Posted by LOU from Wi. on July 21, 2012 at 21:57:43 from (174.124.62.214):
In Reply to: Re: O.T. firearms posted by Scott in SF on July 21, 2012 at 21:19:49:
Scott in SF, There are several gun forums, whose owners are trying desperatly trying to trade off. 1911 Forum is just one forum to look at to see the unsatisfactory reports from Glock owners. Your statement about who uses Glocks in Law enforcement agencies, is only because of the terrific break in price that is afforded to the Gov agencies.They probably buy them for $50.00 each, and are forced by departmental rules that the agents are allowed to carry, you have to remember,It's all about money. You could have taken the second ugliest woman to the dance, depends on how many alchoholic drinks you consumed,as the country song goes," The girls all get prettier at closing time." If you didn't try to gnaw your arm off the next morning --- you're safe or need better glasses.LOL I never said we went to war over Saddam Hussein and his Glock, but maybe that is what Bush meant by weapons of mass destruction.Cause Glocks destroy themselves quickly and anyone near a 12 ft radius.The saying is "ANOTHER" not ANOUTHER as you stated.MOM hated misquotations.LOL.It's a good thing she passed on, or there would be ANOTHER COUNTRY HEARD FROM..LOL LOU
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