[ARCHIVED THREAD] - pick one (Page 1 of 4)
Posted: 7/15/2013 12:05:35 AM EDT
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you have to choose one of the following service 9mm's:
Beretta 92FS Glock 17 CZ 75B and go |
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It's a Glock with ergonomics. "Ergonomics" is the battle cry of the incompetent. Problem w/ a Glock? Limp wristing. FTE? You must have limp wristed it. FTF? Shooter had to have limp wristed it. Brass hit you in the face? You limp wristed it. Magazine didn't drop? Don't limp wrist it. Glock exploded in your hand? Must have pulled the pin with a limp wrist |
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S&W M&P full size. It's a Glock with ergonomics. and a craptastic factory trigger I hear a lot of people say that, but almost all seem to be satisfied with the Apex upgrade. I really can't shit talk the M&P's factory trigger since I put a Ghost Rocket drop in trigger connector in my Glock 17 |
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It's a Glock with ergonomics. "Ergonomics" is the battle cry of the incompetent. Holding the M&P in your hand is kind of like holding your own dick. Holding the Glock in your hand is kind of like holding your buddy's dick. Sure you can get the job done, but it just feels wrong. |
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S&W M&P full size. It's a Glock with ergonomics. and a craptastic factory trigger I considered upgrading the trigger on mine, but then I took a step back and looked at it objectively and decided it's just fine. Maybe I just got lucky. Maybe they've improved them on their own. Or maybe its reputation is due to a bunch of internet lemmings. |
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It's a Glock with ergonomics. "Ergonomics" is the battle cry of the incompetent. Holding the M&P in your hand is kind of like holding your own dick. Holding the Glock in your hand is kind of like holding your buddy's dick. Sure you can get the job done, but it just feels wrong. +1 And I vote for the SIG P226... |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: It's a Glock with ergonomics. "Ergonomics" is the battle cry of the incompetent. Holding the M&P in your hand is kind of like holding your own dick. Holding the Glock in your hand is kind of like holding your buddy's dick. Sure you can get the job done, but it just feels wrong.  |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: It's a Glock with ergonomics. "Ergonomics" is the battle cry of the incompetent. Holding the M&P in your hand is kind of like holding your own dick. Holding the Glock in your hand is kind of like holding your buddy's dick. Sure you can get the job done, but it just feels wrong. I have to take your word on that. I lack your experience.  |
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It's a Glock with ergonomics. "Ergonomics" is the battle cry of the incompetent. Holding the M&P in your hand is kind of like holding your own dick. Holding the Glock in your hand is kind of like holding your buddy's dick. Sure you can get the job done, but it just feels wrong. Hi. Pink Pistols forum is ----> that way |
| CZ. I don't want to deal with shitty ejection or uncomfortable grips with the Glock. The M&P promises you no mags, shit accuracy, shit triggers, and probably at least a few other issues. The CZ is as reliable as people like to think Glocks are and it's accurate, has great parts availability, feels great in the hand, and is easy to shoot well. |
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why is everyone so concerned about how the gun feels in your hand?
are you buying this gun to hold late at night after wifey goes to bed as some sort of magical talisman that makes you feel manly? if so, the guy talking about holding your dick and your buddy's dick is probably not far off and you should listen to him. but if this gun is to save your life, who gives a fuck about how it feels in your hand. it doesn't matter. you buy based on other factors. if I bought a gun based on "how it feels in my hand" I'd have a safe full of SAA Colts with ivory grips. Does that sound like a sound idea? c'mon people, these things spend 99.9% of their lives in your safe, or in your pants next to your dirty butthole. Buy the gun that works best for the job. Not what "feels good to mah hand" when languidly pointing it at the wall at the gun store. What are you people 24? 
Holy shit. 
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why is everyone so concerned about how the gun feels in your hand? are you buying this gun to hold late at night after wifey goes to bed as some sort of magical talisman that makes you feel manly? if so, the guy talking about holding your dick and your buddy's dick is probably not far off and you should listen to him. but if this gun is to save your life, who gives a fuck about how it feels in your hand. it doesn't matter. you buy based on other factors. if I bought a gun based on "how it feels in my hand" I'd have a safe full of SAA Colts with ivory grips. Does that sound like a sound idea? c'mon people, these things spend 99.9% of their lives in your safe, or in your pants next to your dirty butthole. Buy the gun that works best for the job. Not what "feels good to mah hand" when languidly pointing it at the wall at the gun store. What are you people 24?
Holy shit.
Would you buy a bed that was uncomfortable? Would you buy shoes that were uncomfortable? Come on, Dan. |