Looking for opinions on a few Glocks

[caramel]

Accuracy is the key all the time... JP.

 

[bacardi]

Yes. You need to handle them in person or even try to shoot them if you have access to. Whichever Glock you get, you can't go wrong. Mine feel very nice in my hand and very accurate.

 

[Protege]

Forget to add that my barrel is Silencor threaded barrel. IMO, I found Silencor barrel is better made than Lone Wolf and the finish is much better. My lone wolf finish wears out already from racking my pistol.

Interesting. I haven't tried my silencerco yet coz i quickly replaced it with an igb barrel. But good to know they perform well.

 

[IM_Lugger]

I had Glock 29 and 23 with IGB barrels and they are good. Black finish on Line wolf barrels does wear out really easy. So stainless is the way to go with those IMO.

 

[RumbleRo]

G17 gen 4. Add talon grips and you're down for a base set up. Apart from this, upgraded tru glo sites (on my list to buy).

Accurate, easy to field strip and clean, no misfires after 800+ rounds (majority used AE ammo and about 100 winchester).

Aside from this, a Blade tech belt and Uncle Mikes holster then youre done. Forget the surefire lights and shining extra accessories, save the money for ammo and targets, then become proficient with operating the pistol.

 

[mellows]

I have always liked a long slide glock. The balance and sight radius is perfect in my hands. I am a true lover of compact and sub compact Glocks as well. I've had 17L's 34 and 35's. 17,19's and many 26's. Love Gen 3's but the Gen 4 is a much nicer fit in my mits.

Id handle a 17 and a 34 and see what feels right.