Shield Arms should've gone for that specific form rather than capacity, imo. They didn't, and their mag sticks out as much as does OEM. Too bad.Originally Posted by Savage Hands
Shield Arms should've gone for that specific form rather than capacity, imo. They didn't, and their mag sticks out as much as does OEM. Too bad.
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More than my share of draws dry fire and live fire and finger grooves didn’t matter no grooves didn’t matter and Glock knuckle never manifested. See ball, hit ball.
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I never knew finger grooves were a problem until I read it. I love the Gen 3.
Business in the front, party in the back. See also the 92 Centurion, Commander, and the ever elusive CZ-75B Semicompact.
Ha! Yup. I was very set on getting a Roland, and of taking advantage of a shorter grip- all before the 19x and 45 arrived on the scene.
On the other hand, a stock Gen3 20 gave me nasty slide bite.
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My biggest complaint with Glock is that I still don’t own a Glock 46.
The corner of the mag on my 43x prints almost as much as a 19....in other words it is difficult under a t-shirt although better under the belt.
My continually plea for a quality manual safety.
No Glock knuckle with Glock 26.
Same here.
I wish I still had the gen 3 G19s I stupidly traded away.
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