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Well, I have alot more experience with deer rifles and all the
ones I had as a kid and the one of my dad's that he let me
use on occasion, all had a lever that when it was pushed
over into safety mode the trigger was blocked.

I guess this is what is meant by classic safety.

I know on revolvers it's best to have an empty
chamber up top. Then, it rolls one over when you
cock it and then it's ready to fire.

On a Glock, couldn't you just not throw one
in the chamber?

mmmm, the plot thickens...some of the guys in the posts above were saying it does have a safety.

But, as some always say, the best safety is between one's ears, so I'd have to really
study all the downsides of owning a Glock before making the decision to get one.

Thanks for the tips.

Great, thanks for the feed back. I've been reading up on Glocks
and all I'm seeing so far is good comments from guys using these
and everybody seems to be saying these are very reliable.

So, maybe I'll get one of these in addition to a revolver.
May as well have both...

OK, so I was reading up a little on
Glocks and am wanting to know more.

First off, is it true these guys don't have a safety?
And, what different caliburs are Glocks available in?

I've always leaned towards revolvers ever since
I heard 'ol G Gordon Libby says they cannot jam
like non-revolvers can