I dont think it matters what type of gun it is. Just be sure that is a good choice for him/her. If the person never shot one how do they know they want one? What are they comparing it to?
I wrongly assumed that he had good reason to offer such advice because he should be familiar with the weapons. He certainly did a great job with my shotgun, but I digress. I figured that Glocks had a learning curve because all guns are fairly easy to get familiar with and learn to use properly. If it is a bad gun to learn with then there must be something special to complicate its use, right? I'm glad this is not the case.Pistolero said:The Glock is a great first handgun. The gunsmith at GanderMountain should stick to working on guns, not giving advise about shooting them.