Hard to justify retiring my Glock34
20rds at 25ft.
I dont make it to this type of stationary shooting indoor range real often. The gun can do its job well when Im not moving all over the place.
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I dont make it to this type of stationary shooting indoor range real often. The gun can do its job well when Im not moving all over the place.
[media]https://i.imgur.com/6IWP6ea.mp4[/media]
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Not too shabby...
Good grouping.0 -
Not bad at all, but just think of how much tighter that group would have been if you would have been using a 1911 


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...that costs $500 more, weighs twice as much and works half the time...
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so that's what it's like to be attacked by a moving paper target! good you got some practice in. Semper FiWarbirds wrote:20rds at 25ft.
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Good shooter, like butter 0 -
Nice shooting!
My G34 is a really sweet shooter and it would be the last Glock I would sell if I had to get rid of them. It would also be my choice if I had to go to a gunfight.
They are great shooting guns even out of the box. With a little work they are even better.0 -
buschmaster wrote:...that costs $500 more, weighs twice as much and works half the time...
I've never had a hiccup in any of mine,
That's empty weight. And to compare that would be like comparing a car that's out of gas in a drag race
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As far as price goes, you know what they say, you get what you pay for
Besides that the 1911 isn't subject to the Glock kaboom like the Glock is

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buschmaster wrote:...that costs $500 more, weighs twice as much and works half the time...

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