My advice would be to find a range that rents handguns. Try as many as you can and find what works for you. There is nothing wrong with the two Glock models you listed. Glocks are fine guns, but they're not for everyone.the279 said:Well ... never I have a gun before
I'm a new on this business
Thank you I will follow your advice. About your comment for easy carried openly or conceled. is illegal carry a G 21 or G 22 ? or is only for the Size?If you're still interested in Glocks after firing a few I would look at the "subcompact" line (G19 or G23). These models are very manageable and can be carried openly or concealed easily.
Sure it's legal to carry either (assuming you have a GWL/GFL). In my opinion the G21 & G22 are a little large for daily carry, especially if you plan to carry concealed.the279 said:Thank you I will follow your advice. About your comment for easy carried openly or conceled. is illegal carry a G 21 or G 22 ? or is only for the Size?If you're still interested in Glocks after firing a few I would look at the "subcompact" line (G19 or G23). These models are very manageable and can be carried openly or concealed easily.
Thanks
Absolutly my wife agree with your advice , we will go to some rangeMy advice would be to find a range that rents handguns. Try as many as you can and find what works for you. There is nothing wrong with the two Glock models you listed. Glocks are fine guns, but they're not for everyone.
I would not suggest a Glock as the first weapon or any other weapon of it's type that has no safety or de-cocker.the279 said:Thank you Gun Toter for your advice
well I'm ready for stop for a some range
for test both handgun a soon.
I'm a new in that kind a business, and
that will be my first gun in my life.
After that we will take a choice.
Thank you
"Old guy to old guy" :wink: , Sig's, modern S&W da/sa autos, 1911's & the like. Rent some and see what feels good to you. Find training now so you can find a trainer you feel comfortable with. Tell us your area and I bet someone knows someone who will be glad to help you. Bet you can even find and 'old guy'. My preference also. :lol:the279 said:Thank you very much for your advice
again , can you recommend some kind
especific gun for a beginner old guy?
I like a Pistols no revolver but I can
change a mind for safety.
We are looking for a some trainning
around our area too.
Thanks