After looking at 45ACPs after owning Ed Brown - Page 2

Snipersnest · #11 05-08-2012, 07:46 AM

We had to carry the Glocks on duty too. I'm not fond of them. We got them because of a sweetheart deal. Basically an even swap for what we were already carrying. We (the firearms instructors and armorers) wanted to do a T&E with various makes, but the powers that be went for the "freebies" instead.

skosh69 · #12 05-08-2012, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by douglas_knott

well I have owned a few Glock 20's including a SF I personally couldn't tell the difference in size. The 20 Is the same size of the 21. I have been carrying mine for the past week no issues oh did you mention Crimson Trace?

Didn't you give me crap about owning a Kimber? If not, I'm still gonna give you a hard time about your Glick. Look your's even has headlights.....

Sheepdog · #13 05-09-2012, 12:22 AM

I would go crawling back and see if I could get the 1911 back. LOL I don't understand how a 1911 was to much gun but you are now looking at high cap 45's. I use CT's for practice only. They will show off your trigger management issues. IMHO I think lasers are to slow. I prefer fundamentals and a good sight picture.

scorpion1911 · #14 07-07-2012, 02:39 PM

I have shot

s and m&ps
friend owns 3

s so ive had lots of shooting time with them !
I prefer the m&p so i bought one
3 very good reasons to buy m&p over

1) removable backstraps
2) better trigger (mine is @ 2.16)
3) usa made

PS: customer service with S&W is top notch !

girphoto · #15 07-13-2012, 10:29 AM

Just for the record.
The gen 4 Glock have removable back straps.
I would not carry or walk around with a 2.6 trigger.
Glocks come with 4.5# and the lightest you should go is 4 on a carry.
Glocks are not made in the U.S. although they are thinking of putting a factory in Ga.
More professionals and PD depts carry Glocks as primary and backups.

Just IMHO. And my $0.02

Gary

LexKing · #16 07-13-2012, 01:20 PM

I guess that it all depends on what you are going to use the pistol for, but I would not discount the Glock 36, as it is in the middle of what you have previously posted. It doesn't hold a lot of ammo, since it is single stack, but it is a .45ACP, feels good in the hand and a is very good personal protection weapon. I own the G36 and it is everything that I need it to be. Personally, I would have kept the Ed Brown 1911.