Cure for a broken heart

[Ottoshot]

I went to shooters choice todayand looked at a glock 34. Thats all they had.

The chick recomended a 22 like a buckmark or a ruger. So now im currently pondering this age old question. Should I start with a .22 or not. I know this has been discussed to death so im going to do some reading and think about it.

I really like the ruger mark III.

But the price is right on the glock 17, and I belive the only real way to tell if its for you is to buy it and own it for a while.

 

[sillymike]

The gun and the bike!

 

[hbean]

There is a ancient Chinese saying that goes like this:

" good medicine always taste bitter"

In this case you might need to apply proper amount of alchol to make it go down easier

You say it like its that easy.

 

[mmattockx]

You don't need a V-star or a Harley! Get yourself a crotchrocket! I guess bike choice seems to rely alot on age though.

Nah, it's what you like. I am 40, been riding since I was 17 and have never ever turned a wheel on a cruiser of any type. Don't expect I ever will. My current street bike is an 06 GSXR1K. I also ride/race MX, so maybe that has something to do with it.

Mark

 

[pitdogboy]

Take it all buy the Glock and go to a high end peeler bar until the transfer clears!

 

[pitdogboy]

Brokenhearted ?

pick out a nice 1911;
trip to Vegas;
steak dinner;
night with a rental unit ( two if ya can afford it );
fly home, pick up the 1911 and hit the range

Heartache - what friggin heartache

You sir have usurped me!

 

[getthismanaslap]

forget the hand gun..get an SKS and a trip to Russia

 

[Nine]

Fabarm Marital Pro Forces 14".

But, I'd take a glock in a pinch.

 

[Grantmac]

I went to shooters choice todayand looked at a glock 34. Thats all they had.

The chick recomended a 22 like a buckmark or a ruger. So now im currently pondering this age old question. Should I start with a .22 or not. I know this has been discussed to death so im going to do some reading and think about it.

I really like the ruger mark III.

But the price is right on the glock 17, and I belive the only real way to tell if its for you is to buy it and own it for a while.

Easy answer:
Glock 17 and a .22lr conversion slide. Great setup, tried one and liked it so much I bought one.

Look for the conversions used on the EE, heck look for the Glock used on there too. Sometimes you can snag both as a package.

Then all your .22 practice transfers right over to the Glock (cause it's the same) and you only need one holster and set of mag pouches.

Cheers,
Grant

 

[50calshooter]

Ticket to vegas... Hookers and Blow..... Hahah jk..... but seriously....