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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #180 on: March 06, 2015, 10:33:23 AM »

In the end, I bowed to the Wisdom of Tex.

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Now I got to wait to hear the story because I am surprised, but those Commie Austrians make good guns. :)
Not much of a story. The deal was better on the Glock than the Springfield, the ergonomics of the Springfield were not sufficiently better than the Glock to sway me, they didn't have the Springfield package I wanted, and the ubiquity of Glock means cheaper and more plentiful aftermarket accessories. It was a bang for buck decision.

The simpler manual of arms for the Glock also appealed for the sake of the warden. It's a weapon she can just point and shoot. That means a greater chance she'll kill me outright, rather than wounding or disabling me.

Also, the Croats who manufacture the XD's are more commie than the Austrians.

Morning, mucha-I mean, young men.
Yeah, you don't want her to start thinking before popping you. :)

Yep lots of goodies!  Put some quality night sights on it first though.  Amazon has some good deals on Tru Glo's.   Also you can use an X Grip adapter and use higher capacity G22 magazines in there perfectly.  FYI if you did not know it the magazines for 22/23's are interchangeable with those for 31/32's.  Also you can buy a G32 barrel and swap it out in about 3 minutes to shoot .357 Sigs.
It is a G22 so doesn't need the extenders. And the ability to switch out to .357 Sig also factored in to my decision.

I still like the 23, compact without making me dangle fingers. So when I've recovered from this purchase I'm inclined to get a 23 to be the warden's gun.
I have the 23 and can vouch for that choice. Don't know if she's planning to CC, but it may be a little large for that duty, for a woman at least.
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #181 on: March 06, 2015, 10:33:57 AM »

Good morning guys.
Good morning, Chip.  Betcha didn't think you'd already see a page of posts.  Although you probably thought there'd be a jam.  Sheesh.
You guys need to see if you can work at Natives company, it sounds like his guys have it pretty easy and I bet they don't work at night.
It is a nice computer gig but we have had a nationwide firing freeze for almost a year and probably last at least thru June or longer.  We got one that will retire in a couple of years but I doubt they will replace him.  For Tony OR Raz it would take either one of them about 30 minutes per day to replace both of those ass clowns and do 10 times more.  Very rare night work and you get comp time.
Bonus! More time to banter! Do we have to move to Texas? Always said I wouldn't, but I'm getting a little sick of the commies up here.

Question is whether Tony could handle living in Texas...
Just read in Nat. Geographic that Portland is the one city that voted against fluridating it's water, because people don't want chemicals in it....also one of the highest anti-vacc states.  Commies for sure.
Commies, hell. Folks are just plain looney down there.
down there! woops thought you were jwacky, that's right, Oregon is south of the state of Washington.   :-[
But all are in the left coast wackiness zone.
true, need to drink strange brews, and other nonsense seems to abound there.
Hold on there....I enjoy those "strange brews".....
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #182 on: March 06, 2015, 10:35:00 AM »

In the end, I bowed to the Wisdom of Tex.

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Now I got to wait to hear the story because I am surprised, but those Commie Austrians make good guns. :)
Not much of a story. The deal was better on the Glock than the Springfield, the ergonomics of the Springfield were not sufficiently better than the Glock to sway me, they didn't have the Springfield package I wanted, and the ubiquity of Glock means cheaper and more plentiful aftermarket accessories. It was a bang for buck decision.

The simpler manual of arms for the Glock also appealed for the sake of the warden. It's a weapon she can just point and shoot. That means a greater chance she'll kill me outright, rather than wounding or disabling me.

Also, the Croats who manufacture the XD's are more commie than the Austrians.

Morning, mucha-I mean, young men.
Very important consideration!  Did you look at the FNS?
I did. And I decided I like the look and feel of the FNS. But the Glock was still $60 cheaper, and I actually have some shooting time with Glocks.
Price definite deciding point.
Here's a proper comparison...
My youngest with my FNS and his brothers Glock....(almost got us thrown off the range, but he enjoyed it.)
That looks like fun but would definitely get you thrown off around here. I got a warning for not spacing my shots at least a second apart.  Sheesh. 
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #183 on: March 06, 2015, 10:36:10 AM »

In the end, I bowed to the Wisdom of Tex.

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Now I got to wait to hear the story because I am surprised, but those Commie Austrians make good guns. :)
Not much of a story. The deal was better on the Glock than the Springfield, the ergonomics of the Springfield were not sufficiently better than the Glock to sway me, they didn't have the Springfield package I wanted, and the ubiquity of Glock means cheaper and more plentiful aftermarket accessories. It was a bang for buck decision.

The simpler manual of arms for the Glock also appealed for the sake of the warden. It's a weapon she can just point and shoot. That means a greater chance she'll kill me outright, rather than wounding or disabling me.

Also, the Croats who manufacture the XD's are more commie than the Austrians.

Morning, mucha-I mean, young men.
All sound arguments.  Morning raz. I mean Buenos Dias.
SHHHHHJ! Whattaya tryin' to do, rile Tex?
remember, En la boca cerrado, mosque no que entran!  :-X
¡Ahora que lo has hecho! Que dios conceda misericordia a usted.
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #184 on: March 06, 2015, 10:37:24 AM »

In the end, I bowed to the Wisdom of Tex.

.
Now I got to wait to hear the story because I am surprised, but those Commie Austrians make good guns. :)
Not much of a story. The deal was better on the Glock than the Springfield, the ergonomics of the Springfield were not sufficiently better than the Glock to sway me, they didn't have the Springfield package I wanted, and the ubiquity of Glock means cheaper and more plentiful aftermarket accessories. It was a bang for buck decision.

The simpler manual of arms for the Glock also appealed for the sake of the warden. It's a weapon she can just point and shoot. That means a greater chance she'll kill me outright, rather than wounding or disabling me.

Also, the Croats who manufacture the XD's are more commie than the Austrians.

Morning, mucha-I mean, young men.
All sound arguments.  Morning raz. I mean Buenos Dias.
SHHHHHJ! Whattaya tryin' to do, rile Tex?
remember, En la boca cerrado, mosque no que entran!  :-X
¡Ahora que lo has hecho! Que dios conceda misericordia a usted.
Oh mierda, here we go again. 
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #185 on: March 06, 2015, 10:38:37 AM »

In the end, I bowed to the Wisdom of Tex.

.
Now I got to wait to hear the story because I am surprised, but those Commie Austrians make good guns. :)
Not much of a story. The deal was better on the Glock than the Springfield, the ergonomics of the Springfield were not sufficiently better than the Glock to sway me, they didn't have the Springfield package I wanted, and the ubiquity of Glock means cheaper and more plentiful aftermarket accessories. It was a bang for buck decision.

The simpler manual of arms for the Glock also appealed for the sake of the warden. It's a weapon she can just point and shoot. That means a greater chance she'll kill me outright, rather than wounding or disabling me.

Also, the Croats who manufacture the XD's are more commie than the Austrians.

Morning, mucha-I mean, young men.
Yeah, you don't want her to start thinking before popping you. :)

Yep lots of goodies!  Put some quality night sights on it first though.  Amazon has some good deals on Tru Glo's.   Also you can use an X Grip adapter and use higher capacity G22 magazines in there perfectly.  FYI if you did not know it the magazines for 22/23's are interchangeable with those for 31/32's.  Also you can buy a G32 barrel and swap it out in about 3 minutes to shoot .357 Sigs.
It is a G22 so doesn't need the extenders. And the ability to switch out to .357 Sig also factored in to my decision.

I still like the 23, compact without making me dangle fingers. So when I've recovered from this purchase I'm inclined to get a 23 to be the warden's gun.
I thought it was a 23.    Glock makes a 30 round mag also that is fun to use sometimes.  By the way as with most guns aftermarket magazines are not a good alternative.
Tell me. That's one advantage of the 1911, aftermarket parts are often better.

Damn Glock mags are tough to load when new though.
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #186 on: March 06, 2015, 10:38:54 AM »

In the end, I bowed to the Wisdom of Tex.

.
Now I got to wait to hear the story because I am surprised, but those Commie Austrians make good guns. :)
Not much of a story. The deal was better on the Glock than the Springfield, the ergonomics of the Springfield were not sufficiently better than the Glock to sway me, they didn't have the Springfield package I wanted, and the ubiquity of Glock means cheaper and more plentiful aftermarket accessories. It was a bang for buck decision.

The simpler manual of arms for the Glock also appealed for the sake of the warden. It's a weapon she can just point and shoot. That means a greater chance she'll kill me outright, rather than wounding or disabling me.

Also, the Croats who manufacture the XD's are more commie than the Austrians.

Morning, mucha-I mean, young men.
Very important consideration!  Did you look at the FNS?
I did. And I decided I like the look and feel of the FNS. But the Glock was still $60 cheaper, and I actually have some shooting time with Glocks.
Price definite deciding point.
Here's a proper comparison...
My youngest with my FNS and his brothers Glock....(almost got us thrown off the range, but he enjoyed it.)
That looks like fun but would definitely get you thrown off around here. I got a warning for not spacing my shots at least a second apart.  Sheesh.
This is prick city for gun ranges, along with a lot of other pleasures like smoking cigars.
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #187 on: March 06, 2015, 10:42:52 AM »

In the end, I bowed to the Wisdom of Tex.

.
Now I got to wait to hear the story because I am surprised, but those Commie Austrians make good guns. :)
Not much of a story. The deal was better on the Glock than the Springfield, the ergonomics of the Springfield were not sufficiently better than the Glock to sway me, they didn't have the Springfield package I wanted, and the ubiquity of Glock means cheaper and more plentiful aftermarket accessories. It was a bang for buck decision.

The simpler manual of arms for the Glock also appealed for the sake of the warden. It's a weapon she can just point and shoot. That means a greater chance she'll kill me outright, rather than wounding or disabling me.

Also, the Croats who manufacture the XD's are more commie than the Austrians.

Morning, mucha-I mean, young men.
Yeah, you don't want her to start thinking before popping you. :)

Yep lots of goodies!  Put some quality night sights on it first though.  Amazon has some good deals on Tru Glo's.   Also you can use an X Grip adapter and use higher capacity G22 magazines in there perfectly.  FYI if you did not know it the magazines for 22/23's are interchangeable with those for 31/32's.  Also you can buy a G32 barrel and swap it out in about 3 minutes to shoot .357 Sigs.
It is a G22 so doesn't need the extenders. And the ability to switch out to .357 Sig also factored in to my decision.

I still like the 23, compact without making me dangle fingers. So when I've recovered from this purchase I'm inclined to get a 23 to be the warden's gun.
I thought it was a 23.    Glock makes a 30 round mag also that is fun to use sometimes.  By the way as with most guns aftermarket magazines are not a good alternative.
Tell me. That's one advantage of the 1911, aftermarket parts are often better.

Damn Glock mags are tough to load when new though.
You have come to the right place for Glock Solutions!   Can't use hi capacity mags of any kind without this little tool.  About $25 at Amazon and worth a fortune.

http://www.maglula.com/product/uplula-9mm-to-45acp/

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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #188 on: March 06, 2015, 10:44:12 AM »

In the end, I bowed to the Wisdom of Tex.

.
Now I got to wait to hear the story because I am surprised, but those Commie Austrians make good guns. :)
Not much of a story. The deal was better on the Glock than the Springfield, the ergonomics of the Springfield were not sufficiently better than the Glock to sway me, they didn't have the Springfield package I wanted, and the ubiquity of Glock means cheaper and more plentiful aftermarket accessories. It was a bang for buck decision.

The simpler manual of arms for the Glock also appealed for the sake of the warden. It's a weapon she can just point and shoot. That means a greater chance she'll kill me outright, rather than wounding or disabling me.

Also, the Croats who manufacture the XD's are more commie than the Austrians.

Morning, mucha-I mean, young men.
All sound arguments.  Morning raz. I mean Buenos Dias.
SHHHHHJ! Whattaya tryin' to do, rile Tex?
remember, En la boca cerrado, mosque no que entran!  :-X
¡Ahora que lo has hecho! Que dios conceda misericordia a usted.
Oh mierda, here we go again.
Lo siento, it won't happen again, probably.....
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #189 on: March 06, 2015, 10:44:44 AM »

In the end, I bowed to the Wisdom of Tex.

.
Now I got to wait to hear the story because I am surprised, but those Commie Austrians make good guns. :)
Not much of a story. The deal was better on the Glock than the Springfield, the ergonomics of the Springfield were not sufficiently better than the Glock to sway me, they didn't have the Springfield package I wanted, and the ubiquity of Glock means cheaper and more plentiful aftermarket accessories. It was a bang for buck decision.

The simpler manual of arms for the Glock also appealed for the sake of the warden. It's a weapon she can just point and shoot. That means a greater chance she'll kill me outright, rather than wounding or disabling me.

Also, the Croats who manufacture the XD's are more commie than the Austrians.

Morning, mucha-I mean, young men.
Yeah, you don't want her to start thinking before popping you. :)

Yep lots of goodies!  Put some quality night sights on it first though.  Amazon has some good deals on Tru Glo's.   Also you can use an X Grip adapter and use higher capacity G22 magazines in there perfectly.  FYI if you did not know it the magazines for 22/23's are interchangeable with those for 31/32's.  Also you can buy a G32 barrel and swap it out in about 3 minutes to shoot .357 Sigs.
It is a G22 so doesn't need the extenders. And the ability to switch out to .357 Sig also factored in to my decision.

I still like the 23, compact without making me dangle fingers. So when I've recovered from this purchase I'm inclined to get a 23 to be the warden's gun.
I have the 23 and can vouch for that choice. Don't know if she's planning to CC, but it may be a little large for that duty, for a woman at least.
Can't convince her to CC yet. Working on it. But she's a paraeducator in a classroom full of autistic kids, so even if it was legal to carry at school here, would not be a good idea. So she'd only be carrying for shopping trips and hanging with friends.
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #190 on: March 06, 2015, 10:45:22 AM »

In the end, I bowed to the Wisdom of Tex.

.
Now I got to wait to hear the story because I am surprised, but those Commie Austrians make good guns. :)
Not much of a story. The deal was better on the Glock than the Springfield, the ergonomics of the Springfield were not sufficiently better than the Glock to sway me, they didn't have the Springfield package I wanted, and the ubiquity of Glock means cheaper and more plentiful aftermarket accessories. It was a bang for buck decision.

The simpler manual of arms for the Glock also appealed for the sake of the warden. It's a weapon she can just point and shoot. That means a greater chance she'll kill me outright, rather than wounding or disabling me.

Also, the Croats who manufacture the XD's are more commie than the Austrians.

Morning, mucha-I mean, young men.
Yeah, you don't want her to start thinking before popping you. :)

Yep lots of goodies!  Put some quality night sights on it first though.  Amazon has some good deals on Tru Glo's.   Also you can use an X Grip adapter and use higher capacity G22 magazines in there perfectly.  FYI if you did not know it the magazines for 22/23's are interchangeable with those for 31/32's.  Also you can buy a G32 barrel and swap it out in about 3 minutes to shoot .357 Sigs.
It is a G22 so doesn't need the extenders. And the ability to switch out to .357 Sig also factored in to my decision.

I still like the 23, compact without making me dangle fingers. So when I've recovered from this purchase I'm inclined to get a 23 to be the warden's gun.
I thought it was a 23.    Glock makes a 30 round mag also that is fun to use sometimes.  By the way as with most guns aftermarket magazines are not a good alternative.
Tell me. That's one advantage of the 1911, aftermarket parts are often better.

Damn Glock mags are tough to load when new though.
You have come to the right place for Glock Solutions!   Can't use hi capacity mags of any kind without this little tool.  About $25 at Amazon and worth a fortune.

http://www.maglula.com/product/uplula-9mm-to-45acp/
Something similar comes with the gun, but I never figured out how to use it.  This one has more features than the simple plastic one included in the case.
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #191 on: March 06, 2015, 10:46:14 AM »

Damn gun banter  ;)
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #192 on: March 06, 2015, 10:47:42 AM »

Damn gun banter  ;)
Time to rotate back around to booze? 
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #193 on: March 06, 2015, 10:49:37 AM »

In the end, I bowed to the Wisdom of Tex.

.
Now I got to wait to hear the story because I am surprised, but those Commie Austrians make good guns. :)
Not much of a story. The deal was better on the Glock than the Springfield, the ergonomics of the Springfield were not sufficiently better than the Glock to sway me, they didn't have the Springfield package I wanted, and the ubiquity of Glock means cheaper and more plentiful aftermarket accessories. It was a bang for buck decision.

The simpler manual of arms for the Glock also appealed for the sake of the warden. It's a weapon she can just point and shoot. That means a greater chance she'll kill me outright, rather than wounding or disabling me.

Also, the Croats who manufacture the XD's are more commie than the Austrians.

Morning, mucha-I mean, young men.
Yeah, you don't want her to start thinking before popping you. :)

Yep lots of goodies!  Put some quality night sights on it first though.  Amazon has some good deals on Tru Glo's.   Also you can use an X Grip adapter and use higher capacity G22 magazines in there perfectly.  FYI if you did not know it the magazines for 22/23's are interchangeable with those for 31/32's.  Also you can buy a G32 barrel and swap it out in about 3 minutes to shoot .357 Sigs.
It is a G22 so doesn't need the extenders. And the ability to switch out to .357 Sig also factored in to my decision.

I still like the 23, compact without making me dangle fingers. So when I've recovered from this purchase I'm inclined to get a 23 to be the warden's gun.
I thought it was a 23.    Glock makes a 30 round mag also that is fun to use sometimes.  By the way as with most guns aftermarket magazines are not a good alternative.
Tell me. That's one advantage of the 1911, aftermarket parts are often better.

Damn Glock mags are tough to load when new though.
You have come to the right place for Glock Solutions!   Can't use hi capacity mags of any kind without this little tool.  About $25 at Amazon and worth a fortune.

http://www.maglula.com/product/uplula-9mm-to-45acp/
Something similar comes with the gun, but I never figured out how to use it.  This one has more features than the simple plastic one included in the case.
One that comes with the gun is useless crap which is why you can't figure it out.  These really work and you can load 15 rounds quick and painless after about 5 minutes of practice.
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Re: 3/6/2015
« Reply #194 on: March 06, 2015, 10:50:01 AM »

Damn gun banter  ;)
Time to rotate back around to booze?
  nova Scotia Skreech or overproof rum, compare and contrast, with or without cellos
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