Gun everyone says to buy but I'll never own

[Zipper]

"Glock!!!"

I know they're reliable with parts everywhere. I get it. But they feel like holding a 2x4 and I shoot them terribly. I respect them objectively while personally hating them and that's okay, guns are personal, buy what you shoot well not what the internet say..

 

[Rajish]

I understand, how it fits is important. But Glocks can be changed up a lot with different grips and sights. Still..shooting what feels right is better than using what's popular.

 

[Rimfire Fanatic]

I could never use a Glock. 19/17 were too small. Glock 21, just a hair too big. Until I tried a 19X with the largest back strap. Perfection for me.

The Ruger RXM with the factory grip module fits me perfectly. And, it fits my hand like my P320 Compact with the X-Carry medium grip. I love it.

 

[WAYNO]

Yep, not every gun is best for everybody.
We are fortunate to have many choices.

 

[Citified]

For the longest time I was a single stack or double stack Colt and Para fan. They naturally point for me if I use the larger backstrap.
I have found Glocks will have the same natural point of aim for me if I use the larger insert in the frame. That’s just me.
Still prefer a positive safety vs the safety trigger.

 

[McGavin]

I understand, how it fits is important. But Glocks can be changed up a lot with different grips and sights. Still..shooting what feels right is better than using what's popular.

What grips? Are you talking about the rubber band grips that slip on?

 

[Citified]

The newer Glocks come with various thicknesses of replaceable back straps from thin to thick. Push out a roll pin and change them out. Included with the purchase. Going from the thin one to the thick one changed the natural point of aim about 2” higher at 15 yards. For me, it now matches the various 1911s I own.