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AndyC wrote:

austinrealtor wrote:With my S&W M&P45 I can shoot the wings off a gnat at 500 yards ... one handed ... and I'm not even Chuck Norris

The trick is to specify which gnat

The one on the left...

G26ster wrote:No, if it was a 1911, the rail never would have broken. However, it would have been back to the factory or gunsmith several times to "tweak the extractor," replace the slide stop, replace the grip safety with a beavertail to stop it from biting you, re-stake or reglue the plunger tube, and polish the feedramp to feed hollowpoints. But never for a broken rail. I love my Glocks and 1911's, but everything breaks at some point.

Yup! But you gotta admit it was funny.

I don't believe this happened. This was a mighty and invincible Glock! They never break. They never jam. They run even when they've been immersed in frozen mud and stored in a rotting camel's corpse. You can throw them out of airplanes and shoot them with a .50 BMG and it won't even scratch the finish. No, this was a cheap knockoff like those fake Rolex watches.... ...or like a 1911.

A real Glock would have never broken.

I'm sorry. Was that a little over the top?