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I was that person... Youst to call it a block "hated" the grip.. Etc.. It took a xd and a m&p before I made the switch to my trusty glock 19

I had the same dilemma a while back and went with the G-34. You can't go wrong with either but if you do plan on competing IDPA, you'll wish you went with the 34.

I assume your experience with the G22 and G23 is that the G22 has less recoil? The increased mass of the G22 vs the G23 means less perceived recoil when the same ammo is being used. Also since the grip is a little bigger on the G22 the recoil is spread out over a larger surface area on your hand.

Quote: Originally Posted by joepa150 I have been wearing mine for about 1 week. I cannot find the best position especially when driving. For standing I think I like the 4 oclock position. Problem is when I am driving the 4 oclock position pushes against my seat so it feels like I have to sit foward and lean toward my left (I...

sorry to hear that .. but this is General Glocking ...

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are you kidding?? the 26 of course.....

Check out some double tapp rounds. I don't really use my 29 for my primarty home defense weapon but many on here have suggested using the higher grain rounds from them. I have used their 165 and 180 rounds and they do kick.

I use mobil 1 synthetic motor oil, I think its either 10w-50 or 15w-50.

Yes it is, and you can use the same magazines as well. Have at it and enjoy.

You can get a special order to have a gun lock put in that place. Anyways the plug isnt much I just ordered one today with my Ameriglo sights and I think the plug was 6.95.

I use mobil 1 synthetic motor oil, I think its either 10w-50 or 15w-50.

I do agree. After 16 months or so with a G19, i moved my sights. Things improved. Then i finally sold it and bought a non-Glock, and the problem completely went away. thorn

No, but I did once accidentally (negligently) pull the trigger on a loaded gun that thankfully had an empty chamber. I was loading a pump shotgun and violated all 4 of the gun safety laws. I was young and stupid and got lucky that no one was hurt. Thankfully, I learned my lesson without anyone getting hurt and follow the safety laws carefully now.

1- yes. excellent 2-I own 2.. a G32 and G33 3-yes 4-no. I'd just buy the G23 or G27 if I wanted a .40 You won't regret getting the .357 sig Glock. Highly recommended.

Watch your thumbs! Ensure that your thumbs aren't engaging the slide stop. You may also want to let another shooter try shooting the weapon to see if they have the problem. If the problem persists, try to narrow down if it is a particular magazine and if so, replace it. Your slide stop spring may also be broken or installed incorrectly. Has anybody detail stripped the pistol?

I was that person... Youst to call it a block "hated" the grip.. Etc.. It took a xd and a m&p before I made the switch to my trusty glock 19

Quote: Originally Posted by DannyR If Glock follows established tradition, the new Gen 4 Glocks will first be made available in the G17 and G22, as they are the two most popular law enforcement choices in the lineup. I would expect other models to follow later in the year. It's just my guess. The World will know in about 60 days....

Congrats! It's my favorite. Get out there and throw some lead! Good luck.....

I don't mind them. I have pretty big hands and don't think they hit me funny at all. Could be some folks have REALLY big or small hands or they have a funny grip they use.