I'm in love.... - Page 3

**CingularDuality** · 01-08-2008, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by birdie_in_Texas

the reason i got the SW99 was that with that little rubber bikini grip, it fit my hand perfectly..i got kind-of smallish girly hands and the SW99 fit great..

That's why I like mine, too! I also have smaller hands (which is why I can't stand Glocks, how is it you like them????), and have trouble finding guns that feel right in my hand.

**Grieg** · 01-09-2008, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by TurkishDelight

Ah, that sounds much better Birdie! I was very confused there for a moment

Unfortuanately all companies have some QC issues, and you seem to have been the victim.

Thanks for posting your experience

Now I just have to figure out which Glock I like better....The 17, or the 19....
I might have the answer this Saturday

I like the 19, but the angle on the grip is just so terribly wrong for me. I also *really* liked the 22. The 9mm stuff just doesn't do it for me, owning so many .45s.

**birdie_in_Texas** · 01-09-2008, 05:39 PM

Cing..I use those little slip on rubber grips..they are very "squishy" and allow me to get a really firm grip that is comfortable and stable...i shoot the glocks a lot..having a friend and some family out in the country as well as having a couple of decent ranges over here is really nice...

i traded my sig .357 auto (forgot the model #) because they have those humongous freaking handles made ofr 7'-0" monkey handed dudes...was a decent round, a great gun, but sheesh...i had to use both hands to hold onto the darn thing! hahaha

my "dream" gun would be a smallish frame .40 and .45 based on the belgian-made browning from the old days...i honestly do not need a million round magazine to hit what i am aiming at, so even a single-stacker would be great, a laser-grip, and a taclight, and make it affordable! that surely is a dream! hahahah

a great "Cheap" gun IMHO is that one CZ that was so hot a few years ago...great shooters, and the compensated .40 was a freakin tack driver...

anyways..sorry to hijack..

birdie

**TurkishDelight** · 01-09-2008, 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by birdie_in_Texas

anyways..sorry to hijack..

birdie

No please continue

It's always nice to talk about hobbies .

Anybody know if you can reload in an apartment?

**Sarcoma** · 01-09-2008, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by TurkishDelight

Anybody know if you can reload in an apartment?

Why not? Just don’t tell your landlord, you might be considered as having hazardous materials on-site. Read your rental agreement!

Sarcoma

01-09-2008, 05:39 PM	#33 (permalink)
birdie_in_Texas Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: TEXAS..! Age: 38 Posts: 1,676	Re: I'm in love.... Cing..I use those little slip on rubber grips..they are very "squishy" and allow me to get a really firm grip that is comfortable and stable...i shoot the glocks a lot..having a friend and some family out in the country as well as having a couple of decent ranges over here is really nice... i traded my sig .357 auto (forgot the model #) because they have those humongous freaking handles made ofr 7'-0" monkey handed dudes...was a decent round, a great gun, but sheesh...i had to use both hands to hold onto the darn thing! hahaha my "dream" gun would be a smallish frame .40 and .45 based on the belgian-made browning from the old days...i honestly do not need a million round magazine to hit what i am aiming at, so even a single-stacker would be great, a laser-grip, and a taclight, and make it affordable! that surely is a dream! hahahah a great "Cheap" gun IMHO is that one CZ that was so hot a few years ago...great shooters, and the compensated .40 was a freakin tack driver... anyways..sorry to hijack.. birdie __________________ \|TG-13th\|Birdie Call of Duty - Official Rules, Announcements & SOPs Contact a CoD Admin Here

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