The Pistol You Hate the Most

**harold63** · December 7th, 2011, 12:53 AM

Originally Posted by whiff45

Glocks, and the mentality that comes with owning one.

I'd take that as a low blow if I didn't know how to shoot my Glock so well. I am not a fan of the "feel" of the gun, but when the SHTF, you'll wear just about any pair of pants you can get your legs in, and hope they will go in and out of the mud a few times without falling apart. Just saying...

**Neko456** · December 7th, 2011, 09:27 AM

I tired to hate Glocks but after owning and firing there's nothing to hate about them you just have to have an open minded. The Damn thing works and works under almost any situation. It just does a good job of what one would need a pistol for.

I find the cylinder spinning Rg 38 spl with lead spitting everywhere much easier to hate because it will hurt you. Or the poorly made but functional Hi point

**ichapicanemo** · December 7th, 2011, 11:03 AM

I really dont want to start crap and turn this into a Glock bashing thread, but I cant help it. Its fun.

Not mine, but this brings the funny.
"If you are trying to own a grenade and need to get around the NFA, the glock is unbeatable"

**GunGirl610** · December 7th, 2011, 11:13 AM

hi-point.. haha

**mccula** · December 8th, 2011, 01:09 AM

i don't know if i hate any firearm, but i'd definitely say that one i'd NEVER buy again is an HK USPC. My first pistol was a USP C 40, and I hated it. I never felt safe with their decocker (not smooth and controlled at all like Sig, the hammer just "falls" as fast as if you'd pulled the trigger- not saying it doesn't work but definitely disconcerting), the trigger felt like crap to me, the fit and finish wasn't anything I was blown away by, and I had some issues with it.
When you pay that much for a weapon, it'd better be PERFECT, especially when half of it is plastic.
I used to never even consider owning a glock but now I have a 19. I love it, I'd love to have another Sig P228 or P229 better, but the glock is cheaper, parts are cheaper, and it's easy to work on (not that it ever needs it). That said, I couldn't stand the 'hump' in the backstrap and I reduced mine a bit. I also hate the mag releases on glocks.