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O.K. everybody, we are out to settle one of the biggest disputes of the past decade. Who has the better firearm? Glock or XD? Sig or HK? Owner's of these fine firearms are constantly at odds with each other over who has the better gun. So we have decided that it is time to settle the question that has plagued the shooting world. It is the first annual Glock vs. XD and Sig vs. HK Shiloh Shootout! Come on by JULY 5th and show your support for your favorite firearm and shoot a scenario for time and accuracy. At the end of the night we will total all scores and post the winning team. All winners names will be on a banner to be displayed all year! Not only that but there will be food cookin' on the grill ALL DAY LONG! Show your pride and support your gun! Call for any more info, 281-444-8930.

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alan you gonna make the drive down?

The anticipation is building boys! Come on out and support your firearms! So far the Glock guys seem to be extremely confident for victory, are the XD guys going to answer the call?

I recently bought an XD SC. I let the guy at the gun store talk me out of a glock into the XD. I think the XD was more comfortable to hold than the Glock. However, I am now looking at trading it for a glock because the XD is much more bulky. It is heavier and wider, thus more difficult to conceal.

Come on by, we have both GLock and Springfield to try out and purchase! Come on out and do some shootinn' with us!
Jeff

Just make sure to steer clear of those nasty Sigs. :)

I am now looking at trading it for a glock because the XD is much more bulky. It is heavier and wider, thus more difficult to conceal.

You may want to include the S&W M&P series autos in your winnowing process. They're very fine guns with slim profiles and 3 sets of backstraps to adapt to any hand size. I find them very comfortable to shoot, and very reliable.

I am now looking at trading it for a glock because the XD is much more bulky. It is heavier and wider, thus more difficult to conceal.

Another note on S&W M&P autos:

I like the trigger pull on these better than the Glock. However, the actions on some new guns seem to be much smoother than others. Some folks with more experience with them than I have advise that they smooth out nicely after breakin. If you like them, you might want to try several examples and pick the one with the best pull out of the box.

The M&P is a nice firearm. You can feel free to try out one of ours also if you would like. Take the Pepsi challenge with all 3 and see what works best for you! And don't be steer clear of the Sig's contrary to what some may say! Remember, higher price only hurts once!