which Glocks are good for combat?

albatross007

September 17, 2001 14:17

Which Glocks are good for combat situations? Would a Glock 21 be good?

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  M.Opaliski

  September 17, 2001 15:04

  All of them ...

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  rballi

  September 18, 2001 09:36

  I hear the black plastic ones are pretty good!Seriously, what is your definition of 'combat'. (Some people ask that same question about thier AR-15 or Mini-XX) If you are talking about reliability and decent accuracy, then just about any Glock will be good for that. Some Glocks are big, some are small, some carry 7 rounds, some carry 15 or more, some kick more than others. If you can handle the recoil and place a good shot consistantly is what really matters.

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  kimberkid

  September 18, 2001 17:55

  WHICH GLOCK SHOULD I BUY? ... KIMBER

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  M.Opaliski

  September 19, 2001 04:07

  Which Kimber would you recommend ... one of those made by Smith&Wesson or one made by BUL?

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  kimberkid

  September 19, 2001 10:02

  Mathew, Mathew, MathewIt would be the forgings made by the Smith & Wesson Custom Shop. If memory serves me correctly, a forging is a long way from a gun.ANDIf memory serves me correctly, it was YOU that told me in another thread (along time ago) that the Smith & Wesson Custom Shop (maker of the Model 945 1911) has the BEST FORGINGS AVAIABLE! So if you want the BEST ... BUY KIMBERMy opinion is indirectly supported by: M.Opaliski aka: MatthewNRA Life MemberTalk Radio Junkie opaliski@hotmail.com TheFirearmsEnthusiast

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  M.Opaliski

  September 19, 2001 10:16

  True, they do provide the forgings and they are the best in the industry ... that's why many companies buy them. Without the forging there is no gun ... no slide, no frame, so, it's not as far from being one as you suggest.I would argue that Wilson makes a better 1911, but they buy their slides and frames from Kimber ... go figure.*Edited for spelling

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  BigTex

  September 19, 2001 11:23

  G-20 capable of handling the occasional terrorist or rogue elephant.Regards,BigTex

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