Glock G26 GEN5 - Is the G26 even relevant anymore??
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- Is the Glock G26 GEN5 even worth considering anymore? With many of the newer sub-compact pistols on the market, will the Glock G26 face obscurity?
Walk with me on my journey with the Glock G26 GEN5.
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Lol getting all of these g26 reviews day after i bought it. No regrets. Most versatile handgun ever.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I'll be releasing a video review of its sibling, the Glock G28, this week. Same church, different pew. I hope you will join me.
What gen did you go with ?
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. Both mean a lot. I didn't want to leave the impression that I disliked the G26. It is actually a very good pistol.
Thanks for your review of the Glock 26 gen 5. I carry the gen 4 everyday for the past several years. I have the gen 5 but I just haven't shot it much but I will start carrying it soon. I look forward for more reviews you have on the way. Thanks again! Stay safe!
Thanks for watching and for your comment.
Not only is the G26 relevant, it’s one of the best CCWs still to this day. Better than the P365. That’s for sure.
I agree! Thanks for watching. I hope to do a comparison video one of these days - as soon as I can get my act together.
Agreed and important to note I actually like the 365. I just prefer the 26 95% of the time.
@@jrozz421 I have posted a review of the P365XL. It seems to be a quality pistol. I have had to add a grip sleeve to give it a little more girth for my hand. The G48 is my primary carry for a while, and it to received the grip sleeve treatment.
I disagree. I can pocket carry the P365 where with the G26 I couldn’t. Excellent little gun, and the ability of it to take mags from its larger brothers a real plus. But for me, the P365 is far superior.
@@RangeRoninChroniclesget the Wilson combat grip
G26 gen 5 is hands down my favorite edc it’s so versatile and a great shooter.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. There seems to be a lot of folks that like the G26 - myself included.
Great presentation of the G26, looks like you put a lot of thought into the video.
Thank you, sir, for watching and the positive comment.
Great presentation and I like your biscuits and gravy voice.
Thanks for watching and for your comment. Biscuits and gravy voice? Now, I'm hungry!😁
Have many Glocks in 9mm, 40 & 45 but the Glock 26 Gen 5 MOS is my most accurate easily to conceal Glock for me in that it shoots like a larger gun and accepts larger magazines. I absolutely love the Glock 26 .
Thanks for watching and commenting. Both keep me and the channel going. I regretted selling my G26 GEN3, but I sure don't regret purchasing the G26 GEN5.
Great review,and great firearm..👏👏
Thanks for watching. I'll be doing a review on its .380 ACP counterpart in the near futures...the Glock G28.
I really like mine (gen 4), so convenient. I can carry standard 10 rd mags with or w/o the pinky extension, 12 rd, g15 mags with xgrip adapters, g17 mags with xgrip adapters, or even the 33 rd mags. Great little companion.
Thanks for watching. I have come to like Glock pistols for what they are. If a pistol can be unpretentious, that would be the Glock. Nothing fancy, just a solid tool to do the job it needs to do.
I'll be purchasing one in next few days, I've always regretted selling my G30 and feel like it's time to rock the Glock. Great review, thanks
Thanks for watching and commenting. I have a G30 and G36 GEN3. Somehow, I stuck a G21 GEN4 in that mix.
I Would Like To See A G26
MOS (Red Dot Cut) With A
Light Rail Added...
I left my 10 rnd pinkyless mags in the case and purchased 12 rnd mags w/ the pinky extension but mostly carry w/ a g19 mag w/ an x-grip spacer (G26x?). Turns out the height w/ the 15rnd mag is the same as my Sig P239. I'm a classic Sig fan but returned to glock recently as it's nice to be able to use my early 90's Gen2 G17 mags in my Gen5 G26 at the range. Also, my previous favorite Sig P239 is no longer supported w/ parts by SIG so here I am w/ a Gen5 G26 on my side.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I purchased a P239 before they were discontinued by Sig. It is one fine handgun. Unfortunately, it is a now a safe queen for the reason you mentioned. I carry a G48 when I want to go light. Otherwise, and if I carry a "9", the G45 is my choice. I still favor my 1911s and try to carry one whenever I feel up to it. I have more gun reviews in the mill, and some of them will be for the 1911 of one kind or another.
It most definitely is a viable weapon , your video was well done . entertaining, and informative I will be picking up a G 26 , I sold my G 19 some years ago and I miss the simplicity of a Glock
RGW 1955 in NC
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I hope that you enjoy your new G26. Like you, I enjoy the simplicity of the Glock and have come to appreciate what they offer - reliability most of all.
I just got my G26 gen5
Amazing firearm right out of the box, i always keep mine stock. Although now i want that slim Jim adapter.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I want to experiment with that Slim Jim holder for an accessory rail. By my calculations, approximately 100 rounds of steady fire should heat up the Slim Jim(s) during cold weather shooting, thus making for a warm snack to warm the body and spirits. But, now I have to wait for cold weather again to continue my research.😁
The Glock 26 … when you need one tool to do many jobs ….gets the job done …no fuss
Just bought my first Glock got a gen4 g26 with 2 mags 4 back straps and the add case for 360 out the door will be replacing my xd9 mid2 subcompact grip zone as my cc.
I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Enjoy your G26, and I am sure that it will serve you well.
I bought the G26 gen5 for the reliability. It just works every time. My edc. Enjoyed the video.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.
I had one. I went to theG43x. I'm a bit happier with it.
Terrific video! If I could only ever have one handgun, then this would be it...
29 years of reliability, and still going.
Mods? Just Gee floorplates on the magazines.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate both.
I have the G27 Gen 5 with the front serrations, I carry it in the winter because it's a bit too chunky for me in the summer for appendix. Plus, there's so many better options for that. Personally, I rotate a hellcat and a shield 2.0 in the summer
Thanks for watching. I agree that the G26 (G27, G36, and G29) is a chunky thing. I have no desire to fire a 10mm round through the G29 after firing a 40 S&W rounds through the G27. I do have a G36, and it's really not that bad to shoot. I like the Hellcat series. I have the Hellcat Pro (see my review on it - th-cam.com/video/XYKFG_ExuOc/w-d-xo.html) and I will be getting the Hellcat as soon as I can afford one.
Just picked up my Glock 26 gen 5 yesterday. Put about 80 rounds through it right away, felt great to shoot. I also had a new Taurus G3C I hadn’t shot yet. Giant difference in shootability; of course you get what you pay for. I have a Shield Plus that I need to shoot along side the 26 to really put it to the test. Either way, very happy with the Glock 26. Fits my hand like a glove.
I bought a Glock 26 gen4, which was moded perfectly (To my liking) I love it. I shoot it netter than a Glock 19. Why I do not know. I have the G43X. I like the slim line, but iy does not have the stable feel the G26 does. I do like the Sig P65 line. I have 4.of them. It is over kill I know, I am small. 5-8" and 116 lbs. It is mainly about printing for me. If I keep it to 115 grain I am pretty much o.k.. A houge grip really helps on the Glock 43X for me. Take care-Great video.
Thanks for taking the time out to watch and comment. Both are appreciated. The G26 is an excellent handgun, and like you, I prefer the larger grip than the G48 that now has a Hogue Monogrip on it. While I like 147-grain, I reserve it for the longer pistols (G17, G19, G45, etc.)
Great review. Which magazine extension are you using? The Pachmayer?
Thanks for taking the time to watch, comment, and for your question. Yes, the magazine extensions are Pachmyr; they seem to blend in and work well.
I have many guns and have carried all of them at some point along the way; but, my G5 26 is my favorite. Not because its better then any of my others, but because its what i have closest to me all the time. I understand it may not be for everyone, so its great to have many choices but the 26 is my pick. I will likley never stop buying guns but i dont think there is a ccw gun made to date that will replace my 26 for edc.
Thanks for watching and commenting. The title is, of course, tongue-in-cheek, as the G26 is a very popular carry.
I love the drama of the intro lol
Thanks for watching. I like to make each video a bit different from the previous review, just to keep myself and my viewers from becoming bored. Hopefully, they are better than watching a senior citizen's volleyball tournament.
@@RangeRoninChronicles it’s high quality and I really enjoyed the video! Keep up the good work my dude!
@@mentholdeathray Thanks. I really appreciate that.
The Glock 26 feels like an explosion in your hand. When you shoot the P365xl, it’s a smoother feeling recoil.
Thanks for watching and your comment. The short grip of the G26 contributes to a somewhat lack of control. I do like shooting the P365XL better. Be sure to watch my video review on it (Sig Sauer P365XL, where XL stands for Excellence? - th-cam.com/video/2J3q5y587dM/w-d-xo.html), and let me know what you think.😁
I wish they would put a rail on it lis a mos version
Thanks for watching, and for your comment. I am not a big fan of rails on any pistol. I lot of folks like them, however. I could see a small laser mounted on one being helpful, though.
My Glock 26, 5 gen is a great gun just like my Sig P365, in my opinion.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I agree, the G26 is a very good pistol. While I have both the 365 and 365XL, I prefer the 365XL, as it fits my hand better.
I love my Glock 26.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. Indeed, the G26 is a good pistol. It is reliable and pretty accurate for a sub-compact. I had to add magazine extensions to mine for a better grip. Of the "9" line of Glock pistols, the G45 is my favorite, simply because of the long grip that fits my hand better.
Sheit! After years of completely ignoring the G26 I decided to rent one and give it a try. So in comparing the G26 to a friends G43x I had an aha moment and was pretty much sold on the G26 after the 2nd mag. While so many people add all the extras to their tools, outside of changing my sights, i’ll be running my G26 stock. I don’t need or want all the extras on all of my tools. So yeah, I think the G26 is still relevant, I’d say it may even be in the midst of a popularity resurgence.
Thanks for watching, and for your comment. The G26 is an excellent sub-compact pistol. The sub-title was actually tongue-in-cheek, knowing that the G26 remains a popular pistol among many of the other sub-compact pistols on the market. Stay tuned to the channel for a review of its little brother, the G28 in .380 ACP, which is in current production here in the United States after only being available overseas.
I find the stock sights adequate for what I expect out of the G26...the grip length, not so much. I installed a magazine extension just to give my hand a little bit more grip to hold.
@@RangeRoninChronicles I actually like the stock sights myself, they work just fine for for me. I omitted the fact that I’m changing the plastic for OEM steel sights.
@@PANCHOVILLA4U67 While I have experimented with other sights, different night sights, the stock sights on Glocks (even being polymer) work well for most applications. When it comes down to it, it's is how effective the operator can work with the sights - any sight.
thats what im thinking, its gonna gain some popularity, i just picked up the mos 26.
@@WesTexan Is that your first G26? I was in search of the MOS G26 a few months ahead of its release here in the states but no luck. Either way I’m happy with my G26 and IM thinking I’ll leave it as described above for CC since my G19 has a green dot and a light/laser on it should I feel a need carry that set up. Now if they release the MOS G26 in FDE than I’m gonna have to get one immediately 😁
Only gun i never sold❤
Thanks for watching, and for your comment. Both are greatly appreciated - as is the G26. Mine happens to currently reside in a bag that houses the Ruger PC Carbine.
I want one
Then, you should get one😁! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I Carry A G26 Gen 5, With A
G19 Mag & XGRIP Adapter...
After years of back and forth with micro 9s, I’ve come back full circle to the 26. I will say I do prefer the gen 5 to my old gen 3 but the barrel finish definitely isn’t as durable.
Good for you. What issues are you having with the barrel finish? Are you having any issues with the slide finish or that of the slide lock/release lever. I have seen the latter in other videos, but not on mine...yet?
@@RangeRoninChronicles only issue is an increased finish ware in comparison to earlier gens. It’s all cosmetic nothing to affect performance. I’m good with it, just something I noticed
@@jrozz421 Thanks for the reply.
The DLC finish on the barrel will show wear more quickly on the barrel in high contact areas. SIGs were known to have the “SIG smile” on barrels, which were bright silver wear marks on the barrel. The same is now true for the DLC finished GLOCK barrels. It happens relatively early in use, but doesn’t get much worse over time. I had a G17 Gen 5 with 67k rounds through it. The wear showed relatively early (less than 2000 rounds), but looked relatively the same thereafter. The slide stop also turned sliver as the black finish on it wasn’t robust, but it doesn’t matter because it’s a cheap part and they seem rust resistant.
It’s a little gun that shoots like a big gun. It’s FAR better than the micro 9mm’s
I totally concur with your observation. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
A little outdated. Never overrated! They need to give us an MOS option
Thanks for watching and commenting. The G26 is a solid performer, for sure! A MOS would be an interesting addition.
Just picked up a generation 5 26 MOS.
Your Gen 5 G26 shown does not have front serrations. That was another upgrade.
Thanks for watching and commenting. You are correct, my GEN5 does not have the front serrations, although it is marked on the barrel as a GEN5. The front serrations were added and markings moved back.
If they just threw a rail on the mos come on glock make some changes give me a undercut deeper serrations.
LOL! I would not hold my breath on that one. The G26 was not intended for all of that.
@@RangeRoninChronicles a rail for light would be so dope they almost did it with most my guess is they come out with a rail on the Mos 26 in know time I heard they were .
@@charles17508 It would be interesting to see if they would, for sure!
why not just get a g19 if you're rocking a pinky x? same size grip but 15 rounds instead of 10???
Thanks for watching, and for your question. To answer it...I have a G45. I don't care for the G19 grip length, as it looks for love in my hand in all the wrong places. That's not to say that I don't have a G19, I do, a GEN4 and I do shoot it on occasion.
Link bro?
As I am not sure what link you are looking for, I added links to the mag extender and holsters that I mentioned. Thanks for watching. Sometimes I forget such things.
the purchase link for the item and I want to have it

@@yopiandriadi8356 For the G26 GEN5? I would suggest an internet search for dealers or go to your local FFL(s) to locate one. Mine was purchased locally and that would not help you.
I’m live in Philippines,
You know, in the Asia country, the most people’s mind still not that much open likes American,
Especially when it comes to gun.
So, I owned a Glock26 Gen5 with standard 10 rounds mag.
Easy to hide and easy to shoot.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting.People are usually enamored by the latest and greatest firearm, rather than having a relationship with an established and proven firearm - like the G26. As you say, easy to hide, easy to shoot, and also reliable. What more can be asked?
No, the G26 Gen 5 has NOT been relegated to obscurity.
Good to hear from you, and it's good to hear that the G26 is still popular.
With the subcompact lines available today, the Gen 5 G26 is in a class all its own. Knowing the limits of its size, as well as the length of its barrel, one is less likely to miss use it. For CCW, this pistol has few equals.
The G stands for GLock. Stop calling it a Glock G26. That's just redundant.
Thanks for watching and your comment. Does it really matter, in the long run, if the 26 is called the G26 or Glock 26 or Glock G26? 'G' is part of the model number, but could stand for 'Gun' for all I know. What is the FM 78 and FM 81k? You would have no idea, unless I put 'Glock' in front of them. If I am listing a series of Glock pistols, I don't place Glock for each model; they are simply G26, G17, G23, etc. Have you noticed that I am pretty redundant in my presentations? They all pretty much follow the same pattern: Opener, Introduction, Specifications, Features, Maintenance, Range, Carry and Conceal, and a Summary. Sometimes, I may even throw in a Back Story just to break up the redundant redundancy. If I wanted to be formal, I could label the Glock pistols as the Glock two six or Glock one seven, as is the correct way to name a Porsche automobile. A Porsche 911, for example, is called a 'Nine-One-One. A Porshe 718 is the 'Seven-One-Eight' and not seven-eighteen.
Of all the things I must concern myself about when producing my review videos, being slightly redundant at times is not one of them. I apologize if my comment to your comment offends you, but I have not had my second cup of coffee yet.😊