I have fired both an HP with the wood holster/buttstock and a stock something on a glock (don't know what it was called). Both were FUN to shoot (isn't that what its all about???). I remember shooting the Glock with a stock much better past 15m then without it, and not much better closer in. I've never had the urge to have one but at the right price I will always jump at a new toy. 
My understanding they have pratical uses as well, for full auto glocks (which has been said) and in places like D.C where it is easy to own a pistol for your house but very hard to own an assault/sport rifle ( I understand most can't own one in the city but don't quote me on their laws).
I remember when shooting the glock that the guy who owned it said his wife couldn't hit the side of a barn with a pistol but was a pretty good shot when the stock was on. He said they kept it in the bottom drawer of their dresser beside the bed where it fit perfectly with the stock on, which at the time I thought was odd but seem to be defending it now
(this was in the U.S so no need to unleash the hounds).
Anyway just saying it may not have a use in combat but perhaps has some other uses and maybe just a little bit FUN..
My understanding they have pratical uses as well, for full auto glocks (which has been said) and in places like D.C where it is easy to own a pistol for your house but very hard to own an assault/sport rifle ( I understand most can't own one in the city but don't quote me on their laws).
I remember when shooting the glock that the guy who owned it said his wife couldn't hit the side of a barn with a pistol but was a pretty good shot when the stock was on. He said they kept it in the bottom drawer of their dresser beside the bed where it fit perfectly with the stock on, which at the time I thought was odd but seem to be defending it now
(this was in the U.S so no need to unleash the hounds). Anyway just saying it may not have a use in combat but perhaps has some other uses and maybe just a little bit FUN..
