Said goodby to my 1st 1911 today but got this whole package you see before you
Brand New G34 and Brand new X300
Just made since to me as it falls in line with me centering myself around my carry platform. I still have 2 1911’s and I never really “loved” the Kimber Compact. I have a Colt CCO and Baer TRS if I feel the itch but the Glock is just a simple no frills, fix at home workhorse.
I was looking for a G17 and I CCW a G26/G19 and dont forsee the G17 being carried and this popped up local. Not 1 $ exchanged for this and I think I came out with gear I will use instead of having another gun in the safe. The X300 is my second one and looked into getting a second one a while back but there pretty pricey.
Looks like this will make a good SHTF setup for the house and the smaller brothers can share its mags
Oh I feel ya there Greg believe me. Just makes since these days to consolidate platforms and calibers. The think I really dig about the glock is that the same caliber mags are usable in the smaller guns. To me that way simplifies the travel bag, and stashed magazines when need be such as glovebox, work bag, or “nightstand” mags.
Me too, since I’ve sold all my M&Ps and am going back to Glock. G34 and G26 are my next planned acquisitions, unless the Gen 4s are released REAL soon.
The Glock 19 is the optimum size compromise between the M&P and M&Pc to me.
The slide release was in a worse spot on the M&P for where my thumbs tend to sit during firing.
Don’t get me wrong, I think the M&P is a fantastic pistol, and I think it improves on the Glock in several areas. I would not discourage someone from buying an M&P. Also, I still have my spare M&P mags and holster. However, Glocks work better OVERALL for me.
The gen 4’s are out. I noticed your location is N. AL. Have you been to Larry’s? I have a G19 RTF on layaway but I think they’re out of those but I did see a couple of G22 RTF’s. I hope it’s ok for me to mention this info here I’m not trying to advertise just see a forum member in need.
Use of “generation” labels, a creation of the consumer…not GI, is rarely helpful. Use of manufacturer nomenclature and part numbers is. The obsession with the “generation” labeling needs to go.