Consummate wrote:I definitely like my 34 more than my 17, or 19.
Me too, sort of. Meaning that I used to own a 17, 19, and about 6 other models from gen 1 through gen 3 over 2 decades, and the last an only glock I have and plan to keep is my gen 3 glock 34. I never could shoot well with the other models (shorter bbls especially) due to grip config angle and weight distribution. For some reason the 34 (although grip still rubs my thumb knuckle oddly) I can shoot well, both accurately and consitently.
That said, I never had a technical issue of any kind with any glock over the 2 plus decades, but couldn't get comfortable with any of them until the 34. It's the only one I'll probably ever have (and keep) from here forward.
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