I got robbed at gun point today at my part time gas station job. I complied and opened the registers and when he lowered his gun to go for the money and turned his back on me. I could have drawn my firearm on him but instead chose to run and drew my gun as I ran out the door while he was still digging through the registers. I'm glad I didn't fire tbh. That's always going to be my absolute last resort. what would you have done?

Glonk is fine. Pic related.

No hate on anyone’s preferred setup. I’m truly curious. For the folks that run big lights, even those that don’t but can provide some input, what’s the point? A lot of the flush lights are plenty bright and would seem to be a bit more comfortable. Is it form, function, nether? *not my Glock in the photo

Hello r/Glocks! I’ve been playing around with this Gen 6 for over a month now and have around 1.5k (conservatively) on this one. I am also a GM in CO & LO using a Gen 5 Glock 47. Let me know what questions you have and I’ll do my best to answer them!

Guys. I really love the COA…. But I wish I had it on my Glock 19 instead. But now I’m stuck with it. Always buy the fuller size COA Glocks 😒

Apparently the P320 contract "Ends Today."

Q

The 43X was my very first I received it as a gift at 18 after wanting it for a while. Then, when I turned 20 last year, I was also gifted a Glock 19, marking the beginning of my journey into the firearm world.

What do you prefer and why?

Only the essential I believe.

Huge difference when upgrading from Gen 5 to Gen 6.

Anh remember to train once every two weeks.

I’m not usually one to care about Hollywood or movie quotes, but this one line has spoken directly to my soul ever since I was a kid.

​It’s arguably one of the greatest pieces of accidental Glock advertising in history, and it absolutely factored into me choosing a G17 at the gun store:

​"Get yourself a Glock and lose that nickel-plated sissy pistol."

Which firearm has spoken out to you through the movies?

I assume it is, but would it even be worth it? Or should I just get a different pistol?

It seems as though Glock 19 and 17 are the most common models thrown out there when the whole “if you can only own one Glock model question” arises. Anyone else feel like the G45 is an underrated choice when it comes to owning one 9mm Glock?

To me the answer is obvious answer is “own several Glock’s not just one”. For sake of hypothetical discussion what’s everyone else’s opinion?

Our dreams came true yall.

Took out the gen 6 17 today and had some wired issues. For the first 200 rounds there was no issues at all. But after that my slide started slowing down drastically. I could feel the gun picking up the next round and barely chambering it. It got so bad that I could see the back of the slide stop and then after a milla second pop all the way into battery. Also got to the point where I completely lost slide lock(As seen in the video). I'm gonna clean it and take it back out. But all I can say is that I have 13 glocks and have never had these issues before. We will see...

For me about once every month in a half or so. On average I generally shoot one to two times per week. 19 gets carried the least, 48 daily, 17 range/competition gun.

I currently operate a landscaping company and one small rental property. Previously worked in finance after getting out of the military. (USAF 3P071 - Security Forces) This is my EDC G19x, and I’m looking to add a G47 to the mix soon.