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Just wondering, what caliber is a Glock 31?

txcshooter wrote:Just wondering, what caliber is a Glock 31?

http://www.glock.com/english/glock31.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

So, .357 Sig.

Interesting that at the link above, Glock lists is only as ".357," not ".357 Sig." I know Sig Saurer is a competitor, but really....

ELB wrote:So, .357 Sig.

Interesting that at the link above, Glock lists is only as ".357," not ".357 Sig." I know Sig Saurer is a competitor, but really....

They're not the only ones that do that; my Smith and Wesson 4586 just says '.45 Auto,' not ACP. And, how many Colt revolvers are marked ".357 S&W Magnum?

And she put it on credit!

Kidding. I know, we don't walk around with 500+ dollars in our wallets...or purses.

Mastodon wrote:And she put it on credit!

Kidding. I know, we don't walk around with 500+ dollars in our wallets...or purses.

If you listen to Dave Ramsey you do.

Dragonfighter wrote:

Mastodon wrote:And she put it on credit!

Kidding. I know, we don't walk around with 500+ dollars in our wallets...or purses.

If you listen to Dave Ramsey you do.

This is the Washington Post, the "credit card" coulda actually been a debit card. I'm actually suprised they didn't call the Glock 31 an AK-47...

That's a good lass there...

But did she get the high capacity "clip"?

Carry-a-Kimber wrote: This is the Washington Post, [snipped]. I'm actually suprised they didn't call the Glock 31 an AK-47...

Now THAT's funny right there...

Carry-a-Kimber wrote:

Dragonfighter wrote:

Mastodon wrote:And she put it on credit!

Kidding. I know, we don't walk around with 500+ dollars in our wallets...or purses.

If you listen to Dave Ramsey you do.

This is the Washington Post, the "credit card" coulda actually been a debit card. I'm actually suprised they didn't call the Glock 31 an AK-47...

That is exactly what I was thinking. It is rare that the Post would ever do a non-biased story like that from what I have seen. Maybe this is a piece to "balance" this: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/sp ... 0121203267" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; It falls short!

Good for that young lady too.