Byron Quick
Staff In Memoriam
I first fired a Glock a couple of years ago. After I got through I asked the owner,"It shoots well but where's the safety?"
Well, for the last year, a Glock 29 has been my main carry weapon and I have no complaints.
I think it was a combination of reading about concerns over carrying a 1911 cocked and locked (which I've had no problems with over 3 decades) and the thread about ever having to draw on a bad guy but I had a nightmare last night.
I was trying to shoot an intruder in my home with my Glock 29 and the trigger wouldn't move. I'm frantically looking for the safety, pulling on the slide release, etc. with this sinking feeling you get when you realize that your privates have been placed in a meat grinder. Damn dream woke me up.
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Byron Quick
Well, for the last year, a Glock 29 has been my main carry weapon and I have no complaints.
I think it was a combination of reading about concerns over carrying a 1911 cocked and locked (which I've had no problems with over 3 decades) and the thread about ever having to draw on a bad guy but I had a nightmare last night.
I was trying to shoot an intruder in my home with my Glock 29 and the trigger wouldn't move. I'm frantically looking for the safety, pulling on the slide release, etc. with this sinking feeling you get when you realize that your privates have been placed in a meat grinder. Damn dream woke me up.
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Byron Quick