Texas Marksmen

After my article on why we shouldn't listen to the guntubers about selling out Glocks for the new shiny things on the market, I got a few questions about whether there were some handguns that I regret buying. That answer is, of course, a resounding yes. There is even a Glock on this list. 1. Masterpiece Arms Defender M11-9 . I remember this one specifically. I was at a gun show, saw one for way cheaper than an old school Ingram could be had for, and decided that buying one would be a good investment because surely they would be banned at some point and I would quadruple my money. The problem with this gun is that it wants to be a machine gun so badly (a job that the full auto versions never did very well themselves due to an uncontrollable rate of fire) and, as a semi-automatic pistol, it is bulky, difficult to conceal, tough to aim, and just unwieldy in general. As a range toy it's neat for a few trips but the novelty soon wears off. The gun is surprisingly accurate. It'...

I have honestly never been into the whole "guntuber" thing. I don't consider 3 of 7 Project or Warrior Poet Society to be "gun tubers" because those channels get into so much more than just the guns and really peel back some important layers. I am talking more about the channels that are more inclined to make videos like "Five Guns That Are Better Than Glock" or "Five Reasons Your Glock Is Obsolete" or something else along those lines. It doesn't even have to be about Glock. It can be about virtually any gun, but the most trashed gun as of recent is Glock. I suppose I can understand why: they are not pretty, shiny, or sleek and - in a world where people are entertained by people who can't sing on TikTok and no-talent bimbos on OnlyFans - I can understand why there are some who believe the Glock is showing its age. Well, here are my five reasons why you shouldn't listen to the guntubers and should keep your Glock: 1. Glock Remain...