I have made some basic statements that I stand behind. The loose bbl is one and it expands the brass. The Glock was made for the military. If you don't believe this check it out. The Glock is not made to shoot lead projectiles, don't agree check that out. Lots of people use lead projectiles, Glock does not care and will not make their gun to shoot lead. The White Box light load ammo is something that can be argued about, I was told here that there are issues and it is a common item of discussion on discussion boards(actually stated by Lone Wolf bbls I believe as well). Since I have had these issues myself I bring them up. The info that is out there on the internet is free and worth what you pay for it. Buyer be aware.
The Barrels are not "loose" the chambers are SLIGHTLY less supported than other designs, this is in no way unsafe nor does it mean reloads are not usable. The lock up is just as solid as any other pistol running a Browning tilt action design. The Polygonal rifling will shoot lead, it is not OPTIMIZED for extensive lead projectile use. Light loads not functioning in my experience is purely user error. If its factory ammo, it will run. Errornet information as you say is worth exactly what you paid for it. A great resource yes, but if you can't and don't sift through the sh*t you'll end up regurgitating it later.
Having said all this I think it is a good thing to be polite and "nice" to others on these boards. It is a common courtesy.
If you think I'm being rude you'd be sadly mistaken. I'm straight forward, blunt, and honest. I have no patience for people who regurgitate and peddle bullsh*t as FACT. Your opinion is one thing and is difficult to argue as its yours to have. Making a statement of FACT when it is not or failing to support said statement, and I will tear it down. Polite is a courtesy, and not everyone deserves it. We live in a society of soft talking puss*es who prefer to politic around a topic as opposed to cutting to the chase and calling it as it is. Less blah blah and more direct statements reduces time and confusion.
I am a revolver guy. I hate looking for brass, especially in the winter. I like steel guns. I reload mostly. Everyone can learn something from others, no one knows it all. There is always someone out there with a bigger wallet, a faster car, a better looking woman, the list goes on.
The Glock is known for shooting thousands of rounds with out fail. It does this. It is not pretty to look at. Since we in Canada are not at war, we cannot do self defense, or concealed carry, all we can do is shoot holes in paper. I like a gun that I can admire, to look at. The Glock just does not do that for me.
Self defense is very much a legal option in this country. Regardless, if you wish to allow a PAPER law to render you defenceless and quite possibly lifeless, be my guest, its your life to lose. Same goes for concealed carry. It is possible although highly unlikely to be obtained, however that doesn't physically prevent a person from doing so. Many a criminals and honest citizens alike carry a firearm daily.. Just saying.
As for looks, they don't affect performance so they have no value whatsoever.
. I'm swapping back the OEM (if I can find it).
