Difference in Kimber II's versus pre-series II?

[cobb]

Glocks blow up?

Blow ups are rarely caused because of the gun itself. Most are due to hack gunsmith jobs, and ammo.

And I just posted on another thread about all of the Glock armorers that are out there.

And of course other models of firearms that have issues are because they are,,,,well bad. It is purely their design that causes them to fail, but when a Glock fails, it is because of -

hack gunsmith jobs

[EJSG19]

The SO authorized an order to be put in for a Kimber TLE II in black. Basically a Custom II with front strap checkering and night sights. Internal extractor and all that jazz. She sits down and says, "well what about night sights? I think I want those." I say, "uh, ok, no problem."

3-4 months is the stated turnaround time, so we'll see.

[justaguy]

Glocks blow up?

Blow ups are rarely caused because of the gun itself. Most are due to hack gunsmith jobs, and ammo.

And I just posted on another thread about all of the Glock armorers that are out there.

And of course other models of firearms that have issues are because they are,,,,well bad. It is purely their design that causes them to fail, but when a Glock fails, it is because of -

hack gunsmith jobs

You are drifting this thread

Lets say some clown tries to assemble an AR. Lets say this guy is clueless. You know the type of guy that has a nose hair mustache. If this guy somehow with some help gets this AR put together with a pipe wrench and masking tape. If that gun blows up is it the design or a hack assembly/gunsmith job?

The reason there are so many Glock armorers out there is because the design is so genius yet simple that most if not all repairs can be done with little to no tools, and parts can be taken from another pistol. With no altercation or hand fitting. That and the fact that the Glock is the future and not the past.

Now back on topic.