I remember when the G19/17 was the guns for the masses and the P30 was for those who operate operationally.
I obviously haven't been around long enough to know....
I remember when the G19/17 was the guns for the masses and the P30 was for those who operate operationally.
I obviously haven't been around long enough to know....
David S.
What is this p30 LEM you speak of... I thought hk dumped the p30 for the vp9..
That would be the end users.Originally Posted by breakingtime91
Except I can't shoot cast lead .45 Long Colt bullets from it and the SASS guys think I look silly carrying it in an El Paso Rio Grande holster on my right hip with a Ruger Vaquero in the matching left hip holster...
The are no one-size-fits-all firearms.
Jeff
Where is the 34 love? It's a 17 but mo better.
big hole in the top of the slide = ugly
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True. But it's a Glock. I mean, come on. It's a glock.
I thought that big hole in top of the slide would just let dirt and maybe even little pebbles in if a LE Officer when down during a struggle of diving behind cover, but to my knowledge this has never happen, but still it concerns me.
Larry Vickers says the long slide models are a no go for duty use for that reason.
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I think jlw here on these pages just recently described a training event he was at that involved getting down and dirty on the ground and an officer using a G34/35 got a pebble down through that cutout that locked the pistol up tight.
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