Yer supposed to say why you despise Glock here!!
I guess that's right, isn't it.
Ok, here's my gripe list.
1. The polymer lined magazines are bigger than they need to be. Making them more conventionally out of only metal would save space and maybe even weight. This could either allow higher capacities, a stronger grip area, or a smaller grip area.
2. The funny flare/cutout at the bottom front of the grip on some of the pistols. This causes my little finger some discomfort and I usually end up trimming it a bit to make it more comfortable.
3. The plastic sights. For range work, they're not awful, but the front sight can loosen up pretty quickly with holster work, and if you're going to practice methods for racking the slide one-handed, you'll eventually pop a plastic rear sight off the gun.
4. I don't like the interface between the slide and the connector. IMO, this should have been designed a little better so that both surfaces are less likely to wear. As it is, especially since Glock, in most of its material, makes no mention of keeping this interface lubricated, both surfaces can wear resulting in the trigger disconnecting slower (taking longer to disconnect) as the slide comes out of battery.
5. The factory mag release is not placed ideally for me and isn't a comfortable design. I can operate it without shifting my grip, but it's difficult and uncomfortable. This means I have to twist the gun slightly in my grip to operate it positively and easily. I tolerate this because I'd rather have to work a little harder on a reload than to run the risk of accidentally dropping a mag when I don't want to. But I think that maybe a better balance could have been reached.
6. I don't like the "flat" metal finish/overcoating that is on some of the pistols. They had a slick finish/overcoating that they used for awhile that was nicer--and easier to clean up.
There are more things I don't like about them, but maybe that's enough for now...