Archive for category Glock

Business End Customs will customize Glocks by beveling the edges and chopping the grips to fit shorter magazines. They also customize 1911s and Smith&Wessons.

1911, Custom, Glock, pistol, smith and wesson, smith&wesson

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James Yeager: 1911s are like Strippers and Glocks are like Fat Girls

Posted by Jack Sinclair in Colt, Glock, Handguns, Opinion on 14/Dec/2011 19:58

We’re sure he’ll stir up some “discussion” with these two points:

1. 1911s are like Strippers and Glocks are like Fat Girls

2. Why he chooses 9mm over 45

1911, Glock, vid

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Glock vs. M&P vs. XD – Which is the best?

Posted by Jack Sinclair in Glock, Handguns, Opinion, Smith & Wesson, XD on 16/Nov/2011 02:26

Opinions about the Glock vs MP vs XD

“It has been a while since we explored the differences between these three popular carry (CCW) pistols. This is a long look at lots of details and why I perfer the Smith & Wesson M&P over the Glock and why I don’t like the Springfield XD, but why I understand why some people do.”

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Glock 17 Review

Posted by Brian in Glock, Opinion on 13/Nov/2011 14:37

This review is from My Gun Culture:

First Impressions

Our G17 test gun came with three (17) round magazines. And a Glock magazine loader tool. We appreciate that as three magazines represents the minimum configuration for a self-defense gun. As a side note, we also really appreciate the street price of additional magazines for Glocks. $20-25 if you shop a bit. Compared to $40-50 magazines from other manufacturers who-will-not-be-named, thatâ€™s pretty darn reasonable.

Shooting it sideways did not make us look any more fearsome on the range. Nor did any Hollywood producers call offering us bad guy roles in new action films. We did get puzzled looks from other shooters at the range however â€“ and one tried to sell us some crack.

The new G17 is a really comfortable gun to hold, and more importantly, shoot. It feels solid in the hand and has no tendency to slide around. No skateboard tape or rubber grip sleeves required, even if youâ€™re a nervous sweaty-hand type.