[Bud White]

Since im nto a fan of the 40 im of course gonna tell ya to buy the 357sig which isnt avaible in a beretta so looks like the glock

 

[Doc Holliday]

Since im nto a fan of the 40 im of course gonna tell ya to buy the 357sig which isnt avaible in a beretta so looks like the glock

Gotta agree with Bud. Once you catch the Glock fever you may never come back!:danceban:

Simple, reliable, combat accurate. Glock: The AK-47 of the handgun world. (Man I should be employed by their marketing department.!:haha: )

Some people don't like the Glock because of the lack of the manual safety. It took me a while to really get used to it. But the conversations with many on here have really put me at ease. Get a good holster and keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to fire.

 

[srfl]

If you can find one, there's a the Beretta Cougar 8357 (in 357 SIG)....its discontinued and not many were made.

I own a Beretta 96F Centurion...the Centurions have also been discontinued...it's a great gun.

I don't think the Glock is necessarily better; some people shoot them better or find them more ergonomic than most other guns. If you can get your hands on both guns; try to fire some rounds through them and make your choice after seeing for yourself which gun fits you.

 

['75scout]

I have a GLOCK 26. Its the sub-compact 9mm. I originally bought it for concealed carry. It is a great gun and I have had 1600 flawless rounds through. Very accurate for it's size. I like the 9mm for several reasons. One being I think premium defense loads in 9mm will work just fine. And I can practice more often due to cheaper ammo.

I personally am not a big fan of the 40. If the 357 ever gits a bit more mainstream I'll warm up to it a little more.

 

[moderatetennessean]

Glocks are more versatile, and can easily handle add-ons right? Like being able to accommodate flashlight on the rail under the barrel, or laser and what not. The Beretta can't easily fit them, right?

 

[QKShooter]

Nothing against Beretta

In this case (were I you) ~ I would grab the GLOCKER.

 

['75scout]

If the Beretta has a rail under the barrel then it can easily accept a light/laser. But all 3rd generation GLOCKs, except subcompacts have a rail.

 

[earthworm]

Check out the Glock 32 before you buy the 31.
I bought mine used with a factory .40S&W barrel & I later bought a Lone Wolf 9mm barrel.
All 3 drop in,feed like champs & are incredibly accurate.
I assume you could do the same with the 31;
I just like the smaller frame.

 

[frankmako]

Both guns are good.
frankmako

 

[moderatetennessean]

I like the full fram weapons. In Tennessee, you can carry any handgun of any caliber and size with a permit.

 

[merlin45k]

Beretta came out with the PX4 in 40 or 9mm. I also own a 96 and it shoots quite well.merlin45kout

 

[rocky]

get what points natually to you better, or feels the best in your hand. A few Glock mdels were having rail/light issues with reliability. Might want to read up on that before making a decision too.