Tony Simon

It means nothing.

It's still marksmanship fundamentals.

You can give him a stock Glock 34.

He won't do that, but I guarantee you he hits that target pretty much every time with the Glock 34.

The group won't be that tight.

You could probably do it with a canik.

What am I saying?

You don't have to buy high-end stuff all the time.

Just get a solid gun that works.

And with the number of Glock trade-ins, Smith & Wesson police trade-ins, and I like 40 Smith & Wesson, by the way, because of that, you can get a $225 from AIM Surplus, Smith & Wesson M&P 1.0.

All right, you bought it for $250.

shoot the gun.

Probably has a decent trigger in it because somebody at least pulled the trigger for 50 rounds twice a year.

Yeah.

Or you can go and buy an Apex trigger for it.

And it's one of the least expensive Apex triggers because it's Gen 1 Smith & Wesson MPs.

You got to have a decent shooter and you spend $300 on it.

Come on, man.

I would say in 1911 was a good pistol 20 years ago.

Even, yeah, 20 years ago, I was definitely saying it 10 years ago when I was getting a bunch of pushback from people on Firearms Radio Network.