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Does anyone else find Glock people to be more than a little arrogant?
They act like if you're not carrying a Glock then there is something wrong with you.
Glock, to them, is the greatest things since sliced bread.
I've seen this with LEOs too all over the net who prefer something else. They get shoved around with the Glock mentality in policy and requirements.
I'm not knocking people who like Glocks or necessarily the pistol itself. Personally I don't like them, I would never buy one. They're ugly, they're plastic, they don't feel good to me, they don't have a hammer or. But I understand some people feel different. I have a lot of friends who like Glocks and will swear on them. But I'm talking about a mindset and influence that seems to make up a lot of people these days.
They act like if you're not carrying a Glock then there is something wrong with you.
Glock, to them, is the greatest things since sliced bread.
I've seen this with LEOs too all over the net who prefer something else. They get shoved around with the Glock mentality in policy and requirements.
I'm not knocking people who like Glocks or necessarily the pistol itself. Personally I don't like them, I would never buy one. They're ugly, they're plastic, they don't feel good to me, they don't have a hammer or. But I understand some people feel different. I have a lot of friends who like Glocks and will swear on them. But I'm talking about a mindset and influence that seems to make up a lot of people these days.