Congrats on the new purchase!
Easy as pie! It's always loaded it's always ready to shoot! :mrgreen:blzrd said:I wonder why not all guns have a decocker. I have kinda shunned glocks for the fact that you can't tell if it is ready to shoot or not. no saftey besides don't pull the trigger, no pin indicator nothing.
Glock has 3 internal safeties. the ONLY way a Glock can fire is for the trigger to be pressed all the way to the rear by pressure on the front of the trigger.blzrd said:I have kinda shunned glocks for the fact that you can't tell if it is ready to shoot or not. no saftey besides don't pull the trigger, no pin indicator nothing.
they have a kit to fix thatAdler said:My big bitch about Glock and for that fact my Steyr is that it is really a single action gun and if you have a misfire you cant just pull the trigger again like on a traditional SA/DA gun. You have have to rack teh slide again to recock the striker. Thats why I like the Walther p99 so much. It has that ability, and it has a decocker as well.
Way to go Ben. We need to have another Sacramento shooting range meet after you pick it up.pbchief2 said:So I went to the gun shop today, for some random browsing. And I come to find out I have a sizeable credit from a previous visit. So after checking out a p239, p229, usp40c, kimber cqb, and the xd, I decided it was time to buy a glock(price helped alot) so I pick up a g23 in about a week, now I just need to get used to not having a decocker. Oh, thanks bruce lee, you were very much part of the reason the glock was purchased.
pbchief2 said:they have a kit to fix thatAdler said:My big bitch about Glock and for that fact my Steyr is that it is really a single action gun and if you have a misfire you cant just pull the trigger again like on a traditional SA/DA gun. You have have to rack teh slide again to recock the striker. Thats why I like the Walther p99 so much. It has that ability, and it has a decocker as well.![]()