is this true...??

[Old_Me]

 

[Mr.W.]

Of course a Glock can "jam," like any other machine, if not properly cared for.

 

[Shibadog]

Silly boy Glocks are “perfection”-just look at their ads. Please ignore the countless aftermarket parts out there to improve upon perfection. The next “perfect” machine that’s built will be the first one. As an aside, back in the early 70’s there was a cartoon showing a reporter sticking a Mike into the face of an astronaut and asking “how does it feel to be aboard the first spacecraft headed to the moon?”. The astronaut’s answer “ how would YOU feel sitting on top of 100,000 parts all supplied by the low bidder”

 

[McGanksta]

Are you questioning Glocky the Frog?!?

 

[Annihilator]

 

[Old_Me]

Silly boy Glocks are “perfection”-just look at their ads. Please ignore the countless aftermarket parts out there to improve upon perfection. The next “perfect” machine that’s built will be the first one. As an aside, back in the early 70’s there was a cartoon showing a reporter sticking a Mike into the face of an astronaut and asking “how does it feel to be aboard the first spacecraft headed to the moon?”. The astronaut’s answer “ how would YOU feel sitting on top of 100,000 parts all supplied by the low bidder”

gave validity to the saying...."do you like having a rocket up yer azz"..??

 

[mikep]

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Uh oh. The Kraken has been released.

 

[xdman]

Limp wristing, isn’t that what it’s blamed on.

 

[Annihilator]

Uh oh. The Kraken has been released.

 

[jschmidt]

It doesn't matter. Glock has a deeply carved reputation for reliability and low maintenance. Whether it is these things, or not, is almost an incidental question.

(Never owned one. I don't like the grip angle.)