Glock Buried Ten Years

[LD36]

I WOULD bury a Jennings. Its safer in the ground than it is to shoot.

 

[Trigger Time]

There is a reason that Glock is the best selling handgun name in the U.S. today.

Because its easy for the hood rats to spell and pronounce?

 

[Spazzmodicus]

There is a reason that Glock is the best selling handgun name in the U.S. today.

Um, maybe because it's a toy gun that cost half the price of a real metal gun, like a Sig. You can also find a perfectly functional 100-year old 1911 all over the place. Let's look at the oldest Glock's in another 75 years and see how they're faring.

 

[mx866]

I'm betting a Glock will last as long as a 1911. Its all in how you maintain them. IF you don't take care of it I don't care who makes it.. Will be junk in no time.

 

[Spazzmodicus]

I'm betting a Glock will last as long as a 1911. Its all in how you maintain them. IF you don't take care of it I don't care who makes it.. Will be junk in no time.

You're betting on something with absolutely no shred of evidence to show for. There are no 100 year-old Glocks anywhere. Heck, there aren't even any 50 year-old Glocks yet. We're talking about a 25+ year-old gun that is rife with problems as of late. Not a good start. You're fresh out of hype and kool-aid it appears.

But you can solve this lack of posterity by doing the right thing: bury your Glocks. All of them. Give the future Glock generations something to work with in the empirical and tangibility departments.

 

[Phil502]

Best selling may not mean best, probably a lot of high volume sales to police departments etc.

 

[91kcolg]

100 years, I only need my Glock to outlast me.