In my humble opinion everyone should stop using the phrase "gun control" when media and politicians spout their nonsense and retort them with "Civilian disarmament". Because ultimately, that is exactly what they're trying to do.

@JameaJimea1175

Жыл бұрын

That’s a great point, because gun control is already in place. I will now use the phrase civilian disarmament from now onwards because that is goal, as you said.

@anthonymanz9355

Жыл бұрын

I’m gonna bring this up at Mother’s Day brunch thankyou

@captainhydrodus4616

Жыл бұрын

It's always a word game. Never play on their terms if you begin that then they've got full control over the conversation

@SkyKid002

Жыл бұрын

Mine aren't out of control so idk what they're talking about

@letsdothis9063

Жыл бұрын

100% agreed

My buddy just bought a Glock 43X. It was his first gun. He told me flat out “I think it’s finally time to pull trigger because of how bad everything has gotten.”

@Starwarsgames66

Жыл бұрын

@Coke I’m pretty sure I was the catalyst that made him finally joined the gun owner lifestyle. I’ve been kind of priming him for the better part of 5 years. I recommended the Glock 43X because he wanted something that was conceal carry, but was also sufficient enough for home defense. I figured he could always put shield arms gen 3 15 round mags and if he wanted to.

@30rdmaga

Жыл бұрын

That's a great first gun. Actually just a great gun in general

@Razor-gx2dq

Жыл бұрын

@@libertyjones1451 wow, shitting on a new gun owner already.

@DyingBreed1776

Жыл бұрын

Same for me. Just got mine last week. When I saw how fast the police lost control over the cities during the "summer of love"🤣 It was a great wakeup call and not to mention the 146 mass shootings this year!

@thickoc4539

Жыл бұрын

​@@user-zx5gg8od6l we get it. Sig.

I'm pretty far beyond my first gun but I love these videos all the same. Always quality advice. I always view guns like motorcycles, starting small and moving up improves overall versatility and skill.

@jmmartin7766

Жыл бұрын

💯(^^^)Me too 😊

My first gun was a charter arms .38 revolver in 1978. After owning many guns in various calibers, I now carry a Sig P938 9mm. Great video, Eric.

@DrQuagmire1

Жыл бұрын

my first gun (which is my all-time favorite) was my Desert Eagle chambered in .44 Magnum, which I purchased as an early birthday present to myself 2 years ago. now i'm currently shopping around for a good shoulder holster for it.

@zachdew9gaming985

Жыл бұрын

@@DrQuagmire1 is it just a target gun or are you planning to use it as a carry? if the ladder, that sound like something that would get annoying to carry fast.

@DrQuagmire1

Жыл бұрын

@@zachdew9gaming985 target gun, obviously, due to how hilariously large it is. but to be fair, if I had a good shoulder holster for it, and wore a heavy sweater during Winter time to better conceal it, then it could have some potential as a carry gun.

I bought my first carry gun after attending a fighting pistol course, 23 years ago. The friend I went to the class with let me borrow his back up gun. Ran the class with his Glock 19. Ran 100%. Bought mine, and I'm still carrying that 19. I don't get onto the new thing unless it's a better thing. Great video.

@isaakjunkeer785

Жыл бұрын

You have been carrying the same gun for 23yrs?? That’s insane!

@Crypto-fj5gt

Жыл бұрын

Itll be a while before something comes along thats better then Glock 19.

@Eskimo8888

Жыл бұрын

Great choice

People should consider how a gun fits in their hand as well. Not necessarily how "good" it feels in the hand, but trigger reach, accessibility of the controls (mag release, slide stop, safety), etc.

First handgun I bought after turning 21 was a Glock 19 gen 4 that’s modified with custom stippling and changed truglo night sights, put the factory trigger back in and the factory extended slide release. The shop owner who i bought it from was a black water contractor in Iraq and he helped out a lot on building a solid foundation with my firearms training.

@jackbookerjr.3047

Жыл бұрын

Great choice.

My first handgun was an EAA Witness 10mm. I chose it because of an article in Firearms News (it was called Shotgun News then) and I found it interesting.

@rustleshackleford1553

Жыл бұрын

Started up right at the top😉

My first pistol was a Hi-Point model JHP. I bought it for home defense. I had it for about 3 years before I got my carry permit and picked up something smaller.

@freddieflores8881

10 ай бұрын

Please tell me you got something a lot better then a hi point

My first firearm was an IWI Masada in April of 2020. Great first choice in my opinion just stepped up and got my ccw and purchased Mossberg mc2sc. Im happy with it.

My first gun was a 38 special. I recommend that because that was my first and it served me well. I usually recommend Taurus too because a lot of people don’t want to break the bank on a new hobby.

@nopc9728

Жыл бұрын

I %100 agree

@Cheka__

Жыл бұрын

A cool thing about revolvers is you can fire them forward without removing them from your coat pockets.

This was a great video on how to choose a handgun specifically for home and self-defense. As someone who has been shooting for years, it's always helpful to get a fresh perspective on the decision-making process. Eric's insights and recommendations were spot on, and his tips on ergonomics, caliber, and recoil management were especially valuable. I appreciated the thoroughness of his approach and the emphasis on finding a gun that fits both your body and your needs. Overall, a very informative and well-presented video.

People think I am wrong for carrying a hi point c9 but can put 7 out of 8 rounds in the bullseye at 35 yards

My first handgun was a Beretta 3032 Tomcat that I bought from a gun shop ran by a retired police officer. The look on his face was hilarious after I told him I was buying it to use as a home defense gun, yep I didn't know anything back then.

@dannylindaman2787

11 ай бұрын

I'm new to all this and I'm wondering, why was that a bad choice? What about that gun made it not good for home defense?

@vanceg4901

11 ай бұрын

@@dannylindaman2787 - 32 caliber would be lethal if you hit a person in a critical area and if you got sufficient penatration from using a non expanding round. I use only target FMJ rounds in a 32. My view is 9mm should be the minimum used and that's what I carry now and use in home. There's a few jokes about 32, if a bad guy got shot with a 32 he'd be mad " if " he felt getting hit. Another goes the criminal might think he was stung by a 🐝.

Btw . My first handgun and still my carry gun is a 1.0 M&P40C. I watch a review of it on Hickock 45. And left a comment after I bought it, and apparently so did everyone els that bought one. It’s a pretty sizable thread on that video .

My first handgun was an FEG PA-63 in 9x18 Makarov. Blued slide, alloy frame in the white, black grips. Great little pistol...way before the micro 9mm craze (we're talking early 90's) but still a solid carry option. Single stack, potent round, dead sexy. Another great choice is the VZ 82 (9x18 Makarov, 12 round double stack magazine) I also EDC my Polish Arsenal 11 P-64 (9x18 Makarov) sporting some sick French Walnut grips.

@nolancurtis8826

11 ай бұрын

9x18 Makarov isn't an ideal cartridge these days, but I love and carry my CZ-82. It shoots like a full size pistol, I love it. Very accurate. I have 4 of them

Got my first handgun the day I turned 21. My first handgun was a Glock 23. I figured I could always neck it down to 9mm on a conversion barrel and extractor so I didn’t have to spend money I didn’t have. my goal was reliability and versatility for my first gun and also it was right during the Obama ammo crisis of 2014, so I figured having two different calibers options would be advantageous. Now I carry an Inox 92 FS every single day, open carry, everywhere I go that I legally can. I did some custom gunsmithing/fitting and I added some LTT parts. I shoot this gun so well that I wouldn’t want to carry anything else.

@matti4871

Жыл бұрын

Mine was also the glock 23 🤣 oh man if only I had the options we have today

@deejayimm

Жыл бұрын

Same for me. But then I ended up buying LEO trade ins and did not need to swap to 9mm. I would like a G32 barrel to play with 357sig though. I carry an lcp max most of the time now, just because I work in people's homes in alot of anti-gun areas.

Canik tp9 sc is a great first gun.

safety is crucial and we are fortunate to live in a time with so many carry options

Sig P365 XL, M&P shield plus, or a G43x would be an ideal first gun. I started with a G19

I always tell new gun owners to rent some of the guns they have interest in because once you open that Pandora's box there is no return. 😂 I was not into guns when I bought my first gun so it was a Taurus G2C and that was 3 years ago. This year alone has been Beretta 92X, Sig P320, CZ 75, and Staccato C2 and H&K SP5. 😔

@smi2k243

Жыл бұрын

Know that feeling, wasn´t into guns 10 years prior but given where i live you have it really hard if you want to own a firearm legally. Now i am moving to the USA and my wishlist gets longer by the hour 😅

Got my 1st nonservice weapon last year Glock 22 Gen 5. USMC Vet '96-'00.

My first handgun was a Glock 48. That sized pistol is an excellent choice for a first handgun. Hellcat pro, p365 macro as well as the glock 48 are all around the same size and can fit many roles. Glad I went the route that I did, to this day the 48 serves me very well

M9 hands down most user-friendly and very easy to maintain as well as excellent handling

@reginaldsimms199

Жыл бұрын

Window shopped and handled a m9a4, it felt so good like an extension of my hand.

@jackbookerjr.3047

Жыл бұрын

They are nice but I sold that one too...

Personal opinion. But I think a full size handgun in 9 or 45. Start with the easiest gun to learn how to shoot. Full size is easiest to shoot. Besides conceal carry will come later after you get good with the firearm and then you can buy another one.

@AllThingsLoud_

Жыл бұрын

I disagree. Most people are getting the firearm to carry so naturally it should be something that you won’t mind having on you at all times. It’s gonna be a adjustment to having any firearm on you anyway but if it’s bulky and heavy then someone new to carrying would likely leave it at times instead of carrying it. Most people would be best suited for a semi auto with 3-4” barrel length that could serve as a home defense or conceal carry.

@CCH-R

Жыл бұрын

@@AllThingsLoud_ but you should learn how to shoot before you carry. The last thing we need is more untrained people carrying. Full size to learn to shoot then small gun for carry later

@2stroke438

Жыл бұрын

​@@CCH-R I agree, especially because everyone should own more than 1 gun.

@AllThingsLoud_

Жыл бұрын

@@CCH-R I never said don’t train. I’m pushing for the idea of if you have one pistol for everything you’ll be able to train and be really efficient with it vs. trying to use multiple.

@AllThingsLoud_

Жыл бұрын

@@2stroke438 everyone should but not everyone can. If someone’s whole purpose of gettin a firearm is to conceal carry then they’ll likely just buy the gun they plan to carry and some ammo then hit the range and attend a class at a later date.

I don't usually comment on videos but after watching some of your old gun gripes from 10 yrs ago and then watching this, you seem so much happier now a days. Refreshing to see.. I'm a new gun owner and have been watching your videos instead of walking into a gun shop and possibly getting made fun of. Now atleast I know what to ask for. You rock dude

If you're gonna put a light on your gun, make sure it's not the only light you have. There's any number of scenarios where you need to see something better in a low light environment, but don't want to pull your gun out and point it around willy nilly

@Crypto-fj5gt

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Id prioritize a handheld light over a weapon light if I could only afford one of the two. Hand held 18650 lights are much brighter with longer range, longer lasting, rechargeable, and like you said, dont need to point your gun to illuminate. If you can, get both the weapon light, and hand held. If you can only afford one, get handheld. Malkoff lights are where it at.

Mine Was A Ruger GP100 4" Blued Finish.I Bought W/ It Some HKS-586 Speedloader's, Safariland Comp II Speedloader's (J-GL8C)

My first handgun was a beretta px4 storm and I carried that till today when I picked up my canik tp9 elite

You do such a great job speaking in your videos! I just wanted to say that. Love what you do Eric, Looking up to you highly as a newly started pewreviews channel ourselves! Thanks for the content man.

My first firearm, as a decent introduction into the firearm community, was the S&W M&P 38 Special 10-5. My second, which i use as my edc was the S&W M&P 40 single stack.

I started with the Walther Q4 SF because the size and weight helped me learn to shoot, and the Mrs didn't want me to "settle" on a cheaper pistol 🤯

I have several pistols but the one I carry the most is my Ruger LCP II in .380. I carry that thing in ALL clothing. I even carry it while running. I LOVE that little thing.

My first EDC , I still carry today. The gen 1 M&P 9-c with a 17 round mag. Always been a great reliable tool. Sometimes I swap to my Shield plus performance center. Enjoy and trust what you carry.

The single stack performance center shields are among if not the lightest cow's on the market and their overall volume is ultra compact making them great candidates for all day comfort. To that end, the 43X shoots bigger than it is. It is the golden age of firearms.

Thank you Eric.

All very good things to know for all of the new shoots out there that wants a hand gun to keep there self safe in this crazy world that we all live in and make time to take a safety class before you go out to buy any hand GUN or rifle ...........

Luckily for those of us in the Democratic Peoples Republic of California we don’t need to worry about choosing a handgun. Our Benevolent Overlords™️ in their infinite wisdom have blessed us with a list of arms that are guaranteed to be safe and effective. I feel so comforted knowing that the overwhelming majority of handgun options are already ruled out and I do t need to expend so much of my precious mental energy making choices.

My first carry gun was a Hi-Point C9. I was a little concerned about its bulkiness but it concealed well enough that I felt comfortable taking it to class in college (campus carry state).

My first handgun was a g2c in 9mm. Wanted something that was lightweight, had double stack capacity in a popular caliber, and was functional with decent aftermarket support for holsters. I think everyone should have that in mind when looking for a handgun.

@JWard-sp7wt

Жыл бұрын

Taurus is a great option. Nice features, reliable, and affordable. I'd say get a revolver from Taurus for your first gun to learn the basics, but a g2c is a great choice.

@AllThingsLoud_

Жыл бұрын

@@JWard-sp7wt I wasn’t recommending it but it has been 100% reliable for 1000’s of rounds and It’s definitely one of the best options around the $200 price point. I recommend semi autos because of capacity, ergonomics, and ease of reloading.

Great video Eric, I agree with just about every point you made... I'm not a newbie but I have plenty of friends and family who are that could use this info. Man, you've been there for my entire journey to safe effective use of a firearms (6 years) I appreciate you and Chad very much! I LOVE that you guys started Argos Ordnance! I may or may not have stolen your idea to use CMT's HDX line of handguards because it's the affordable answer to accurize your upper, I love that extended barrel nut! It's really helped a lot on my Ballistic Advantage 18" SPR, my groups went from .8-1.5 MOA down to .55-.9 MOA! The .55" being my 69gr SMK handloads and the .9" being "Frontier's" M193 offering. Y'all rock! I fully intend on picking up an upper from you guys some day! In the mean time thanks so much for the awesome ideas guys, love y'all!

For me it was easy just bought an M9 after I got out of the military as I didn’t want to have to re-learn a new pistol ESPECIALLY if you can’t see at night and have an issue!!❤

I tried out different guns at the range and liked the Glock 17 and the CZ 75 the best. My first pistol (and gun in general) purchase was the CZ Shadow 2. Later I bought the Glock 34 and a couple of concealed carry pistols. I'm really happy with my choices and how they shoot!

@herrunbekannt7556

Жыл бұрын

I'm a new german competition shooter and a few days ago I ordered the "Glock 34 gen 5 MOS". Nice to hear that my choice was a good one. In Germany (land of the anxious and ever concerned) we are not allowed to carry guns outside the shooting range. Because of that it is no matter that the "34" is a little bigger than other handguns. The "Shadow" is not my pistol, I don't know why...

My first handgun I bought was a Browning Buckmark made in 1979. It was for plinking. My first carry handgun was a Walther P38/P1. I still love the Walther P38/P1.

ahh yes - the microphone is working properly again - thank you Sir!

I wasn't new to guns but my first handgun was a Smith & Wesson model 28 highway patrolman. I still have it and I have no regrets.

Bring Back MANLY MEALS. Love the vids guys, keep it up!

My first one was a 586 with a 8 and 3/8 barrel with a adjustable front sight back in 1985.

My first handgun found me. A guy I worked for had a revolver that he wanted to sell. It was a Smith model 19. That's right,, my first handgun was a .357 magnum. Now I have a compact 9mm, two compact 380s, a .25 cal Raven, a couple .22LR pistols, a single action army revolver, a 1911 in .22 magnum, and a few long guns. I sold off the model 19 a few years ago, and regretted it right away. Next up for me, 1911 in 10mm.

@raivkka4313

Жыл бұрын

Considering I grew up in the 70's, my first pistol was a stainless revolver in .357 Mag, what else would you first handgun be!

Imo get something you will enjoy shooting and shooting it often mine was a sig 320 now I've got 3 different variants in 9mm.

Thanks for the info, new soon to be gun owner. I now know what strike or fire means. Ty

I was just wondering this and just found your page followed

Some of us shops and salesman aren’t in it for the money 😊we are in it for the second

Px4 9mm was my first handgun, April 2022. Wanted a px4 45 cal because of the rotating barrel but found the 9mm px4 used at a range/gun shop so bought it.

Eric passed over .25 and 32. But if you shot a guy with one of those calibers, you might make the guy pretty angry, if he ever found out you shot him.

P365XL ALL DAY! 💪👍

My first serious CCW pistol was a Ruger P93 back in 94, pretty outdated by today's standards but at the time it was a cool affordable option

I guess I went diving into the deep end of the swimming pool lol. My first gun as a new gun owner back in 2020 was a zastava M70 AK 47 lol.

My first gun about 12 - 15 years ago was a Ruger SR9c and still carry it today. The standard mag holds 10 with an optional 17 round mag I use as a spare. It has an ambi mag release, ambi manual safety, fantastic ergonomic grip and nice crisp trigger - Far superior to a Glock. It’s very accurate and easy to shoot with minimal recoil. It has a pic rail and a really good slide serrations. And a feature some do not like, but n😊ice for a first firearm is a loaded chamber indicator. Easy field strip and cleaning.I would Highly recommend a used SR9c for a first firearm, especially because they can be found for $250 - $350; an absolute bargain . I have approximately 10-12,000 rounds through it now and have maybe 5 or 6 FTF with one brand of hollow point ammunition; Still going strong. Thank You Ruger

My first handgun was a full size 40S&W 4.4 inch barrel..... I hated carrying it and it printed (showed through my shirt) bad. I soon after sold it and bought a subcompact 9mm and absolutely love the smaller size. I don't want range toys, I want protection

people should be asking themselves this question!!!

My 1st handgun i had ever used and carried was a SW686 with a 4" barrel. Almost ended up with a 629 but found 38spl/357 to be more appealing. Carried that big iron on my property and around the house for about 2 years before going to a glock 19 then to a NHC 1911 as my main carry for the rest of my life. 21 now, 17 then.

S&W model 19 first, wish I had kept it.

Desert Eagle .50 cal If you choose this as your first you'll never need to wonder if you could go bigger. Work your way down gents.

Two guns I’d consider for a first time buyer. Home Defense: Glock 17 Carry: Sig P365

Excelente video Crack. 👏 👏

I watched a ton of these first gun videos and by and large they all pushed a polymer pistol - glock, M&P, XD, etc. and in the end I bought a M&P 9mm full size. What i should have done is bought a used metal pistol like a sig P226 or P229. These are so much easier to learn on and much easier to shoot for a brand new gun owner. Once the heavy gun is mastered, the new owner can move on to a lighter polymer pistol. Just my opinion.

I don't recommend striker fired to anybody new to firearms best to familiarize yourself to a hammer fired action.

@AllThingsLoud_

Жыл бұрын

Lol for what?

@BrokeBoy912

Жыл бұрын

@@AllThingsLoud_ Safety purposes a bunch of noobs going around chambered running the risk of having a Negligent Discharge hurting themselves or someone else.

@AllThingsLoud_

Жыл бұрын

@@BrokeBoy912I just got one with a manual safety and practiced safety for that purpose. I do however own a da/sa pistol hammer fired pistol though.

I didn't even select the gun I ended up getting from my Dad when he died. That was my first handgun, a Star 9mm M+PD model. too bad I pawned it, I wish I had one now.

My first gun was a Colt 1851 Navy, a gift from my late uncle. The first gun I bought however was a CZ P-09.

Me personally bought my Daughter a Bersa 380 when she was old enough to legally carry. But I’m going to move her up to a S&W Shield or a Glock 19. Same as I carry 19 or the Shield. But I just bought a Glock 26 that I’ll throw into the rotation.

Hey Eric been watching ur vids for years now and I’d love to see a p320 or m17 burndown like back in the old days but I totally understand if this isn’t possible ;)!!

Great tips brother

The smith and Wesson SD9VE is a great gun. It’s up to like 400-450 now but it’s way way better than the sigmas they released first. I still carry it to this day over my glocks and sigs

@WN_Byers

Жыл бұрын

I absolutely love my SD40. Thing is a tank

Just purchased my first handgun smith n wesson m2.0 40 cal shield performance center with ported barrel n with the red dot was able to get it for $712 haven’t shot it yet since just got it but its nice size 4 inch barrel fits my hands good

First handgun ... a S&W J-frame DAO .38 Spl. with a Crimson Trace grips. the Model 442. First Pistol... A Glock 19. First long gun in the shotgun category. Remington 870 and/or a Mossberg 500/590. First long gun in the rifle category... an AR-15, like a Ruger Ar 556, S&W M&P 15, etc. Remember, a handgun is what you use to fight your way to a long gun, which you should have had in the first place. If you know you are going to a gunfight, take a rifle and some friends.

First handgun was a canik mete sft, its pretty decent even if its a budget handgun.

Thank you Eric for the awesome gun video we all appreciate you brother and the 2nd amendment shall not be Infringed

TLR7a-sub has sig 365 mount available, works well on 365/x/xl and the Wilson Combat 365 grips.

This is exactly what happened to me. I did a ton of research ton of reviews and decided I needed a Glock 40 MOS in 10mm. Went in to my local gun store walked out with a Glock 17 MOS. 30 or more pistols later I still don’t own the model 40. Someday lol.

Really good video

Too late...I chose a used 6'' Llama (S&W copy) .357 Magnum 40 years ago at 18 y/o. Loved it, shot it well, and never looked back. Thanks for your interest!

My first pistol (and overall gun) was a glock 48, love it.

Eric doesn't even once mention those guns he's hiding under the sleeves of that hoodie! 🤣 Thanks for another great informative video, sir.

I actually used a Beretta Minx for self-defense. It took 3 hits to stop my attacker, but it DID work.

Is this the Only Eric Show now?

The right double stack is no harder to conceal than a single. The p365 x with 12 rounds completely disappears when wearing the right belt and shirt.

If I had to start over tomorrow my first would be a Taurus TX22 Riton •Cheap ammo, the first 10,000 rounds of practice gets expensive •Once you’ve gone red dot you don’t go back

My 1st gun was the 686 then a M&P 9mm. I would definitely go With something that's gonna be comfortable and fun to learn on not something crazy

My first handgun is an s&w model 10 that my dad gave me, I had no choice back in the day lol!😂

Comments from Thailand My first gun was a Glock 19 Gen5 with a grip size that fit Asian hands.

Bought my 1st gun in January. Glock 17.5 for $600. As of today i probably spent $1500 customizing it and another $2000 in ammo and range trips. The true cost of ownership is way more than the gun's price tag. Money well spent.

My EDC is an HK VP9Sk with a Trijicon RMRcc red dot, XS co-witness night sights, and a streamlight tlr-7A. Easily the best set up I've had, could not recommend it enough.

@codycornell5036

Жыл бұрын

Great gun! I have the p30sk and almost got the vp9sk but I’m partial to hammer fired guns. Probably going to get the vp9sk as my next purchase for the optics option and mag compatibility

@jessicahamby6373

Жыл бұрын

That sounds like it would be an ideal setup for when I get something striker fired, and bigger than 25 ACP, ha.

@JG_1998

Жыл бұрын

@@jessicahamby6373 you should definitely step up to 9mm ASAP, even if you can't get the red dot right away. Doesn't have to be HK either b/c they're more expensive, although the VP9 series are the best striker fired guns on the market imo.

@jessicahamby6373

Жыл бұрын

@@JG_1998 I totally agree with you. I actually have a HK USP 40 and PX4 Beretta 9, but they are DA/SA. I like the hammer I guess, which is funny because as a kid I thought they looked outdated and dumb compared to striker fired handguns. Funny how times and tastes change. The 25 is a great deep, DEEP conceal or backup though. I forget I have it sometimes when I'm not scoping my surroundings. I appreciate the advice, thanks!

I carry a Beretta 96D 40 cal. It's that nice sweet spot

As a beginner, the largest handgun you can reasonably conceal, great boon to shoot ability!

Mine was a Glock 19 small and so easy to use and maintain.

My first pistol was a Springfield XD-40 Subcompact at 21 years old. If I did it all over again, (with what was available at the time) i would go for a glock 43. Comfort is pretty high on the priority list the more years I carry.

my first gun one was a PS90. Because stargate. And ive gone down the rabit hole of unique design guns ever since. Pistols was a jerico 941. Heavy but a fantastic winter coat carry in a sholder holster. Historically people have designed a slew of mechanical systems to make guns work. And its amazing to rip apart guns decades apart to see what similarities exist or were directly ripped from other guns. And then there are designs that became dead ends that have never been picked up again in future designs. Super facinating.

thzx

That's a whole lot of syllables to say 'Glock.'