Glock vs. Berretta

[hollowpoint45]

i have a 34 and it is one of the most durable and accurate there is. just look what savigney can do with one. take it easy, mark

[Ron J]

Yeah, get a Sig.

Get a SIG P220. 

[Pathfinder]

Yeah, get a Sig.

Get a SIG P220. 

That's what I did.

Glocks tend to have grips too big for my hands. P220 fits very nicely thank you, and the P229 fits even nicer, though I don't have one.

[twyacht]

Love my M+P!!! ,

Damn,.... wrong forum again,....Sorry

It's always the "quiet ones"

[midasnlv]

I decided to rent a G34 at the local shooting range (in Vegas it's a huge industry renting full-autos and pistols). I have shot Berrettas  since Basic in 1998 and got to admit the Glock surprised me. It was a bit blockkish and the sights took some getting used to, but the proof was down range. My Berretta has about 20000 rounds through it, with the exeception of the updated spring about 5000 rounds ago hasn't disappointed me yet. When I told the sales guy my expectations he said to check out Lone Wolf and I would need several different upgrades to "stay competitive". When I think about all the abuse my M9 sucks up and still lets my bring home some awards,I think I will stay with my Berretta a little longer. Thanks for the input though.

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[mnshooter]

It really depends on what you want to do with it.  For carry, you'll likely want the smaller lighter choices: Glock 26/27 or 19/23 size. The 34 will seem awfully big compared to those two, but for fun put a 34 next to a Commander .45; it might surprise you.
I really like the S&W M&P45, but put it next to the G30, expecially one with a grip reduction -the thing Glock should have done instead of the anemic SF effort, and the G30 starts looking pretty good too.  I like to play shooting games as well, but real world carry will do a lot to influence your choices.  If I could only keep one Glock, it would... who am I kidding; I'd have to have more than one, if only to keep my PM9 or 340PD or CCO from being lonely.

[Bulldog39]

I bought a Beretta 92F back in 1987. I put over 10K rounds through it the first year (range master would only allow us to check out 1K of any caliber per month). After I got out of the service I have put maybe 20K more rounds though it, runs just as good today as it did the day I got it.