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Glock is not the company they once were. Brand new guns out of the box fail to work. Company sends the wrong parts and dealers sell them but will tell you they don't like them. You don't find all this out until you make the mistake of buying one. I lost hundreds on this and will never buy or trust someone's life to one of these. When Gaston Glock died so did their company apparently.
The Glock 6 impresses with its accuracy straight out of the box. Many users report that it functions flawlessly, with minimal jams or misfires, making it a dependable choice for both range shooting and self-defense.
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