OT/ Glock .45?

Here is my Series 70 Government Model and my Officers Model

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And my Glock 20 in 10mm, same size as the G21. Actually thinking about picking up a .45ACP slide, barrel and mags for it.

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My old G21 should have never sold it!

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Very nice, salvo, thanks.
Thanks guys! I might go look at a SS .357 S&W tomorrow.
 
Guns are like salad. They taste better with variety.
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Just to warn you, Les Baers are extremely tight and unreliable. Pocket lint might even jam them up.

Never do this
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Then try and shoot this
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I have a Glock 22 and love it. I have carried it for over 20 years. With that being said, I picked up a Glock 21. Had it for several years. Then I discovered 1911s. This is my experience. Took my G21 and Sig Sauer GSR to the range. I shot both at the same distance, same box of ammo. The G21 shot groups of 8" and the Sig GSR shot 2" groups both at 30'. Now I am a happy owner of a couple of Kimber 1911s chambered for .45 and no more G21. Yeah I sacrifed the round capicity, but the grouping and fit of the 1911 surpases the G21 IMO.

My 2 cents.
 
I have no problem shooting 2 inch groups with my glock or my 1911 they are equally accurate. But and its a big thing neither have stock triggers. A good trigger and action job are really necessary on most guns fresh from the factory.
 
salvo said:
My old G21 should have never sold it!

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You forgot rule #1- never sell a glock without finger grooves.

I used to avoid flocks because of the grip angle or they just didn't "fit me" or "feel right". But then I got the bug for a 10mm and the Glock was the only one worth considering. So I bought a G20. Around the same time my dad bought a 19 and a 26, and I started shooting them and realized that I needed to suck it up and get over the fit and feelings crap. Now I have a Gen1 G17 and plan on getting a few more models in the next year.
 
I owned the Glock .45 for awhile. I used to be a tuperware hater but there's no denying Glocks at this point. Simple to operate, very functional and reliable and long lasting.

I sold the gun because, even with big hands, I had trouble with the trigger safety on the higher capacity model. I'd tend to come in just a bit from the side on the trigger and the safety would keep the gun from firing. Ultimately it wasn't something that I was willing to change my natural grip over so I got rid of it. I'm back to a 1911.

Accurate gun though. :)
 
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Rhinoman said:
I owned the Glock .45 for awhile. I used to be a tuperware hater but there's no denying Glocks at this point. Simple to operate, very functional and reliable and long lasting.

I sold the gun because, even with big hands, I had trouble with the trigger safety on the higher capacity model. I'd tend to come in just a bit from the side on the trigger and the safety wouldn't keep the gun from firing. Ultimately it wasn't something that I was willing to change my natural grip over so I got rid of it. I'm back to a 1911.

Accurate gun though. :)
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That's exactly why I switched to a G22... the G21 never fit my hand property, but the 22 is PERFECTION
 
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