SIG 2025 translation: Self inflicted gunshot.
Siggers. I’m Dead🤣
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SIG 2025 translation: Self inflicted gunshot.
Ching, Chong, Chang. Kain’t understand you. Go back to yurr country. Glock power.
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I'm sure you recognize it, but for those who don't: The first pic (BW) where the sign says "SIGGERS Keep Moving" actually was "A.I'ed." It said something different, initially. Substitute one letter and you'll get it. Additionally, the "Glock" logo on the bottom covers something else. Perhaps a certain "color..."
Just here to say that m&p is better than glock.
fight me....
sigger.
Edit....
I also day dream of returning to glock some day.
but then i remember my m&p has been more reliable is harsh conditions....
but then I have that dream again.
fight me....
sigger.
Edit....
I also day dream of returning to glock some day.
but then i remember my m&p has been more reliable is harsh conditions....
but then I have that dream again.
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The M&P 2.0 is a very nice Glock clone, some things improved and some not
If you can't handle the Glock grip angle, the M&P is an excellent second choice
i used to use them and shot them well... took a break from shooting, started back on m&ps and then shot my glocks like crap.
Jesus. Thank God, Chappell didn’t have to explain every jokeI'm sure you recognize it, but for those who don't: The first pic (BW) where the sign says "SIGGERS Keep Moving" actually was "A.I'ed." It said something different, initially. Substitute one letter and you'll get it. Additionally, the "Glock" logo on the bottom covers something else. Perhaps a certain "color..."
Jesus. Thank God, Chappelle (FIFY)didn’t have to explain every joke
Chapelle's primary audience would not need the explanations. They already know. It's the peripheral audiences that need it.
Akshually….. But I’m sure you knew this.I'm sure you recognize it, but for those who don't: The first pic (BW) where the sign says "SIGGERS Keep Moving" actually was "A.I'ed." It said something different, initially. Substitute one letter and you'll get it. Additionally, the "Glock" logo on the bottom covers something else. Perhaps a certain "color..."
Also, notice no gun in the woman hand in the original.
Picture on Display in the Ellis Island
dspace.njstatelib.org
Well, at least I got the "color" part of it right...
And, although the target may have been the Japanese in this case, I wonder where the original concept of similar signs came from? I'm sure you're familiar with the famous billboard signs in the South that said "N*****, don't let the sun set on your ass n this county!" Or, this one...And, since the webpage indicated that the sign was created in the early 1920s, I have to question it as I'm not sure that we (the US Citizenry) were having a lot of difficulties with the Japanese until Pearl Harbor. The Govt and Military, perhaps, but I don't think it reached the citizenry until after Pearl Harbor. There weren't even internment camps until the early 40's after Pearl.Like I said, "A.I."
I'm sure you recognize it, but for those who don't: The first pic (BW) where the sign says "SIGGERS Keep Moving" actually was "A.I'ed." It said something different, initially. Substitute one letter and you'll get it. Additionally, the "Glock" logo on the bottom covers something else. Perhaps a certain "color..."
Wait, where’s CZ belong? Asking for a friend.
I’ve always enjoyed the feel of a Walther.
I seriously doubt that. Not to the extent of "everyday use," at least. And, the pic could have been "A.I.'ed" much more recently than 1978.
I agree. The Glock design is getting old.
The VP9 and the M&P9c are two examples of taking a concept and improving it.
How so? Glock is Perfection.
There has never been a better pistol design, and there never will be.
500 years from now we will still be “rock out with your Glock out.”
"Horses! We can't afford to lose no horses you dummy! Send over a couple of siggers."
Isn’t that the same thing some people say, albeit with different words, about the 1911?
They are on Gen 5. Was the 1, 2, 3, or 4 not perfect enough?
Don't think I'm a hater, I actually own a couple Glocks. I just don't get the reason for falling in love with one.
The issue is that they have been behind forever. The only thing that makes them great is they are simple and popular. At one time they were cheap but that's changed.
Flashlight rail? Gen3, after HK
Front cocking serrations? Gen 5, after almost everyone else had them.
Slide release that sucks? Rack the slide to load the chamber.
Accuracy? Meh. They were "combat accurate" until the Gen 5 came along.
Modularity has become a thing that they will eventually have to catch up on.
Sig was really making strides until they fumbled the ball on this issue.
The 1911 is a timeless design. In 2225 people will fire 1911’s at one another from their anti-gravity deluxe apartments in the sky.
I'm sure you recognize it, but for those who don't: The first pic (BW) where the sign says "SIGGERS Keep Moving" actually was "A.I'ed." It said something different, initially. Substitute one letter and you'll get it. Additionally, the "Glock" logo on the bottom covers something else. Perhaps a certain "color..."
saggers?
I don't understand what people could hate about fired clay.
Or, More correctly, "The Sheriff is a Si..." <GONG>
Technically the speech wasn't gonged, only the 49'er on the roof.
Unless you watched the Mormon cut but that was a really short version.
Either way ... son, you're on your own.
I *think* George bought a revolver to protect his deluxe apartment in the sky.
Actually, not that much, perhaps. You see, SAGGIN is backwards for how the "Amish" actually use the term to refer to themselves. That, and the "***GUH" suffix as well. But when you hear the Amish refer to the "Hard R" suffix, that's the one that causes issues/consternation.
I have a Glock, and just bought a P229. Don’t love the Glock, but I think part of its success is that most men don’t really like change in large areas of their life. Most men aren’t into fashion, as in the next new shiny object.
Yeah, there’s a VOCAL subsection of dudes that upgrade to the newest phone or car or smart home gadget etc immediately when it releases, but most men just want a company to made the same product they always did until the end of time.
Case in point. Many men want a company to never stop making their favorite:
Lots of fun gun stuff is futzy. My Glock, at least, isn’t.
But I think I’m going to enjoy the P229 more (if I don’t have any problems!). Just bought it, haven’t shot it yet…hopefully it’s not like that crazy shitballs girlfriend who is awesome in the sack but leaves you penniless in the gutter…
Yeah, there’s a VOCAL subsection of dudes that upgrade to the newest phone or car or smart home gadget etc immediately when it releases, but most men just want a company to made the same product they always did until the end of time.
Case in point. Many men want a company to never stop making their favorite:
- Shoes/boots/slippers
- Eyeglasses
- T-shirts
- Underwear
- Beer
- Circular saw
- Deodorant/soap
- Hair care stuff (if you still have hair!)
- Suits
- Pens
- Ammo
- Rifles
- Pistols
- Etc
Lots of fun gun stuff is futzy. My Glock, at least, isn’t.
But I think I’m going to enjoy the P229 more (if I don’t have any problems!). Just bought it, haven’t shot it yet…hopefully it’s not like that crazy shitballs girlfriend who is awesome in the sack but leaves you penniless in the gutter…
