Do you own a Glock?

[WisBorn]

In memory of Mr. Glock. How many members own a Glock?

 

[trackskippy]

And Ill bet there are more than a few on here who can make up for any of the negative votes so it all comes out positive.

 

[.308 Norma]

Yep, a couple of them. I like them both.

 

[armoredman]

In memory of Mr. Glock. How many members own a Glock?

I do not. The grip angle doesn't fit me. However, I have carried one at work for 22 years and qualify Expert or Distinguished Expert with it every year, and I know the pistol is rugged, reliable, accurate and durable. It just doesn't fit me right.

 

[CoalCrackerAl]

I have a 44. I like it.

 

[tubeshooter]

I voted no, because I don't. But it's not to say I would never.


I am a revolver person in general, and I have nothing against anything Glock out of hand. The impact that Mr. Glock had on the firearms industry is certainly undeniable, however you may feel about his products. May he rest in peace.

 

[AUhiker]

I have two and both are good pistols, I wouldn’t want to carry anything else. Sad to hear about Mr Glock. He was an intelligent individual! I put him up there with the likes of John Moses Browning and Sam Colt.

 

[crestoncowboy]

I love taking my glocks to compete with people with high end guns. Back in the day when my glock 22 or 20 were 400 and the beretta/sig/HK were 700-800 it was fun. Like beating the over/ under guys with a Maverick 88. Most people just can't shoot well. Regardless of what they use. Ive shot against guys that id bet money on me with a Jennings j-22 against them with a high standard/ mk2 or S&W 41.

I own many sig/HK/Beretta/FN/CZ/Kimber/colt/ Smith etc etc. I carry a Glock 27 and about 1/2 of the time hunt with 20 (the rest i use a revolver). I'm certainly not ashamed to use Glock.

 

[tdbmd]

In memory of Mr. Glock. How many members own a Glock?

Only 1 Glock, a 34 that I recently purchased.

 

[InTheSwamp]

I am glad Gaston was born

 

[45/30-06OKIE]

In memory of Mr. Glock. How many members own a Glock?

I have a Gen 2 21! Dad has a Gen 2 17.

 

[jmr40]

I was one of those who said I'd never own one. But I finally ran across a used one priced at a point that I knew I could get my money back when I sold it. My plan was to buy it, shoot it enough to prove I didn't like it then sell it. Instead I've owned at least a dozen over the years and currently have 4.

 

[potmetal]

I've owned a 17, 19, 22, and 26. I have only held on to the 26 now. I like Glocks. As many say, "they just work".

 

[crestoncowboy]

I was one of those who said I'd never own one. But I finally ran across a used one priced at a point that I knew I could get my money back when I sold it. My plan was to buy it, shoot it enough to prove I didn't like it then sell it. Instead I've owned at least a dozen over the years and currently have 4.

Above i said how I feel about Glock now. I carry them over all my p series Sigs (and rugers), USPs, FNs, Berettas, Czs etc etc etc. They do everything just as well as those and weigh less and cost less.

That said, I also swore id never have one. I hated them. Lol. Plastic junk....

If they weren't the only option for a 10mm back around 2000 8 may have never changed my tune. I bought a 20, then by extension got a 29 for carry (still my least favorite Glock) then a 27 because the 29 was too big for carry and too small for hunting. Then a 17. Then a couple 22s. Then a 44. Then a spare 27..... etc etc etc.

Just a few...

Yeah. I have one now. Haven't sold my other brands nor quit buying those too. But the Glock is my choice if I only got 1

 

[sparkyv]

Nope, but it'd be a G20 if I did.

 

[tarosean]

Own many. Swore off buying anymore until they came out with something new.

Maybe we will see some changes now.

 

[bangswitch]

I parted ways with my only Glock, a 2nd Gen G20, 5 years ago, after 26 years of ownership. It was a marriage of convenience, I never fell in love with it. Gaston definitely changed the world of handguns.

 

[JmacD]

44. I honestly admire Glocks, however they don’t really fit me right. I can shoot others better. But I like anything (almost) that goes BANG

 

[rust collector]

Glock makes a nice affordable field knife/bayonet, so I guess technically I own a Glock. Glock handguns don't appeal to me.

 

[eddiememphis]

I bought one in 2000 for cheap from a guy that bought a bunch of guns and ammo during the Y2K scare.

Model 22 in .40. Nothing special. Not my favorite but it works. I have the "tupperware" box for it as well.

 

[GBExpat]

Started in 2014 ...

30S (my 1st), 19g4, 43 and 3 42s. I gifted 2 of the 3 42s to my sister and one of her daughters.

While I like them all, I have found that the 30S is my hands-down favorite. In my hand almost effortlessly accurate and a real pleasure to shoot.

 

[entropy]

Not currently, but I have in the past.

 

[allisd17]

I've never been able to shoot Glocks well because of the ergonomics.

 

[hoardingthemanual]

Yep. It’s my only pistol with a red dot too. Long live gen 5 g17 MOS.

 

[DeepSouth]

Nope, never have owned one.
I would like to own a Gen 1 but they aren’t really easy to come by.