mobiushky
Regular Member
OK I will give you that one, but the rest is painfully clear. It is ironic as well as funny that you accuse others of falsehoods yet every post of yours contains outright lies, and accusations of lies where none took place. A slug under a rock has more creds than you.
Who cares about "creds"? Is THIS what bothers you so much? I don't care about "creds" least of all from you. You post non-sense I don't have a problem calling it out.
You say no lies took place and yet to this day you STILL have not offered any proof that there is a reputation. I want you to show me the reviews on an on-going basis that say "well this gun does have a reputation for exploding." Cause, a couple isolated cases that don't have a clear resolution don't really equate to a "reputation". Stop trying to pivot your statement to the "kaboom" I don't care about that. All brands have kabooms. I want the proof of reputation that you claim.
In fact, I'll use one of your posts to prove you are wrong.
http://www.theledger.com/article/20080313/NEWS/803130481
In the article, page 2:
The Polk County Sheriff's Office uses a different Glock, the .40-caliber Model 22 pistol, but there haven't been any incidents with it, said spokeswoman Carrie Rodgers.
The Sheriff's Office switched last year to the Glocks after using Smith & Wessons. The Glocks cost the agency $350 per gun, compared with $560 for the .45-caliber Smith & Wessons deputies were using.
"They're easier to fire, more accurate, and they hold more ammunition," Rodgers said.
Doesn't bode well for this "reputation" claim. Oh, this is not good:
Two .45-caliber Glock Model 21 pistols exploded in the hands of two officers at the Portland Police Department, according to a 2004 article in The Oregonian newspaper. That department then switched to 9 mm Glocks.
So they switched from Glock to ... Oh, Glock. So that doesn't prove a reputation.
maybe this:
In Pennsylvania, a training officer with the Upper Darby Township Police Department said his department used to carry the Glock Model 21 before it started jamming.
The department is now testing a different model of Glock. "We can't get a reason why it keeps happening," he said.
Darn, another model of Glock... Still no reputation of exploding. Just a few cases where they did. Well let's read that second one you like:
http://communitypress.cincinnati.co...001/NEWS/Police handgun explodes while firing
Oh. We can't. So... no proof there.
Got any proof at all that this mythical reputation exists? We all know that guns can go kaboom. That's not disputed. I want you to actually finally categorically prove there is an industry accepted reputation that glock explode. And not one where you back out like you did last time:
Personally I have nothing against Glocks, would not own one unless given to me, but have nothing against them. I only posted negatively to upset the snobbers, and it worked. Such hypocrites.
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