I ain't drunk (yet). .. I'm just drinkin'!!!!!!

I was all excited when I heard the 37 was a .45 but I thought it was going to be a long slide.......then they said it was the same size as a 17 .......well thats cool ..........but with a weird shortened .45 ACP what the heck are they thinking???????:D

I love Glocks but I will not be buying a 37:barf:
 
I have though about getting one of those little ruger carbines. Sooner or later, I am going to pick up a Kimber .45, but lately I have been packed a little 9mm by Kahr. It's easy to forget you even have it on.
 
Originally posted by David Brown
I was all excited when I heard the 37 was a .45 but I thought it was going to be a long slide.......then they said it was the same size as a 17 .......well thats cool ..........but with a weird shortened .45 ACP what the heck are they thinking???????:D

I love Glocks but I will not be buying a 37:barf:
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They were thinking: Hey, let's make a single stack .45 the same size as a .40 gun (g22)... Not too smart, which is suprising from Glock...:rolleyes:

-Mark
 
Originally posted by BillyJoeBob
Oh that kind of lizard! I was thinkin' the other, well you know...
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No... I don't think we do... Why don't you explain that to us BJB.:rolleyes: :p :D
 
Now here's some good beer and a good cigar! Even the plastic tip tastes good!!!!! ;)

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Ah the little Kahr. I had read somewhere that the son of the guy who lead the Moonies ran that company. I always thought that was sort of funny. They are definitely compact little buggers.
 
My glock is the model 17. That's the best gun I have ever owned! Something about it is just right. I haven't used it much lately though:( I wear it in the winter with a hi cap mag in it and two more on my waist. I can carry a box of ammo that way. For some reason, I always find that funny.
 
Originally posted by Progunner
Ah the little Kahr. I had read somewhere that the son of the guy who lead the Moonies ran that company. I always thought that was sort of funny. They are definitely compact little buggers.
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Really? That's got my LMAO! Don't know why though. Must be because it's getting late:yawn:
 
Hey all!

Just checking in.

.500,.45Gl

Sounds like folks have been asking "can we" instead of "should we".

Not that I'm in anoy way biased or opinionated!
 
I favor the Glock 30 myself. Hard to argue with 10 rounds of .45 in a compact package... :D Of course, I also occasionally use my customized Colt M1991A1 with a milt-sparks summer special.:D

-Mark
 
Originally posted by Oku
Hey all!

Just checking in.

.500,.45Gl

Sounds like folks have been asking "can we" instead of "should we".

Not that I'm in anoy way biased or opinionated!
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Well said. I am really a big fan of the ol' 357 mag. It's a good all rounder and I have an old 586 S&W that shoots 'em straight
 
I love dem Glocks I have a few of em

3- G-17's
2- G-34's
1- G-26
1- G-19
1- G-21
1- G-36 (my favorite carry)

And about 12 fake ones:D
 
Plastic is for Sporks. Guns and knives should be made of steel. I carry either my custom 1911 or my Baby Eagle. Both .45.
 
The boys at Glock are big Busse fans. I went over to their Smyrna, GA facility a couple of years ago and they showed me an experimental round called the Glock .40. . . It was a .45 Win Mag. necked down to a .40. . . .vman that beeeeatch barked!!!! A .40 cal going over 2,100 fps!!!! Never heard anymore about it! Too bad! It was a nuclear meltdown of a round!
 
Spearhead, I was thinkin' of the lounge lizard. Yeah, that's it. Think of Dany DeVito with chains, a hair piece, and a shiny shirt.

Hey Ba-by! ;) :p :D
 
Originally posted by SpearHead
Plastic is for Sporks. Guns and knives should be made of steel. I carry either my custom 1911 or my Baby Eagle. Both .45.
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That sounds like my dad! Ol' bastard packs a .45 everywhere he goes
 
Progunner,

What model 9mm did you hang on to? I have a Glock 19, but my favorite is still my SIG 228 with factory short trigger, Trijicon night sights, and rubber Hogue combat grips.

I recently picked up a 1911 after a long stretch without one. It's a Springfield Loaded 5" in stainless. I love it!:D
 
Originally posted by Jerry Busse
The boys at Glock are big Busse fans. I went over to their Smyrna, GA facility a couple of years ago and they showed me an experimental round called the Glock .40. . . It was a .45 Win Mag. necked down to a .40. . . .vman that beeeeatch barked!!!! A .40 cal going over 2,100 fps!!!! Never heard anymore about it! Too bad! It was a nuclear meltdown of a round!
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Man, if they built a G30 around that... The mind boggles!!!:eek: :D :eek:

-Mark
 
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