To date I have resisted 'the dark side of the force'. I own Sigs, Walthers, HK, CZ, Colt, Springfields, Rugers, etc. I have at least one of every major manufacturer's pistols except Glock and Smith & Wesson. I have .45's, .40's (I really don't care much for the caliber and I either own or have owned three different ones), .357sigs, 9mms, .380s, .22s, and a .25. I have full frames, compacts, concealed carry, 1911's, etc.
I have a safe and an insurance policy that cost darn near as much as the collection.
What I don't have is a Glock.
I've handled them in the stores and hefted them, rented 'really used' models at the range. I have never understood the fascination with the gun.
Now I'm willing to try. Heck, I've got everything else out of the way, "why not a Glock?" as my local gunstore owner said to me this week. I agree with him, but, if I'm going to risk addiction to a brand that has heretofore eluded me, what's the best one to start with?
What's the sweetest shooting, most accurate, least flipping, tightest grouping Glock in your opinion? Is it a compensated model? Is it one with or without the dimples? Is it a fullsize or a compact or one of those incredibly small ones? Which one will most likely get me used to that silly little thing on the trigger? Is there one that is inherently accurate straight out of the box? (If I've got to have it modified to enjoy it, forget it. I'll just get another 1911...)
Let me know which model is most likely to convert this longtime holdout to the 'dark side'?
I have a safe and an insurance policy that cost darn near as much as the collection.
What I don't have is a Glock.
I've handled them in the stores and hefted them, rented 'really used' models at the range. I have never understood the fascination with the gun.
Now I'm willing to try. Heck, I've got everything else out of the way, "why not a Glock?" as my local gunstore owner said to me this week. I agree with him, but, if I'm going to risk addiction to a brand that has heretofore eluded me, what's the best one to start with?
What's the sweetest shooting, most accurate, least flipping, tightest grouping Glock in your opinion? Is it a compensated model? Is it one with or without the dimples? Is it a fullsize or a compact or one of those incredibly small ones? Which one will most likely get me used to that silly little thing on the trigger? Is there one that is inherently accurate straight out of the box? (If I've got to have it modified to enjoy it, forget it. I'll just get another 1911...)
Let me know which model is most likely to convert this longtime holdout to the 'dark side'?