Is it true for Glock 17 and 19 Gen 4's have some flaws? I've heard one problem with ejection of shells hitting people in the face. Are there any other issues and have they been corrected?
Excuse me, I compete and win trophies. Your judgement of handguns was typical wannabe BS. The differences between Glock derivatives are small and are "by far" entirely covered by shooter's competence.Its pretty obvious, just open your eyes, all the proof you need is out there.
Trying to make someone see what they don't want to see is an exercise in futility.Its pretty obvious, just open your eyes, all the proof you need is out there.
I would beg to differ on an M&P not rusting. My mother had 2 M&P 9c's and one of them acquired small rust spots on it.Sure did Doc, not much activity in here, so i thought i`d stir the pot a little...lol
Noooo, i dont hate glocks, as i do own a few glock 9`s an 45`s. BUT, glock slides rust, M&P`s do not. M&P slides and barrels are stainless, glocks are not. And i`ve had to do a lot of work on glocks too, as they aren`t perfect either. And the finish on the glocks today are terrible.
If you havent checked out the new S&W M&P M2.0, it blows the glocks right out of the water. The M2.0 triggers are leaps an bounds better than any factory glock today, and the accuracy is spot on. The price`s for the M&P are cheaper than a glock as well.
As for those saying M&P triggers are an issue... not at all. People that own glocks have changed triggers just as much as any M&P trigger, especially on the Gen4 glocks, those are horrible triggers, i dont know what glock was thinking there.
I would beg to differ on an M&P not rusting. My mother had 2 M&P 9c's and one of them acquired small rust spots on it.