The Liberal Gun Club Forum

Damn, and I`m in the process of trading my G17. Maybe if I kept it, I could have made some money.

Gee, hyperbole and misrepresentation from a Bloomberg outlet, Are you as surprized as I am?

Surge away...personally, I won't have one.



Regards,

CarolinaHiker

Out of curosity I've been watching prices, so far I've only seen a 20 to 50 dollar rise. Most are only $20 more.

I love mine, dont think I'll need another.

I wouldn't be surprised if Glock sales surge out of a fear that they will be banned.

I thought I heard my wife say glock the other day I turned and the cat was there with a big wet hairball in front of him.

Simmer down wrote:http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-01-1 ... fords.html

Glad something positive is coming out of this tragedy. I want a G17...I guess I'll have to wait now because inventories will be bought clean.

Give it a month, sellers will have too much inventory.

Have G23, don't feel like I need another.

Friend of a friend of mine was asking if a G19 would be appropriate for his daughter in med school; I opined that it could be, but encouraged that she take training classes being offered by the dealer who was offering to sell it to her, since it has no manual safety and it would be good to learn proper "trigger discipline" if she was a novice shooter, especially with a Glock of any kind.

I like the "compact" size better than the "baby Glocks", better than the full-frame models. It's the "Goldilocks" size in Glocks, I think.

-JJR

Friend of a friend of mine was asking if a G19 would be appropriate for his daughter in med school

What kind of surgery is she gonna learn? Heh heh.

I have a G26 and sometimes I think that I'd like a 17 for shits and giggles, but it's no emergency.

Didn't we discuss here at one time that Glocks have a ridiculous markup compared to their production costs? That, and Gaston Glock was kind of a weasel?