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Glocks carried for personal security professionals

Hi,

Dontcha know, we the people means we the profits? 😂🤣

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Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
I go in phases. Does that mean anything?
I’m glad I’m about done phasing 😂. It’s been very expensive! Pretty much all I shoot now is TRP .45, Operator .45, and the little 9mm Ronin EMP 4 I recently picked up. Well, and my Kuna, Hellion, Henry and Marlin .357 levers, but those are a different discussion.

I do dig out the CZ Shadow 2 Carry occasionally, but that’s because I added a threaded barrel and shoot it suppressed, which is a (very, very quiet) blast.
 
I’m glad I’m about done phasing 😂. It’s been very expensive! Pretty much all I shoot now is TRP .45, Operator .45, and the little 9mm Ronin EMP 4 I recently picked up. Well, and my Kuna, Hellion, Henry and Marlin .357 levers, but those are a different discussion.

I do dig out the CZ Shadow 2 Carry occasionally, but that’s because I added a threaded barrel and shoot it suppressed, which is a (very, very quiet) blast.

The shadow 2 carry is on my list. There’s to many on my list to try to remember.
 
No doubt that Glocks are reliable and functional with many devotees. I have attended the Glock armorer course at the factory and have been in the innards of a lot of them, and I can say it takes a lot to make one fail. They are dependable as an Estwing hammer. But I do believe the shooting community is beginning to suffer from what I will call Glock Fatigue. My chief complaint with them has always been ergononics that don't fit a large population.. (Not to mention that they are ugly). You either love them or hate them, or just tolerate them. Looking in the display cases of LGS in my area I can see the increase in popularity of other formats nibbling away at their dominance.
 
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