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  • Permanently deleted user
    I wouldn't have bought one even before that!

    But that is definatly iceing on the cake to keep me from it!
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  • Dak To 68
    Everybody, including the U.S., engages in international arms "dealing", for Glock and Austria this is merely profitable business. Steyr is making sales to them also. I would venture to say that the U.S. is one of the leaders in supplying weapons much heavier than Glocks to some quite unsavory regimes, much of them giveaways paid for by our tax dollars. At least the Austrians aren't footing the bill. BTW, I've never been a fan of the Glock pistol.
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  • theboogeyman
    Well, I guess we're going to invade Austria next, followed by Iran, followed by...
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  • Grunt2
    DITTO...

    quote:Originally posted by git_r_done
    I wouldn't have bought one even before that!

    But that is definatly iceing on the cake to keep me from it!
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  • sig232
    I have a couple and can't hit much with either one![:D] don't like that funky trigger setup.
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  • tsavo303
    Me, If I have to fight an Irainan, would not want him to be better equipped[;)]
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  • meunke
    This just goes to show that the Iranians have no taste in handguns.

    (exits ducking to avoid the thrown tomatoes and beer bottles)

    On the opposite side of the spectrum, I noticed while visiting family that the Harrison, Arkansas police have switched to using Springfield 1911s. True story.
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  • p64mak
    quote:Originally posted by Dak To 68
    Everybody, including the U.S., engages in international arms "dealing", for Glock and Austria this is merely profitable business. Steyr is making sales to them also. I would venture to say that the U.S. is one of the leaders in supplying weapons much heavier than Glocks to some quite unsavory regimes, much of them giveaways paid for by our tax dollars. At least the Austrians aren't footing the bill. BTW, I've never been a fan of the Glock pistol.


    +1...and I'll be buying another Glock this year.
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  • buschmaster
    it's the same story with all those millions of ak-47's. commodities are commodities, big deal.
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  • kabar
    What about all these other countries that are armed with American weapons. How many Americans have been killed or wounded with American made weapons? Plenty![:(!][:(!]
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  • Smokeeater 38
    I like mine and plan on getting 1 or 2 more.
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  • Colt Super
    I'd be tempted to buy a Glock if it didn't feel like a squirtgun, and have a name that sounds like some sort of foriegn word for "excrement".

    D.
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  • mateomasfeo
    I would and I did about ten years ago. Its been grade through a lot of rounds...
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  • dbain99
    So who is left, you certianly cant spend any money in the US.
    I have 1 Glock and plan to get 2 more.
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  • gun_runner
    XD for me.............................
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  • theboogeyman
    quote:Originally posted by gun_runner
    XD for me.............................


    Amen to that....Gonna be my next one!
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  • mrseatle
    If I saw a G17 in good shape for $200 I'd buy it...
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  • drobs
    Glocks are the AK47 of handguns. Bury em in sand and they will keep on shooting. No wonder the Iranians would want them.
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  • Odawgp
    quote:Originally posted by 46270
    Nope, anyone that would sell weapons to our enemies wont be getting my money


    +1

    FRIENDS ALL HAVE THEM AND I WOULD BET MY LIFE I COULD HIT THEM BEFORE THEY HIT ME GLOCKS ARE JUNK.
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  • D1
    quote:Originally posted by meunke
    This just goes to show that the Iranians have no taste in handguns.

    (exits ducking to avoid the thrown tomatoes and beer bottles)

    On the opposite side of the spectrum, I noticed while visiting family that the Harrison, Arkansas police have switched to using Springfield 1911s. True story.


    When did Springfield start production of their 1911's in Brazil?
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  • SG_Niner
    Felt one up at the local shop and didnt care for the feel of it.But I have not tried one at the range yet, so I truly cant say yes or no! As to the Austria thing, THEY SUCK!
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  • p64mak
    quote:Originally posted by drjew


    When did Springfield start production of their 1911's in Brazil?
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    Their frames (possibly slides, not sure) are machined by IMBEL in Brazil, then assembled/finished here in the US--so, technically, they are still US made.
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  • kimberkid
    Thats like saying don't buy a Mauser or an AK because they have been used "aginst" us. I have a G19, G21 and a G30 ... and if I find a good deal on a G26 you can bet I'll be buying it too.

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    My Steyr M9 is a good shooter too.

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  • rayray2js
    I have a Glock 26. I like it a lot. Very accurate. Sad thing that Austria's selling guns that may be aiming one day at us, but if they didn't, someone else would. Got to keep your skills and be a better shot.
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  • rayray2js
    I have a Glock 26. I like it a lot. Very accurate. Sad thing that Austria's selling guns that may be aiming one day at us, but if they didn't, someone else would. Got to keep your skills and be a better shot.
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  • AZ9J
    I have a 19 and a 30. Next one will be a 21
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  • Sperry
    Matty, are you talking about your compact .45ACP carry model? G36?
    I didn't think they were that old, but time does fly ...
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  • buschmaster
    glock used to make kitchen appliances. they came a long way form making "salad shooters" eh.
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  • Laredo Lefty
    I like Glocks this much....... [:)][:)]

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  • buschmaster
    GlockStunt05.jpg
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