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Land Shark · 07-05-2009, 18:07

I have carried both a Glock 35 (Dept. Issue) and a Glock 22 (personaly owned) for at least 10 years now. The only advantage the G35 has over the G22 is a longer sight radius, allowing for slightly greater accuracy - especially at longer ranges. The G22 is easier to carry on- or off-duty and easier to draw from a holster. While they share the same sized frame, the G35 is longer and will not fit in a G22 holster that tapers at the bottom (like the Safariland 6004). Personally, I prefer the G22 overall.

that's my 2 cents

07-05-2009, 18:07	#8
Land Shark SF Candidate Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: TX Posts: 9	I have carried both a Glock 35 (Dept. Issue) and a Glock 22 (personaly owned) for at least 10 years now. The only advantage the G35 has over the G22 is a longer sight radius, allowing for slightly greater accuracy - especially at longer ranges. The G22 is easier to carry on- or off-duty and easier to draw from a holster. While they share the same sized frame, the G35 is longer and will not fit in a G22 holster that tapers at the bottom (like the Safariland 6004). Personally, I prefer the G22 overall. that's my 2 cents __________________ Sometimes a teacher, but ALWAYS a student.
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