Plus, there is something to be said for function over form, especially in the world of firearms. This is not meant to be a slam…I loved that car. Glocks, to me at least, are like Chevy Impalas - not really ornate or flashy, but they work. Flashy and showy it wasn’t, but it always got me where I was going. I owned one of those, a 1964 model, when I was in high school a million years ago. In another article I wrote about Glock pistols, I compared them to the Chevrolet Impala. Before we get too far into this, let’s look at Glock guns in general. It’s important to remember that the Gen 3 Glock 20 is still available new from gun dealers. So, I have what is in reality a brand-new Gen 3 Glock 20 to review - it’s just “used” technically. Another interesting note - Duane said the former owner told him the gun had never been shot. So, this is why I’m writing about a Gen 3 10mm…it was there and just waiting to be featured here. Being the generous sort, he said no problem. I thought the more 10mm articles, the better. Since I’d written about a Colt Delta Elite 10mm that was loaned to me by another good friend, Marty, I asked Duane if he minded if I took it and shot it, both with my camera and at my backyard range. He’s had a used Glock Gen 3 Glock 20 10mm in his case for a while. My buddy Duane has loaned me used pistols to write about from time to time - he’s one of the good guys. If you’ve read many of my articles, you’ll know that I frequent a very good friend’s gun shop.
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