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My first purchase.
My first purchase.
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Glock won’t need much maintenance, just a good clean once in a while. Tons of videos on how to do it. Get yourself some lube and solvent with a nice brush and some pads and you’re set with that.
Otherwise get comfortable with field stripping it and do some dry firing at home. It’s underestimated how much dry firing will improve your performance.
Then just get yourself some ammo and go shooting!!! A lot!!
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Can’t go wrong with Glock. Be safe
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Like, ever? You never bought an ice cream cone as a kid or a ticket to a movie? You never bought a nice dinner for a beautiful woman? You never paid for someone to teach you a new skill, just to see if you’d enjoy it?
You’ve got a whole wide world of possibilities ahead of you bud! Keep exploring!
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Gen 3. What are some pointers that you can give for maintenance, better shooting, and overall knowledge to level up my firearms wisdom. I want an AR-15 next
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Another new gun post with 0 / 10 toes. Does no one respect the old gods anymore?
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Great choice.
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Solid choice. My only Glock now is a G23.3.
Get new sights immediately, find a good holster, and run it like hell.
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Great choice. But why Gen 3?
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Just know where the booger hook is when you holster it. Seen a lot of people put a burn line down their leg…
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Right on man!
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One of the best choices you could’ve made
G19c is the only better choice imo 🙂
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Welcome
