Glock Advice

[mtnrider]

I would encourage you to try before you buy if you can. I love everything about Glocks but like many I can't shoot them worth a crap. They are not for everyone.

[hurley842002]

I would encourage you to try before you buy if you can. I love everything about Glocks but like many I can't shoot them worth a crap. They are not for everyone.

Sound advice, I'm the opposite and shoot Glocks better than anything else. I'm also with Ray on the Glock 19.

[HoneyBadger]

Keep in mind getting standard capacity magazines for the 17/34 is technically against state law. A full size 9mm with ten round magazines just seems a little silly to me. I'd actually recommend a model 19. Small enough for carry yet large enough for range use and the standard fifteen round magazines are still easy and legal to get here. Gen 3 or 4 is really a matter of personal preference. I like the frame texture on the gen 4 but the other features don't really appeal to me personally.

I second this.

Sound advice, I'm the opposite and shoot Glocks better than anything else. I'm also with Ray on the Glock 19.

And this. I shoot Glocks better than any other handgun, but lots of people don't. Find what works for you. If you're in Colorado Springs any time soon, give me a holler and we can make a quick trip to the range with my Glock 19.

[SAnd]

I would encourage you to try before you buy if you can. I love everything about Glocks but like many I can't shoot them worth a crap. They are not for everyone.

Totally agree with this one. I have serious difficulty shooting a standard Glock. A lot of shooting ranges have them for rent.

These guys make limiters to restrict mag capacity.
http://www.magazineblocks.com/magent...s-3/glock.html
Kinda expensive though.