Grip angle: Glock V. Ruger MK series, NEOS, Buck Mark

The thing about handguns is that they are not one size fits all.
I like my Glocks because they fit my hand well. The first time I picked up my G19, it just felt natural in my hand.

Others prefer the grip angle of a 1911, I can do OK with that, but I am more consistent with what I am comfortable with.
 
Hand size and experience is different. What some people like other people hate. One nice thing about the 1911 platform is that you can change grips, MSHs, grip safeties, thumb safeties, triggers, etc. without much trouble, giving rise to a huge aftermarket industry, but you should be able to make any hand happy.
 
The thing about handguns is that they are not one size fits all.
I like my Glocks because they fit my hand well. The first time I picked up my G19, it just felt natural in my hand.
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That's the thing. It's part of why Glock introduced the Gen 4 with interchangeable backstraps (something Walther did in 1998 I think on their poly gun, the P99 and S&W did with the M&P, etc.) and why grip makers have a market for their different revolver and pistols grips.

Guns also handle recoil differently. Some shooters prefer how some guns feel in the hand over other makers products. Nothing wrong with that.

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