..just traded my G43 for a nearly new G26/4 yesterday..Gonna shoot it this WE. I also have G42, that I carry when clothes doesn't allow the (now)G26..G26 VERY comfy in my hand and width with regards to carry, no problem, length is..why the G26 with a wee mag extension works great, for me.Since this thread is still alive, and I can't play outside today, I'll tell my experience.
About 10 years later I was at a private range with a friend and a guy he knew was shooting with us. He had two Glocks - a 17 and a 26. We all swapped guns around and when I shot his Glocks I was very impressed. They were stock guns. I realized that the one I shot back in the 90s was just a crummy, worn out range gun. But, I still liked my SIGs and had holsters and extra mags and other accessories for them, so I stayed with SIG.
Then a couple of years ago I was looking for a .380. I knew then that Glock was a fine gun, and I bought a model 42. It's a great little gun that I carry often.
Still have the SIGs and don't plan on selling them, but I'm also very happy with my Glock. It just took 20 years for me to find one I wanted.
Wisdom is more often about being open minded and discerning than clinging to a relic, even if it happens to be an excellent relic.Better to be old and wise than young and dumb.