Firearm BS thread

HELP needed anyone have and contacts at FN?

 

It’s a popular “mod” because of marketing and people liking to think they know what they are talking about, much like this forum in regards to Tacoma’s.
You knuckle shouldn’t be balls deep in the undercut grove in the first place,
Undercut on the g3 Glock 30

I need my finger that deep to do anything to my knuckle...a grip this deep is not a feasible grip even by amateur standard. A gun THAT COULD use a undercut is a 1911 as I cut on this build.
This is because even though the angle of grip on a 1911 is essentially perfect, it wasn’t designed around the new high grip beaver tails that are commonly used now. The tang on the beaver tails like from Wilson combat you can get a high grip, the undercut grove just allows the fingers to not splay out when riding the thumb on the safety...which is the only way one should carry a 1911 for combat.
Glocks you can pretty much get high enough on the tang to get some slide bite...unless you are some special exception, like hands being unnaturally big...even that is a stretch, since I watched a big ass Russian dood use such a solid grip on a Glock 19 that he cause a failure to eject by not letting the have the slightest recoil, but his hand still fit on the pistol..

 

Funny thing, we all have slightly different sized hands. My knuckle happens to rub on the trigger guard. Why don't you quit being butthurt about other peoples mods? If it works for me then it works for me.

 

You must think you are the expert gun guru there pally. All others should bow to your greatness

 

Right? Dude is kinda cocky.

 

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Well I’m not wrong and I’m confident, not cocky. Part of being a gun fighter for a living, instructor and competitive shooter. You’re right though, anyone can do whatever “mods” you want.

 

Like as in you take desperados down at the ok corral?

 

Hes a professional shootist lmao

 

Just like Wyatt Earp at ok corral

 

No I’m really curious what constitutes being a “gun fighter?” Your words, not mine.

 

Gunslinger and gunfighter are words used historically to refer to men in the American Old West who had gained a reputation of being dangerous with a gun and had participated in gunfights and shootouts.

Yep he's John Wesley Hardin

 

No I know. I think he meant to say “warfighter,” which is an actual term used for a soldier.

So I’ve heard.

 

like this?
https://youtu.be/aF_CdTj2fog

 

He could tell you but then he'd have to kill you.

 

God I hope not. I feel bad for all the tankers (19k) that have that dude representing them.

 

but is it still possible to get into a gun fight? If it is and it’s something you occupationally train for and do, is it not informally being a gun fighter? Just saying...