Hey guys,
First of all, this isn't going to be a hate glock/ glock bashing post. I was just looking for some opinions. There are alot of things I like about the glock. I have a glock 23 that I have had for about 2 years. I don't get to shoot much and this has resulted in the 23 only getting fired a handful of times. I have come to the conclusion that the glock just may not be for me. I haven't really been able to get used to the trigger and tbh, I can't hit the broad side of a barn with it. I can hit a target, but my shots aren't grouped that well. I like to believe that this is just attributed to my lack of practice with it since so many people rave about how accurate and amazing the glocks are. Another thing I thought about is that the gun hasn't officially been sighted in. I can shoot other single action pistols fine but haven't yet been able to get used to the glock. I'm just wondering if there are others out there like me. Maybe you could share a story about how you were able to get used to the gun or something. I would like to keep this gun and I really do like it. I love the reliability of the gun and the aftermarket support. I just want to know what I'm doing wrong and if there are others out there who have had similar experiences. Btw, I have installed a 3.5 lb trigger connector, and while this has helped, I still experience the same problem.
Thanks for the comments
First of all, this isn't going to be a hate glock/ glock bashing post. I was just looking for some opinions. There are alot of things I like about the glock. I have a glock 23 that I have had for about 2 years. I don't get to shoot much and this has resulted in the 23 only getting fired a handful of times. I have come to the conclusion that the glock just may not be for me. I haven't really been able to get used to the trigger and tbh, I can't hit the broad side of a barn with it. I can hit a target, but my shots aren't grouped that well. I like to believe that this is just attributed to my lack of practice with it since so many people rave about how accurate and amazing the glocks are. Another thing I thought about is that the gun hasn't officially been sighted in. I can shoot other single action pistols fine but haven't yet been able to get used to the glock. I'm just wondering if there are others out there like me. Maybe you could share a story about how you were able to get used to the gun or something. I would like to keep this gun and I really do like it. I love the reliability of the gun and the aftermarket support. I just want to know what I'm doing wrong and if there are others out there who have had similar experiences. Btw, I have installed a 3.5 lb trigger connector, and while this has helped, I still experience the same problem.
Thanks for the comments