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    Default Sad day but good day

    Sad day, traded my first pistol I bought last year a Witness 10mm

    (picture from net/ not actual gun)

    And picked up a Glock 36. Its not new but the round count is very low.







    Range time tomorrow after work.

    p.s. please no one say that glocks multiply. I heard that for Sig's and 1911's and i have more than one of each
    Last edited by Pagoda240; November 14th, 2010 at 11:46 PM.
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    Default Re: Sad day but good day

    coughFANBOIcough




    Oh and Glock's multiply!!! bahahahahaha

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    Default Re: Sad day but good day

    Good swap!

    Love the 10mil, but the .45 is a bit more practical, imho.

    Congrats! ...and if it makes you feel any better, my GLOCK didn't multiply. I still only own ONE frame. lol

    Pls let us know what you think after you get some rounds downrange.
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    Default Re: Sad day but good day

    Some how my Glock ended up with a lil brother. So they do multiply.

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    Default Re: Sad day but good day

    Seems like a big trade off in power. Pretty concealable though. I had a glock 30, the double stacked version. I traded it for several reasons but one was, since I dont conceal anymore there is no need to have a subcompact. I did love the gun. I wonder if your frame is narrower?
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    Default Re: Sad day but good day

    the 36 is almost the same size as my 19, I almost never carry it (the 36) the recoil is just a little too much for such a small frame gun making it no fun for me t shoot. congrats though on the pickup i wish i had the balls to sell my first one
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    Default Re: Sad day but good day

    Quote Originally Posted by YllwFvr View Post
    Seems like a big trade off in power. Pretty concealable though. I had a glock 30, the double stacked version. I traded it for several reasons but one was, since I dont conceal anymore there is no need to have a subcompact. I did love the gun. I wonder if your frame is narrower?
    I am able to shoot 45acp every week. So that should make me a better shot than I would be with 10mm that i could only shoot maybe once a month. The 36 is actually slimmer than my friends 19. Not sure how much i am going to carry it, i have a kimber UCII that I never leave home without .

    Quote Originally Posted by cmr076 View Post
    i wish i had the balls to sell my first one
    Not balls, I just don't believe in safe queens. If i am not going to shoot it , i would rather pass it on...
    Last edited by Pagoda240; November 15th, 2010 at 12:49 AM.
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    Default Re: Sad day but good day

    Quote Originally Posted by Pagoda240 View Post
    I am able to shoot 45acp every week. So that should make me a better shot than I would be with 10mm that i could only shoot maybe once a month. The 36 is actually slimmer than my friends 19. Not sure how much i am going to carry it, i have a kimber UCII that is my buddy. Life is about options...

    i meant to write that when i was typing, the 36 is obviously a single stack with the slim frame i meant overall size.. and i agree, nothing beats a 1911 to carry! my fullsize TRP is on my side whenever possible.
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    Default Re: Sad day but good day

    Didn't realize that the sights on the glock were pushed all the way to the right. So i had to run to my favorite Gun Shop/ range so he could use a glock sight pusher to fix. Only brought a box of rounds to shoot. As you can see below from 7 to 15 yards shoots pretty consistently.



    this is a mag dump as fast as i could pull the trigger and maintain a little control



    overall very happy with pistol. Would not hesitate to carry after maybe another 100rds thru it to include some JHP rounds.
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    Default Re: Sad day but good day

    You should sell it to me for $100. It's to small for your big hands

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