Steve David
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Oshawa, Ontario
Denial is as sign of truth.........!
FRPC IDPA March 5th 2011
- Thread starter 6gm6
- Start date
You're right you are denying Beretta's superiority.
Shooting a Beretta trigger is an action of futility.
Says the glock poster child, my kitchen sponge has a better trigger pull than anything gaston designed.
Steve David
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Oshawa, Ontario
Says the glock poster child, my kitchen sponge has a better trigger pull than anything gaston designed.
Although not a Beretta hater, I actually really like and enjoy shooting the 92SF/M9, of which I own one, but have you ever shot a DOA 92/96.........! Give me the Glock anytime.
whenindoubtfixit
CGN Regular
- Location
- Eastern Bantario
1911s and Beretta 92s are beautiful designs. While the
glock looks like a block. The glock may have a large following but then so did the "K" car and the VW beatle.
glock looks like a block. The glock may have a large following but then so did the "K" car and the VW beatle.
Plus, Berettas suck.
1911s and Beretta 92s are beautiful designs. While the
glock looks like a block. The glock may have a large following but then so did the "K" car and the VW beatle.
I wouldn't hesitate to buy a Beretta. You guys know I am just playing around. Although when people talk about Glocks being ugly, I have always been about performance over looks.
whenindoubtfixit
CGN Regular
- Location
- Eastern Bantario
I realize you have a good sense of humor. There is the Yaris after all. I've shot glocks when they first came out. Still warming up to the polyguns.
I wouldn't hesitate to buy a Beretta. You guys know I am just playing around. Although when people talk about Glocks being ugly, I have always been about performance over looks.
Steve David
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Oshawa, Ontario
whenindoubtfixit
CGN Regular
- Location
- Eastern Bantario
I got nothing against a Beretta either, it's just my loyalties (preferences) lay elsewhere.
As for Glocks, you won't hear me bashing their performance but I'll never own one. I've had the opportunity to fire one on many occasions and I just don't like the boxy grip. I prefer the grip of my pistol to be more rounded.
That being said, I'd love to test drive a Sig 226. Got to hold one on a few occasions and it felt good in my hands. I just wonder how good it feels in action.
As for Glocks, you won't hear me bashing their performance but I'll never own one. I've had the opportunity to fire one on many occasions and I just don't like the boxy grip. I prefer the grip of my pistol to be more rounded.
That being said, I'd love to test drive a Sig 226. Got to hold one on a few occasions and it felt good in my hands. I just wonder how good it feels in action.
Steve David
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Oshawa, Ontario
Oh wait now Geoff, you are not going to do the Beretta Vs. Sig thing are you cause really, Beretta could not hold a candle to Sig.
Steve David
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Oshawa, Ontario
You're right, nutnfancy in his latest table top review did say:
"dudes the sig is way cooler than the battle proven M9 pistol cause, like, dudes?"
and further went on to say
"following my POV sig has much fewer letters than Beretta and such, it like, dudes!"
How can you argue with that logic.
Now if you'll excuse me I need to go practice my g17 trigger control.
Steve David
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Oshawa, Ontario
OK, I had to slap myself. This is almost getting serious. Peace and Love....Peace and Love.......
Well not until the M&P was put into the equation. All was fun up until that point.
OK, I had to slap myself. This is almost getting serious. Peace and Love....Peace and Love.......
What no cz slag. No ruger hubbub.
What happened to the cbabes we all know and moderately put up with?
