I sometimes feel that I might be missing out on something good (after all, I didn't understand the appeal of the 1911 until just a couple of years ago), so I ask this question in all seriousness (with no intention of starting any flame war): What is so special about the Glock?
I sometimes go shooting with my wife's cousin's husband and he has a 10mm (not a .40S&W but a 10mm) Glock (I'm not sure of the model number but it's full size). We frequently swap pistols at the range and I don't see anything special about it. It's reliable & accurate but so are my Browning and S&W pistols, and it feels a little strange in the hand and the trigger seems a little odd.
Can anyone enlighten me to what is the special appeal of the Glocks?
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I sometimes go shooting with my wife's cousin's husband and he has a 10mm (not a .40S&W but a 10mm) Glock (I'm not sure of the model number but it's full size). We frequently swap pistols at the range and I don't see anything special about it. It's reliable & accurate but so are my Browning and S&W pistols, and it feels a little strange in the hand and the trigger seems a little odd.
Can anyone enlighten me to what is the special appeal of the Glocks?
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Share what you know, learn what you don't -- FUD.