After research and asking you guys like 1341231 questions I ended up with the G19. What kind of accessories do you guys own for these? Also, the guy working where I bought it told me I could pick up a 30 round clip online? On the ammo, I decided I would try the cheap stuff and the Winchester. Do you guys ever shoot Monarch? If so, do you have a lot of jamming? Oh, and the two rounds that the guy at Glock fired... Are they important to keep? Also, what is the purpose of them sending those with the gun?
Winchester White box is good stuff for range use. The two rounds they ship is some states require them to turned into a database when the firearm is purchased. You don't need to keep them if you don't want to.
Oh, and nice buy! You might have a problem buying mags right now because everybody is freaking out about another hi-cap ban. Glock makes some 32round mags which will be labeled as Glock 18 mags.
Which one? Is the cheaper one a bad magazine to use? All of the mags below are 33 round. I just don't want to buy one that could be bad for the gun... If there is a such thing. The more expensive one (Factory Glock) looks like it is angled a little bit white the others are straight. 25.00 http://www.galatiinternational.com/...creen=PROD&Store_Code=GIO&Product_Code=SSG339 50.00 http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/MAG242-36.html 20.00 http://www.ableammo.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=95360
yes, bad mags will not function properly in a gun and can be the source for all sorts of issues. Magazines are one of the most overlooked, undervalued components of an automatic pistol. And it plays one of the more important roles in the function of an automatic. Don't buy no name, cheap magazines. I would stick with "new" OEM Glock magazines otherwise it's a total crap shoot and the house always wins. I'm all for being economical, but magazines are not something you want to skimp on. I can never understand the mindset that some people have in buying a nice gun, then have crap magazines.
Thanks, I am going to stay with the Glock brand then. What about the LaserMax Sight? Anybody used these? http://cgi.ebay.com/LASERMAX-LASER-...goryZ310QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Don't get too caught up in getting too many gadgets for the Glock. The Glock becomes exceedingly unreliable the more stuff you do to it and you lose all of the appeal of having a Glock, which is pure reliability. Get proficient with shooting your pistol with it's iron sights. They are more reliable, always on and much easier to use in a SHTF scenario with proper training. I would just get some nice sights, quality magazines, training, a nice holster (if you plan to CCW), range fee's and bullets.
What kind of aftermarket sights do you suggest on the Glock? As of right now I am pretty happy with the stock ones but I like to research around and know what is the best if the time comes. The LaserMax was something I just ran into. This gun is going to be used out in the field and around the pond banks mostly. I live on a 1100 acer farm and have only had a Colt Anaconda or a Browning .22 Pistol to carry in the past.
i just bought a glock 19 too recently (picking it up this friday) but i looked at the XS Big dot sights and i might get one later down the road... youtube vid of a demo of it in use http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQVCeJ103BQ price is around $90-120 depending on where you look online.
For CCW use, I would suggest either Meps or Trij night sights. Heinie straight 8's work for some as well. Almost anything is better than the stock plastic sights.
fired a glock 19 and 19c trigger needed to be lightened a good amount. the grip was awful for me. It hurt my hand. The pad below my thumb wouldn't allow me to get a decent grip.
How much did you pay for it? When I got mine I paid 515 which I thought was a little steep. I went to the gun store yesterday and they had just about every glock model there, all $499 (except the G20 and the longslides). The G19's were $559