went way back...

[1894c]

Hi -- since August of this year I tried out the Glock 43X as a BUG/EDC... recently sent it down the road. It's a great option, but not for me. So I went way back, well not too far back, I returned to 2000 when I picked up my first Glock 19 Gen-3. I just picked up two Glock 19 Gen-3's this week (blue-label).

I just wanted to go back to a Glock design that had NO mag-well, forward serrations, marksmen barrel, double recoil spring, enlarged mag release, upgraded grip texture, replaceable back-straps, ambidextrous slide stop, sans-finger groves, rounded front-end of the slide, and other upgraded parts.

I just wanted to go simple--and I like the finger groves... NOW if you like or own the newer generations of the Glock platform you're in good company... :)

PS -- I also sold off my CZ P-07, another attempt at "old-school", but after owning that auto since July I remembered why I like striker-fired pistols better.

[gamekeeper]

When I started to read this post I was expecting to see a Cap n Ball revolver at the end...

[Ray]

When I started to read this post I was expecting to see a Cap n Ball revolver at the end...

As most of my arms load from the front already, I guess by that standard I should be shooting a g o n n e with a slow match and fawke quality powder......point the stick and close the eyes......

[piller]

On this Forum, anything Glock is still comparatively new. Maybe in 100 years we will consider Glock to be time proven.

[Blaine]

What didn't you like about the CZ? A double action with decocker always seemed like a good idea.
My Glock 30S, tho, would be the one I'd want in hand for marauding thugs.

[1894c]

What didn't you like about the CZ? A double action with decocker always seemed like a good idea.
My Glock 30S, tho, would be the one I'd want in hand for marauding thugs.

Blaine -- the CZ P-07 it is a great firearm, but I have carried and trained with a stiker-fired auto platform since 2000. It all came down to muscle memory, I kept forgetting to decock, when I was done firing the CZ. I know, with more practice, I could have overcome this, but I qualify with a striker-fired auto four times a year, and that is the platform that is my chief focus... thank you for asking ... :)

PS -- By the way, and I always mention this, your Glock 30S is a great choice, unfortunately it doesn't fit my hand, but I have shot it and it is a very accurate and reliable .45ACP... and it is on the approved list for thug repellent

[1894c]

When I started to read this post I was expecting to see a Cap n Ball revolver at the end... :o

gamekeeper -- I have never shot a Cap n Ball revolver, but I do think that all of that smoke could have a tactical advantage in some situations... :)

[gamekeeper]

When I started to read this post I was expecting to see a Cap n Ball revolver at the end...

gamekeeper -- I have never shot a Cap n Ball revolver, but I do think that all of that smoke could have a tactical advantage in some situations...