Originally Posted by RSWORDS

I'll bet my next paycheck that I don't even miss the thumb safety on my Glock in a high stress environment.

You bring up a great point though, fine motor skills get really hard to control under stress. Safety aside.... Studies show that statistically you wont be getting a great hit rate on what your shooting at when in a life and death situation. I want to say (and don't quote this) that on average its something like 40% hit rate at typical personal defence ranges... LIke I said, don't quote thatm I'm sure we can find the right number somewhere, thats just what seems to pop out to me as what I read.

Originally Posted by gunman41mag

also 1911 come in all different caliber from 22 to 50.

Originally Posted by gunman41mag

Just saying there are idiots out there, that should not breed,

Originally Posted by RSWORDS

Maybe it was Darwinism? He missed though....

Originally Posted by Benjamin

AFAIK Glocks can be had in anything from a 22LR to a 50AE also.



hello pot, meet kettle.



see above

Originally Posted by Ramprat

Look how many rounds were fired here....

YouTube - ‪Raw police video of the shooting of Jose Guerena by Pima County Sheriff's Swat team‬‏

Originally Posted by gunman41mag

BENJI, I think you should stay with your glock & I'll bet my life on the 1911, what works for you mite not work for me

Originally Posted by RSWORDS

What I've been trying to say this whole thread...

Originally Posted by RSWORDS

I shoot Glocks better then 1911's... I think its the grip angle, I'm used to the Glocks... I'm still easily MOP (Minute Of Person) with either.