THIS Is The Gun Most Returned By Gun Panic Buyers!
THIS Is The Gun Most Returned By Gun Panic Buyers!
There were MILLIONS of first time gun buyers last year, and many of them regret their decision. So what gun is returned more than all the others?
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Don’t you just love Maggie
My first gun was a 38 super 1911. I love the caliber and model but eventually got another in 22lr. 38 super is just too expensive and hard to find for consistent training.
I carried a Glock 22 as my primary side arm as a law enforcement officer for 25 years and I have shot thousands of rounds through it without a single malfunction. Off duty, I carry a Glock 19, which I’ve also shot thousand of rounds and I have never had a malfunction. I carry them fully loaded with one in the chamber. The safety on all firearms is the human brain.
It’s too bad they didn’t realize it before they bought them. They’ll take a beating on the trade. But at least if they trade for something they like and are comfortable with they might carry it instead of keeping it in the box under the bed. Gotta give them an atta boy for trying.
But first, ask one of your buddies to put a NY trigger spring in it. Most people that get Glocks know how to swap out parts. They could change your spring in 5 minutes for just a few dollars. That mod alone might make you feel more comfortable with the gun.
Yep Glock are crap. You need a firearm with two or three safeties, maybe more. And alway keep them locked in a vault so they don’t go off on their own. And make sure you get a Blackhawk Serpa, that lever will keep your finger off the trigger…
The problem with a lot of ranges is that they don’t let you practice self defense scenarios or rapid fire or drawing and shooting.
Honestly I’m not a very big fan of Glocks I don’t have one and I don’t ever plan on getting one I don’t have anything against em I just don’t have an interest in em
If someone wants a safety give them a pack of tampons. They probably drive like a beta as well. So this is a safety video……talk through all the points of why to own a glock. Like available parts ,warranty. Shit hits the fan you will come across a glock more likely than another handgun. Plenty at a police station
I hate glocks because I’m plagued with these tiny Donald Trump hands and don’t like gripping bricks.
Oddly enough, a desert eagle is more comfortable in my hand than any glock I’ve ever held…
Best thing I’ve ever heard… its hilarious. Glock smock. I love it.
An external safety will slow you down just enough to prevent an unjustified shooting or get you killed.
My dad’s first gun was a 1911 but he didn’t understand how to operate it. So he got a Ruger LCR in 38 special he didn’t take into consideration the trigger weight and recoil since the guns so light. It’s important new shooters try a gun and do research to avoid wasting time and money.
Name recognition seems to be overated
I’m a double action to single action kinda guy. Makes me feel more comfortable.
I wouldn’t have never thought it would be a Glock!
I literally just got diarrhea from watching this video.
Unless your going to just throw it in your purse without a holster its pretty safe to have a glock
why didnt the seller address the safety to the first time gun buyer???? seems like part of your job.
LA PEOR FORMA DE PORTAL UN ARMA ES ESA. PERO ESO ES PROBLEMA DE ELLA.🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
It is such a mindset, ill look down my barrel to see the bullet head and not be afraid anymore, its probably not wise but i know the thing is not gonna just go off until I manipulate something. I had the debate with a guy about how its not an accidental discharge, its a negligent discharge. Being it neglected handling, clearing etc. damn he was completely convinced that he had seen a gun just " go off" i have a hard time believing it.
Carried a Glock 17, and Taurus G2C. Liked both, but the G2C is a lot easier to conceal.
Seeing this is the most returned reason, do you not tell people Glock doesn’t have an external safety ? You are the safety and follow firearm rules at all times no matter what you are holding
Glocks are great if you like to tinker but if you want something that shots well out of the box, step away from Glocks. I have several and all are so modified that hey shouldn’t be call glock any more. For what they are out of box, they should cost about $350…. $125 for the slide, $75 for the barrel and the rest for the stamped/injection molded parts, a little assembly plus profit.
If you have a glock already, put a Timney trigger in it. I’ve moded many glocks and this is the single best ‘bolt on’ mod bar none.
So many people come into the gun shop thinking they should get a revolver thinking shooting is just point and pull trigger. “My wife needs a .38 snub nose because you just pull the trigger” yeah the 15lb trigger pull is gonna help dude.
If people watched 2 10 minute YouTube videos on how to operate their chosen gun and how to shoot it they would be 100% better off than their Hollywood-inspired intuition.
My opinion. Glocks are fine…not my personal favorite. I think of them as more a jack of all trades, master of none gun…but maybe that is their superpower. Haters…remember what they say about opinions 🙂
Big surprise there.. I’m a thumb safety type of guy.. but my story is of a sheriff in S.C. as I told him, I prefer one, (safety) as it gets rid of this “oops factor “ his response was “Do you know how many Glock accidents I have been called too with an accidental discharge ”? .. I bet all these first owners want a 45 model with a 19round mag too? ..Even if the pistol has one, you don’t have to use it: but it’s better than an “oops, I just shot my self in the leg unholstering it” Don’t get me wrong, I had a G26, excellent shooting pistol, extremely accurate, I just wouldn’t use it as my everyday carry!
As a first-time gun owner I purchased a Sig Sauer in 40 cal and not having external safety never really concern me it just feels more solid well-built then a Glock
This is not a Glock issue, almost every polymer striker fired gun are like that.
There are many alternatives to Glock but why? I’d rather have something with a very proven track record than something new with some minor enhancements that don’t really make much a difference. I’ve owned FN, Sig, HK, beretta, S&W and the one that has always stayed in the stable has been the G17. It does exactly what I need it to do, it’s priced fair and there are accessories for them everywhere.
This lady scares me
I can’t take anyone wearing a hat like that seriously.
External safety doesn’t bug me much. Tho first time I bought my Glock, I was hesitated by its lack of safety level. I guess some people had kids at home, they need their weapon to have some sort of safety level in case.
I love glock. Glock is an advantage gun. Glock over all! 🤑
Maybe the seller should explain that from the beginning if it’s an issue… duh…
So basically people buy a great gun and then trade it for a piece of junk
Meh.
Now is this time to buy!
If you’re relying on a manual saftey to be safe, you need more training. I love shooting 1911s, they have two built in safeties, but i still handle them like they don’t have any, just because it’s a good habit to have.
One would think that the most common firearm returned would be the one that a man picked out or recommended for his lady friend or wife. Men often pick a weapon that is too hard to operate or too powerful. You have to admit that the slide on semi-autos is often a problem for many small framed or elderly women and the recoil of any firearm is more than some small framed or elderly women can handle as well. I have seen it at gun stores and at the range. My wife is 5’1" and weighs 110 lbs. and the slide on every semi I have owned, other than a .22, is just a problem for her to operate. (BTW, other than .22s, I have gotten rid of all my semi autos in order to replace them with revolvers) Before purchasing or recommending any firearm for anyone, find that particular weapon (often at a range) and let them try it out first. If the slide or the recoil is more than they are comfortable with, pass on it. My wife’s favorite handgun is an older model S&W Model 10 in a .38 cal. It fits her hands well and the recoil is manageable…and she’s deadly accurate with it. You have to realize that just the display of a firearm will make any criminal turn tail and run, so even a .22 is better than nothing.
A glock’s safety is keeping your booger hook off the boom stick. Or ride without one in the chamber
I am usually in camp Glock or bust, but for totally green gun owners I think maybe not. Sure, can an external safety cause more problems than it solves? Yeah, but I think for a gun that sits in a purse or holster it’s entire life a safety might serve more good than bad if the owner Isn’t going to train.
Relize most panic gun buyers in the last year are NOT on our side.
New gun buyer or not, if you think and external manual safety on a gun makes it inherently “more safe” you should never touch or carry a gun as you’re a buffoon and most likely a danger to yourself and everyone around you.
Awesome holster I’d get black leather if I was that cool
Very good video thank you. Glock has always been number one in my household and I’ve had a many over the years. I would like to know what that monkey poster says in the background 🙂
OMG, Glocks do have a safety.
Glocks are one of the safest guns because the Safety is on the trigger.
External safety is not the trigger.
The safety is….finger off the trigger
Very Interesting
The safety is in the beholder, don’t blame the gun