Posted by LOU from Wi. on July 22, 2012 at 00:10:31 from (174.124.62.214):
In Reply to: Re: O.T. firearms posted by Scott in SF on July 21, 2012 at 23:45:22:
Scott in SF, I didn't say that was what you paid, but what I said it is probably what your department paid per piece, and you are charged the extra.Look at nationwide Law enforcement agencies,which represents a remarkable savings advantage, and a remarkable hype for Glock sales to individuals.IE individuals who are suckers enough to swallow the hype of Glock pistols needs extensive therapy.Seems everyone want to be in law enforcement or emulate the cops who are forced to carry a Glock by Dept regulations. The only advantage is if one police officer is killed or wounded and his partner runs out of ammuntion, the surviving cop can use his partners magazine clip for reloading,without the worry of different ammo caliber or magazine design.Most cops carry a secondary,backup piece and most are not GLOCK,but PPK or 1911 designs. The marines just ordered a million or so 1911 design (metal) not plastic, to reintroduce back into Service.They don't like the Glocks. You should have taken up dancing lessons,for a night out with women with only beautiful personalities going for them, thats why Arthur Murray was so successful in opening dance hall studios, giving these women a slight chance of happiness from guys who hate dancing.LOL In you younger days weren't you known as "twinkle Toes Scott"?The reason I ask is you have a way of dancing around the subject of Glocks. As for officers shooting scores and failures, most cops I know like dougnuts with sprinkles,does that mean all other pastrys are not good for us little people? Also just because some can shoot better with one pistol and not another does not mean it's better for all,but just for that individual,only. LOU
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