I have never shot a ported Glock. However, I owned a Springfield V-10 and hated shooting it. It was EXTREMELY loud. I also don't like shooting ported rifles (same reason).
Thoughts on Porting
I just wanted to get some fellow thoughts on getting a gun "Ported". Honestly for us Glock Owners, does this really seem like something that should be considered? I’ve been a Glock Owner for almost 2 years (sadly I’ve NEVER shot it!) and I’m looking forward to getting gin some range time this year. Now that I’m married and a home owner looks like I will be around for a while.
Judging by the article here “Porting” the gun seems to help with “rise” that the Glocks are evidently known for (I did not know this). Do any of you have your Glock or Pistol ported”
http://www.apwcogan.com/porting.htm
Judging by the article here “Porting” the gun seems to help with “rise” that the Glocks are evidently known for (I did not know this). Do any of you have your Glock or Pistol ported”
http://www.apwcogan.com/porting.htm
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Yeah, but if muzzle flash "blinds" you in the dark, where does that leave you? Or, if from a "retention" position, the gases burn your face and eyes, how can you put rounds on target?
What super bullet you shooting? :gun2:
I may control where the bullet impacts, but I have no control over what it impacts and how it performs.
I may control where the bullet impacts, but I have no control over what it impacts and how it performs.
That muzzle flash wasn't too bad!
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