atx2a wrote:I picked up the Glock 43 two weeks ago and put about 500 rounds through it at the range with ZERO problems. Prior to that I'd alternated between Glock 26 and Bersa BP9CC for the most part. Occasionally a wheel gun when feeling nostalgic.
I'm sold on the 43 and really love it. In fact, I'm downsizing a good bit of my collection to reflect almost exclusively Glock. (go ahead, G-haters, hate...haha) Getting rid of a few and going to pick up the G19 and G30, bringing my Glock collection to 4, and probably leave it at that.
The rest is rifles and shotguns, mainly tactical.
I have been a fan of Glocks since the early 90's.
Since carrying the G43 the last two weeks, I just feel WAY more confident. The Bersa could tend to be picky with brass that wasn't really high quality. I really appreciate the assurance that a Glock will fire anything, any time.
Austin, TX
Speak softly and have a helluva double tap.
atx2a wrote:I picked up the Glock 43 two weeks ago and put about 500 rounds through it at the range with ZERO problems. Prior to that I'd alternated between Glock 26 and Bersa BP9CC for the most part. Occasionally a wheel gun when feeling nostalgic.
I'm sold on the 43 and really love it. In fact, I'm downsizing a good bit of my collection to reflect almost exclusively Glock. (go ahead, G-haters, hate...haha) Getting rid of a few and going to pick up the G19 and G30, bringing my Glock collection to 4, and probably leave it at that.
The rest is rifles and shotguns, mainly tactical.
I cannot over emphasize how much I enjoy shooting the G30. It is a real sweet shooter, as is the G29.
atx2a wrote:I picked up the Glock 43 two weeks ago and put about 500 rounds through it at the range with ZERO problems. Prior to that I'd alternated between Glock 26 and Bersa BP9CC for the most part. Occasionally a wheel gun when feeling nostalgic.
I'm sold on the 43 and really love it. In fact, I'm downsizing a good bit of my collection to reflect almost exclusively Glock. (go ahead, G-haters, hate...haha) Getting rid of a few and going to pick up the G19 and G30, bringing my Glock collection to 4, and probably leave it at that.
The rest is rifles and shotguns, mainly tactical.
I cannot over emphasize how much I enjoy shooting the G30. It is a real sweet shooter, as is the G29.
Thanks John! I'm excited to check it out...
Austin, TX
Speak softly and have a helluva double tap.
My gun is the M109A5. I am adept at concealing it, but never quite got the hang of carrying it.
I dont't have a "CCW". I carry my Tanfoglio BTA90 openly as a rule, concealing only when the siuation dictates and disarming only if I must.
Your mileage will vary.
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I have been a fan of Glocks since the early 90's.
