How your tupperware pistol works
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huh.... my Glock seems to fire everytime reliably... I have no idea what the OP is trying to insinuate, just b/c he probably has a love affair with an archaic overly heavy design (i.e. 1911) and is just trying to hide his deficiencies by attacking "the other side".... typical liberal tactic, guess you are one of them too huh?
whbonney26
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Oh lord......what a pointless thread and waste of space.
I have 6 Glocks and none have ever had a single problem and one I have well over 10k rounds through it.
I dont get in all the Glock vs whatever debate.....I like guns period and have XDs, Glocks, 1911s and a bunch of other stuff.
I have 6 Glocks and none have ever had a single problem and one I have well over 10k rounds through it.
I dont get in all the Glock vs whatever debate.....I like guns period and have XDs, Glocks, 1911s and a bunch of other stuff.
Supposed to get my Glock 23 this afternoon will elt you know if I like it or not
How? You will be incinerated after the first shot.
I said "i.e." - I was giving an example of some other type, not trying to point towards any specific model..... grow up
I said "i.e." - I was giving an example of some other type, not trying to point towards any specific model..... grow up
Thats why i said shuddup
We need a sarcasm meter.
Until it goes "KABOOM"
Although I do like 1911's my favorite is my XD40. So you see I do like the plastic guns.....and I am not a liberal.
whbonney26
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Until it goes "KABOOM"
Although I do like 1911's my favorite is my XD40. So you see I do like the plastic guns.....and I am not a liberal.
So do you think the XD has some sort of special power that the Glock dont and it will stay together better?
The springfields are blessed by the pope.
When fully loaded, my .45 all steel construction commander (4") weighs less than my XD.40 (4"). Remember, bullets aren't exempt from the effects of gravity.
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Doesn't matter. Nobody carries a gun with a half loaded magazine.
Just for information sake, 7+1 in the CBOB and 12+1 in the XD.
I would also like to add that while it is only a few ounces difference I tend to carry a spare when carrying the 1911. The single stack mag is much easier to conceal in an OWB mag pouch and it doesn't hang up on stuff. It is also much lighter overall.
When I was carrying the .40 I rarely carried a reload so my round count was nearly the same.
The CBOB .45 is 31 oz unloaded and the XD40 is 29 oz unloaded (I weighed them on a digital scale). Not even accounting for brass, powder and primer, thirteen 200 gr .40 rounds weighs more than eight 200 gr .45's. Plus the double stack mags are heavier. The CBOB ends up being an ounce or so lighter.
I don't remember the exact numbers but the XD was around 38 or 39 ounces loaded and the CBOB was 37 or so.
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