Or if your budget is tight, check out Hi-Point Firearms. Made in the USA, usually under $200 new and come with a lifetime, transferable warranty.
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Make mine the Glock 19.
My first was a Glock 22 (which I later converted to 9mm with a Lone Wolf barrel), but the 19 is the more practical “every day” package.
He talks too much......
I have both the 26 and the 17 as well as 15 other various handguns.
Both glocks are great guns and I have tens of thousands of jamm free rounds through them.
IMHO, the G26 is the best of all. I’m not kidding, the G26 is my carry, range, SHTF, etc gun.
I shoot better with the G26 than the 17.
Or if your budget is tight, check out Hi-Point Firearms. Made in the USA, usually under $200 new and come with a lifetime, transferable warranty.
What?! No 10mm?!
I’m glad he likes the G27, that’s my next investment. Tried it out at the range last month don’t think it kicks badly at all. I went with the G30 first, wish I started here.
Whatever you do, don’t buy one in 9 and another in .40.
Wrong ammo in gun, bad news in the middle of a dark street pissing contest.
Love my .40s. 27 and 23.
S&W MPc.. can get it w/ a thumb safety too.
Friend who’s an armed security guard carries a Glock .40. I’ve shot it at the range; damned nice gun. No wonder it’s used by so many PD’s and security officers.
Glock 27 subcompact .40
Glock 22 full size .40
Get 9mm conversion barrel for each and you have the best of both worlds. 9mm for cheaper shooting and .40 for more stopping power self defense.
It is well built, has a smooth trigger,and a real safety.
