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Posted: 11/27/2008 9:57:51 PM EDT
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i owned 2 guns and there are both AK, wanting and only have enough money to buy one more gun this year. should i get a handgun (glock 27) or a shotgun (remington marine) thanks for the advice.
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Unless you need a G27 for a CCW I would say no to that model. Get the next size larger, a G23 or G19. I had a G27 and it might be suitable for a CCW encounter under 10 yards, I did not find that caliber to be controllable for accurate bullet placement in that size frame. I also used a Pierce mag extension and that did not make much difference IMO.
I prefer the compact models over the subcompact Glocks. YMMV |
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Unless you need a G27 for a CCW I would say no to that model. Get the next size larger, a G23 or G19. I had a G27 and it might be suitable for a CCW encounter under 10 yards, I did not find that caliber to be controllable for accurate bullet placement in that size frame. I also used a Pierce mag extension and that did not make much difference IMO. I prefer the compact models over the subcompact Glocks. YMMV A BIG ++1. I just traded my G27 for a G23. Not any difference in concealment, when you have to end-up using mag extensions. The 23 gives you a fairly potent caliber in a concealable yet controlable package. |
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Glock. You need a handgun. My choice would be Glock 26 or 19. while not a huge Glock fan, the one in my go to bag is a Glock 19 because parts are available, it is near bulletproof and I tracked down a ton of non-drop free preban high caps for $10. Being a NYer I have to have preban. I hate the ergonomics, but I trust the pistol completely. |
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