Any IPSC GMs use glock?

[gkosztrub]

Is the Glock 17 good enough to win National or World shoots? Are there any big names in our sport that use a Glock?

Thanks

 

[johnson]

Yes the Glock can do it easily, it does it often.

The Glock needs a proper handler.

 

[gkosztrub]

Yes the Glock can do it easily, it does it often.

The Glock needs a proper handler.

Any big names pop in mind?

 

[210]

Dave Sevigny would have to be the best Glock shooter.

 

[raks]

Derril I. won the first Canadian production div. championship in '04 with a Glock. I was on his squad and it was really something to see, he was easily beating many of the standard shooters.

 

[johnson]

Any big names pop in mind?

Type IPSC into youtube, you will find lots.

 

[hal1955]

Clint M. from B.C. won production with a Glock in I think it was 2005.

 

[Madness]

Bob Vogal is right on Daves heals. Someone that is capable of winning the Worldshoot or a Nationals with a deep quality talent pool is at a level where the gun being used isn't the main factor. Glocks can win other divisions other then production, Sevigny won the 2006 USPSA Limited Nats with his G35.

 

[Slavex]

Actually Nick Maniodakis won with a Beretta at the first Canadian IPSC Nationals that had Production Division, 2003. I took second, also with a Beretta. Derril won the next year. I believe there was some sort of PD in 2002, but can't find the results to back that up.

 

[maurice]

2005 was Cliff Meek I believe, with an SP01, 2006 was Clint Milburn with a Beretta.

 

[Slavex]

Clint with a Beretta? nope, that wouldn't happen. he used a Glock as well.

 

[Dansy]

2005 was Cliff Meek I believe, with an SP01, 2006 was Clint Milburn with a Beretta.

Yes Cliff in 2005......for sure!

 

[Dragoon]

I believe there was some sort of PD in 2002, but can't find the results to back that up.

5 Production shooters at the 2002 Nationals. The top shooter used a Glock. (Can't recall if it was a 17 or 22)

 

[Freedom Ventures]

In Canada; I doubt very highly you'll see another Canadian Production Champ with a Glock. The CZ (which includes tanfoglio and baby eagle) design has demonstrated too many advantages that can be capitalized on by normal shooters. (and our Canadian GMs - with 2 exceptions - Burrell and Imrie; are normal.) As for the pros like Sevigny, it's irrelevant.

 

[Madness]

What about a champ shooting a STI GP6?????

 

[RePete]

Julie Goloski before she went to S&W.

 

[Dansy]

I don't believe that Julie is a GM

 

[D_]

In Canada; I doubt very highly you'll see another Canadian Production Champ with a Glock.

I would not say that Bam bam is pretty good. Goloski would probably smoke anybody in Canada easily.

 

[Westicle]

I think you have as much chance of a glock being #1 at the GM level as you do a springfield milspec ....

 

[omen]

I would not say that Bam bam is pretty good. Goloski would probably smoke anybody in Canada easily.

at the risk of sounding ###ist, she's not bad at all for a Lady shooter (much better than the students I bring to matches), but she's not anywhere near the level of our top shooters here in Canada, even the human ones (as opposed to those inhuman ones, who tend to be ranked on global scale ) ...