Yeah.... maybe you should give him the links. :D

I was just trying to say most of the Brazilian Steriotypes Conservative Americans believe. Also, i forgot, all our beautiful women are hookers and strippers too.

Well here's where you can read free manga

http://www.onemanga.com/


http://www.youranimenow.com/anime-episodes.html there's a lot of anime you can stream watch here

I disagree. Pretty much any expensive European pistol Ive used is of top notch quality. But thats only the expensive ones like Glock, Sig and HK. But your right. Older model guns are a lot crappier than they where when they first came out.

Glocks aren't that expensive anymore

Glocks cost gatson 52 dollars to make.

It's Gaston.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...uff/Gatson.jpg

I like Glocks. :(

And my sister watched Beauty and the Beast a million times when I was a kid, so I still remember that bastards name...

And he probably meant Gaston but his broken keyboard messed up.

That is freaking epic.

Not a glock fan here, the grip is poorly desighned, trigger not so good, cheap barrels tha need replacing, etc.

If I want a polymer framed striker gun, Id get a AS p99

I agree that a P99 is probably better, but Glocks are tolerable, cheaper priced, and easier to find. I'd want a pre 2004 Walther P99 or a 2nd Gen Glock 17, so it'd be a bit harder to satisfy my search for either gun.

Police Departments could just get Smith & Wesson pistols. They are better than both.

They are generally a lot heavier with the slide mounted safety/decocker, and the point in getting something like a Walther P99 or a Glock 17 is that they have the same firepower without the controls or weight.

The XD is something to behold. Looks like a Glock, but feels just so comfortable in your hands,

I like the p99 due to it being able to fire in true single action.

About thirty years ago I worked for Barkers, and we sold a lot of RGIs in both .22 and .38. They were very inexpensive, and cheap firearms. We used to joke that RGI stood for Rotten Gun Incorporated.

Later, when I went to work for Pinkertons for a short time, I was horrified to see that they issued RGI .38s to the supervisors. A revolver that had it's barrel, and cylinder chambers sleeved really disturbed me, and I would definitely not want to fire it.

David.

Pinkertons still exist? Damm!

I haven't worked for them since 1980, and that was only for a short while, but yes, they are still around. http://www.securitas.com/pinkerton/en/

David.