Comments on: Before The Gen6, There Was the Robar Custom GLOCK 22

By: A Question, I Haz

A Question, I Haz — Tue, 03 Feb 2026 17:32:32 +0000

“…let me tell you about one of one of my favorite African-Americans: Robbie Barrkman. Mr. Barrkman was born in South Africa and emigrated to the United States in 1977. Soon thereafter he became a citizen.”

Finally, a writer who understands the proper use of the term “African-American”. Anyone who was legally born within the United States is an American, full stop. An “African-American” is someone who was born in Africa and later became an American citizen. Any children born to that person within the U.S. after that point will then be “Americans”. This is the same with any original country of heritage, whether Ireland, Australia, Korea, et al.

By: .40 cal Booger

.40 cal Booger — Tue, 03 Feb 2026 00:07:08 +0000

I EDC’d a Glock 22 for many years, everyday for almost 30 years. I have a few of them in my collection but one I carried every day and it never let me down in training or when I needed it the most through several DGU incidents in my life from assaults to robberies to home invasion to saving my wife from the two guys who tried to abduct, rape and planned to murder her. Never hiccuped, never failed to fire. I finally retired it and have it in a display case. When I retired the gun it definitely was not ‘pretty’ any more like it was when I first got it, and it shows its age and its usage and its life story and its reliability with its various nicks and dings and dents and scratches and scrapes and gouges and holster wear marks.