Every gun owner has their own opinion about which gun is best. Some believe a Glock is the way to go while others prefer a different type of handgun.
In the end, there is no right answer. It all comes down to your personal preference and the firearm you're most comfortable with.
That said, there are a lot of reasons why the Glock might be a wise investment. There's a reason it's a favorite among law enforcement and many others.
Is the Glock the Ultimate Self-Defense and Survival Weapon?
It is crucial to choose the best gun for home defense. However for the new prepper or survivalist, so many factors need to be considered. With a plethora of choices, where does one begin the selection process?
There are handguns, long guns, pistols, revolvers, shotguns and rifles. There are also many ammunition types and calibers to choose from. Storage will also be factored in because the gun needs to be easily accessible to the owner, but at the same time away from children's reach and hidden from intruders.
- Aluminum water bottle.
- Printed with Glock Perfection Logo on both sides.
- The water bottle holds 28 ounces of water.
With all these choices and variables to consider, choosing a handgun can be a daunting task.
No one can make this decision for you, but we can give you the information you need to make an informed decision.
So here are some reasons to consider choosing a Glock as your primary survival weapon.
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Why are Glocks Best and which Model should you Get
Fernando
Thank you for the excellent website and videos. I find your
information more useful and realistic than any survival sites out
there.
You and others have convinced me about glocks. Maybe you could
recommend
Model no/ details for personal defense.
I would also be intrerested in comparison of US states to relocate.
Thanks for all your excellent work
Manny
Own several guns but master one: The Glock 17
Why are Glocks Best and which Model should you Get
By TheModernSurvivalist
Hi Manny!
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Regarding your question about American States, I will write a post about that but I did cover it to some extent in my book “Bugging Out and Relocating”. I go through some of the USA States I like the most, explain why and include charts ranking some of the most important categories. Throughout the book I explain the methodology and criteria to be used to relocate anywhere, within USA or abroad.
Regarding your first question…
As a Licensed Firearms Collector and firearms instructor telling people to own just one gun may sound crazy but if you keep reading you’ll see I have some valid points. Before continuing I’d like to lay down some ground rules. I’m not talking here about collecting firearms. For gun collectors the sky is the limit. Gun collectors can have literally hundreds of guns and still be honestly sure they are still missing a few. Something similar will happen for people that want to hunt different kind of animals and simply can’t do it all with one gun. While a 22LR works well for a great variety of small game animals, it is not suited for hog hunting and the same goes the other way around: You can kill pretty much anything that walks on planet Earth with a 458 Win. Mag. rifle but you can’t go bird hunting with the thing.
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The truth is that it is not easy to narrow the choice down to just one option because there is no such thing as the perfect handgun. Just because one person considers the Glock the ultimate weapon, doesn't mean that it is.
One person may have very different needs in a firearm compared to another person.
The situation can also vary. You cannot and should not completely rely on somebody's advice, even if it comes from an expert. People have individual tastes and preferences when it comes to what gun they are comfortable with. Some may prefer a light and small firearm while another might go for a long and powerful one.
With so many guns to choose from, it all comes down to which type you like. But no matter what, you need one that can stop the invaders and is practical and easy to maintain.
- Glock Logo On Front
- Glock In Silver On Sleeve
- 100 Percent Preshrunk Cotton
Whether you go with the Glock or some other firearm, the key is to learn all about whatever gun you choose and become familiar with it, like it is an extension of your body so that when you need to use it, you won’t need to put so much effort.