| Manufacturer: |
Glock |
| The good qualities: |
Chemistry: Light Weight Polymer Frame, Metallurgy: Aircraft Grade Aluminum Alloy 8003 x.05 and Overall Simplicity of design. Safety: Glock has made continued improvements and has strong commitment to for safety innovations. Average/Fair Product Value via Cost and Classification. |
| The bad qualities: |
Piss poor reliability, stove-pipes, failures to feed and eject; jams with both High End Tactical Ammunition and mediocre Practice Ammo (Only NATO Spec Ammo Used in Test) Bluing demonstrated severe fading even when properly lubricated with a NATO Specified Glock recommended PTFE (Teflon) Synthetic Solution with excellent thermal viscosity breakdown resistance and good film strength. |
| In a NutShell: |
Personally: I would not use it for my duty weapon and I would not recommend this modal to a loved one for home protection. Despite a love for the 10mm and the Glocks awesome cosmetics the Heckler & Koch OUTPERFORMED in every area EXCEPT price. The H&K 45 USP Stainless was aprox $300 more.
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| Recommended: |
yes |
| Ratings: |
| Quality: |
2 |
| Accuracy: |
4 |
| Design: |
4 |
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