That’s a good question. I’ve seen a couple of reviews here and there that talk about shooting a box of HP without issues but have seen a lot more that show people having issues with HPs.
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This year I’ve fired several 100 rounds of HST through two different PCCs and seen far too many malfunctions, better off with a baseball bat.
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I’m not sure id care for a Glock rifle. What makes glock pistols so great is they have an amazing track record for reliability and they don’t change the gun much each gen. A new glock rifle is not going to have the track record behind it, BUT everyone complains that glock doesn’t innovate enough. I just don’t think they have a lot to change in their gun other than the cheap plastic sights.
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I agree that Glock’s reliability is its main selling point. Which is why a a Glock PCC built with the same simplicity and reliability would be such a big seller.
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I think most pistols are reliable now a days. The draw becomes the aftermarket. I imagine a crazy modular innovative new age rifle. I’m sure it will work just fine and probably geared towards LEO’s
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True, flocks have some less talked abou perks. I like how their striker system works compared to other guns (they are not the same).
I also like that the glock slide can be completely taken apart without a vice unlike some other guns.
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What if the Glock’s slide has a VICE, can it still be taken down with a VISE?
TWO, TOO and TO ---- it is so confusing…
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I have no idea what you’re asking.
M&P requires the rear sights to be removed in order to remove the safety plunger and extractor from the slide. To remove the sights, you should use a vice.
Glock does not. You can easily remove all parts from a Glock slide with a punch. Is that a deal breaker for other guns? No. But it’s a perk of glock to me.
I like the idea of easy disassembly if I ever want to do a deep clean.
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I do find that annoying. Having to remove the sight to do a trigger swap/work is annoying, especially with how insanely tight all of my S&W sights have been fit from the factory. When I finally get them off, filing is done to put them back in (and aftermarket night sights are also filed). Yet to have any move at all after installed. I mean, they have a dang set screw too, why soooo tight?
But, relatively, the MP& is still pretty easy to take apart. Not like trying to detail strip a complete H&K VP9 or anything
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Yeah… S&W designer must had been drunk making that model. Thanks God they made it easy now with optic ready version and the plunger can be accessible with allen key. 
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That’s good to know!
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True story: I bought an optics ready model and removed the rear sight (which I intended to keep/use) to do an Apex trigger. Then realized they made that change.
Now if that isn’t an excuse to buy another gun (2.0 OR) to make proper use of that upgrade I don’t know what is
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Yes, it’s called a CZ Scorpion. Had mine since release and have fire thousands and thousands or rounds including hundreds of different hollow points with zero malfunctions.
My AR 9 has had the same round count and so far had been flawless just more finicky on bullet weight and point of impact shift.
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No joke I didn’t get your joke until now. . I’ve been burned out lately.
I’m not sure if I’d use a “Vice” on my firearms 
. I think a vise should work fine though 
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