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I have got a Browning Sweet sixteen made in the 60s that still sees action time to time . I would take it more if I wasn't afraid I would trash it on some briars or barb wire or something where I hunt .

I am thinking of checking the pawn shops for a 1 st generation Glock 19 and get a grip reduction and stippling done to it . I also am chicken to try this on one of my newer guns . They do feel great in the hand though .

I got a 17 and a 34 . The 34 is considerably better suited for target shooting than the 17 . I don't know about the 17 L . I don't find my 34 to be a lot more accurate though . Both of mine are nice shooters .