Out of curiosity, what do you like/dislike about each in comparison?This.^
I own a Glock 19 and a P07. I wouldn't get rid of either. They both have their positives and negatives, but both are excellent pistols.
Out of curiosity, what do you like/dislike about each in comparison?This.^
I own a Glock 19 and a P07. I wouldn't get rid of either. They both have their positives and negatives, but both are excellent pistols.
Out of curiosity, what do you like/dislike about each in comparison?
Just remember, two is one and one is none.
Also, if you don't have the CZ in your hands, you may not be able to get one in the current socio-economic-political environment.
I just prefer not to have firearms in redundant roles without a need for it.
My Glock 19 is extremely reliable now (At first it was not), and I shoot it well, but I am not in love with the Glock anymore, but, it's a perfectly serviceable firearm that has served me well, but tired of the mediocre trigger, blocky feel, and high grip angle.
Sell it before you blow your own leg off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgOSIlR00UY
That video was a Glock and the dude did not press the trigger. The only safety on a Glock is "Don't pull the trigger". Carry one at your own risk. The gun has no brains, it doesn't know the difference between you pulling the trigger and your shirt tail that got accidentally in the holster with it.Operative word in that sentence is “you”. You have to press the trigger. Doing that while not pointing the pistol at yourself is indeed important.
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That video was a Glock and the dude did not press the trigger. The only safety on a Glock is "Don't pull the trigger". Carry one at your own risk.
Those "internal safeties" don't mean diddly squat. If the trigger is puled ... for ANY reason ... it will fire.Glocks don’t discharge themselves. There are multiple internal safeties. Now if you modify the pistol to defeat those safeties, which some aftermarket products do, then you can have a problem. Other than that the trigger has to be pressed to the rear. Whether this happens with your finger or the holster or a garment it doesn’t matter. Millions of people have and do carry Glocks and practically countless other striker fired pistols that often function the same way. Negligence is negligence. A short video clip isn’t enough by itself to make me forget what I know about how a firearm functions mechanically. That said there is always someone telling us the dangers of Glock. Good luck on your pilgrimage.
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