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I don't own a Glock, and am not partularly fond of them. But these sort of test are important even if they seem on the surface to be a bit silly.
The most important things to me in a hand gun are.

• Reliabilty. Carrying is rough on a gun. The gun takes the same beating our bodys get, and is exposed to lots of dirt and contaminants.

• One that will not hurt me by going bang from rough handling of being worn, or blow up in my face when I fire it.

Anything else is secondary.