Glock Deconstructed

by Patrick Sweeney

If you liked Gun Digest Book of the Glock Volumes 1 and 2 , you are going to absolutely love Patrick Sweeney's Glock Deconstructed ! In a complete departure from his previous works on the famed gun maker, Sweeney examines why Glock makes what it makes, how it does it, and where and why they still lead the pack among all copycats. Inside you'll Perhaps the most influential firearms design in recent history, Glock pistols are the preferred auto-loading firearms for law enforcement use and personal protection. Glock Deconstructed is a first of its kind, in-depth, behind the scenes look at one of the most famous gun makers in modern firearms history and one sure to fascinate every handgun enthusiast, Glock owner or not. A must-have for any handgun owner's library.

288 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 15, 2013

Reviews

[Elizabeth Hammersmith · Rating 1 out of 5]

Sweeny Deconstructed

After reading the author's first volume on Glock pistols I turned to my colleagues and said, "Hats off, ladies and gentlemen, a genius." After reading this entire tedious book, I turned back to my colleagues and said, "Hats back on, ladies and gentlemen, an idiot."

This wandering twaddle is self--expository writing at its worst and not at all impressive even as that. Picking through this book looking for the odd relevant sentence becomes an unwanted but necessary avocation.

[Chris Stevenson · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you want to know Clock pistols inside and out and the differences between generations, this is a book for you. it goes in-depth into where Clock excels and their drawbacks and where other manufacturers in some areas are leading the way and Clock is playing catch-up. This isn't for Clock fanboys but it's an honest unbiased review of one of the most popular sidearm in the world.