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One · January 24, 2001, 06:34 PM

Show me stats of depts. switching from glock to other manufacturers. I think that someone is just being a child. If you don't like the gun so be it. Why start a thread that shows your ignorance. By the way, the accidents that you cite are all TRAINING issues not the gun's fault. I have owned various Glocks for the past 6 years, and I have yet to experience an AD, the gun going off on its own, or this kaboom thing. I carry my Glock as a duty weapon and off-duty and there are three large depts. here that have carried them for well over a decade, and they have yet to experience any probs. If you skimp on training or put the gun in the hand of an unsafe individual them shame on you, not the gun.

Really sad

PS I used the directions that you included at the end of your post: TFW= Text For Wiping. So just print out this piece of work and use it for what it is meant.

January 24, 2001, 06:34 PM	#9
One Senior Member Join Date: December 11, 1999 Location: PA Posts: 196	Are you off your medication? Show me stats of depts. switching from glock to other manufacturers. I think that someone is just being a child. If you don't like the gun so be it. Why start a thread that shows your ignorance. By the way, the accidents that you cite are all TRAINING issues not the gun's fault. I have owned various Glocks for the past 6 years, and I have yet to experience an AD, the gun going off on its own, or this kaboom thing. I carry my Glock as a duty weapon and off-duty and there are three large depts. here that have carried them for well over a decade, and they have yet to experience any probs. If you skimp on training or put the gun in the hand of an unsafe individual them shame on you, not the gun. Really sad PS I used the directions that you included at the end of your post: TFW= Text For Wiping. So just print out this piece of work and use it for what it is meant.