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Posted: 8/8/2017 6:05:32 PM EST
I just won my choice of a "basic Glock".

Apparently means no MOS glocks?  I don't have the certificate yet. Match director said there was a snafu.

I currently have a G34 that I started out in Production with.

I have been shooting Limited division with a Tanfoglio for the past year or so.

Thinking of setting up carry optic gun. I would probably prefer a milled slide over a MOS anyway because I can get it lower.

Part of me thinks I should get the 34 and mill it for the sight, but I have seen many suggest the extra length as pointless with a red dot. However, I would be able to keep one load for both divisions.

So now I am leaning to a 17. I already have 3 Glock 17s. ....only one gen 4 (which I prefer) but in FDE. My love for FDE is fading, so instead of milling that gun I thought I would use the new black one.

The other thought was to forget carry optics and get another G19 to trick out.

Anyone have any thoughts about what direction I should go?
Link Posted: 8/8/2017 7:01:47 PM EST
[#1]
Sounds like you have a few G17 and G19.  

If you didn't have the Tanfo, i would say the G35 for limited.  



Maybe just get another G34 as a backup?
Link Posted: 8/8/2017 7:02:55 PM EST
[#2]
PS.  How'd you finish?  

Was that a prize table win, or a placing?
Link Posted: 8/9/2017 6:31:22 AM EST
[#3]
I am really liking carry optics myself. 
I am using a 19 mos, but I plan on switching to a g17 to see which one I prefer.
Sometimes you can upgrade the basic glock certificate for a small fee, it was an option when I won mine.
I do like that the mos can switch different brands of dots if you want, instead of being cut for a single pattern of red dot.
Link Posted: 8/9/2017 8:56:35 AM EST
[#4]
Do you have the certificate in hand? The 34 is usually a upgrade just like the MOS guns.

I'm not up on carry optics rules but if a 19 is competitive in that division that is probably what I would choose.
Link Posted: 8/9/2017 12:01:20 PM EST
[#5]
I ended up winning B class Limited and got an early pick at the prize table.  I passed on an XD and a Walter pistol.  

First full year in limited with no practice.  I am classed as A in Production and won our Section Match and Area Match classed as A once before I made the switch to Limited.

I do not have the certificate yet.  I'm guessing it explains things more on there as far as upgrading.

I guess I'll have to wait and see when it comes.  I am probably leaning towards the 17 at this point.  I cant see any reason to use a 19 in the carry optic role.
Link Posted: 8/9/2017 1:21:57 PM EST
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I ended up winning B class Limited and got an early pick at the prize table.  I passed on an XD and a Walter pistol.  

First full year in limited with no practice.  I am classed as A in Production and won our Section Match and Area Match classed as A once before I made the switch to Limited.

I do not have the certificate yet.  I'm guessing it explains things more on there as far as upgrading.

I guess I'll have to wait and see when it comes.  I am probably leaning towards the 17 at this point.  I cant see any reason to use a 19 in the carry optic role.
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Lighter slide for one. Other than sight radius and capacity a 17 does nothing a 19 can't do. Since you're not using sights it's just capacity which is why I asked if the 19 was competitive in carry optics as I don't know the rules.

You'll notice that a ton of open guns are much shorter barrels than their limited siblings. More maneuverable gun overall.
Link Posted: 8/9/2017 4:06:20 PM EST
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Lighter slide for one. Other than sight radius and capacity a 17 does nothing a 19 can't do. Since you're not using sights it's just capacity which is why I asked if the 19 was competitive in carry optics as I don't know the rules.

You'll notice that a ton of open guns are much shorter barrels than their limited siblings. More maneuverable gun overall.
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The theory I read was that a shorter slide will cycle faster making the dot reappear faster.
I have not really compared anything to see if I notice a difference. 
I shoot a G19 well, so I figured try a CO G19.
I would say I am competitive with my G19 mos.
If someone typically shoots better with the fullsize grip then the G17 may be the way to go.
Link Posted: 8/22/2017 4:55:25 PM EST
[#8]
Glock 20 if you don't already have something in 10mm.  Not for competition, just a good woods gun.
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