My first pistol was a G26 gen 5 and it's still my go-to. I love its versatility - I can carry the 10 rd in the summer, wearing a t-shirt. In the fall, a 12 rd Edc and, during jacket winter, the 17 round. Would take it over a Taurus or Canik, due to its track record of reliability. Also, you can get the 33 round magazine, made by Glock, as well. Shoot that gun as soon as you get the chance - it shoots as well as any gun of its size and has the feel of a larger gun (which I can't say about the Glock 43 and its snappy recoil).
The most versatile Glock if not the most Versatile gun period…the mag options you have with this gun is crazy!!…you can always make g26 bigger but can’t make a G19 or a compact smaller!
Careful with them ets mags, I had some of them and they all jammed at one point I would only use them for the range but for personal protection I would jus stick with the oem mags
My Glock 26 is my go-to handgun for everything. Like others have said it's the most versatile and of course it's very dependable. If I could have only one handgun in my collection it would definitely be my 26.
If you're gonna carry a Glock that you've haven't fired yet, you should use the OEM Mags, Just until you can test out the third party magazines. I personally wouldn't carry any gun until I made sure it ran. I don't give a F who the manufacturer is! I bought a gen 5 Glock 27 with the front serrations, identical to yours. but the 40 variant. that gun had two failures to feed when I first shot it at the range. After running hundred rounds through it, It was fine. and been fine ever since then
Have EDC my G26 Gen 4 for 7 years. Love it. I have no desire to get latest greatest darling fad gun of tge day. The G26 is easy to shoot, accurate, reliable and endlessly options including 10, 12, 15, 17, 33 round magazines.
I have a 5th gen g26. I used a Pearce extension on one of the ten-round mags, but I kept the other two as is. (I like the flush fit, makes it easier to conceal.) I also have a g19 15 round mag. Originally I was going to buy a mag sleeve to cover the gap, but after using it, I'm not so sure. The mag sleeve adds a little bulk, while I can handle the stock mag just fine. Overall I enjoy the gun, though in this day and age it's a little bulky for EDC, even with the flush-fit mags.
@@SILKLIVIN no prob…only difference with the 19x mags compared to others is the color and they use the gen 4 base plate on the flush 17 round mags rather then the gen 5 plate. So if you ever get a 19x you can’t use the gen 5 mags because of the small lip on the bottem of the grip on the front but the gen 4 mags will work
Taurus is cheaper but that isn’t a bad thing(anymore). They had a big history of malfunctions and breaking but made a comeback with their newer guns. Not on glocks level but close. If they had harder steel and materials they’d be pretty much a Glock
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My first pistol was a G26 gen 5 and it's still my go-to. I love its versatility - I can carry the 10 rd in the summer, wearing a t-shirt. In the fall, a 12 rd Edc and, during jacket winter, the 17 round. Would take it over a Taurus or Canik, due to its track record of reliability. Also, you can get the 33 round magazine, made by Glock, as well. Shoot that gun as soon as you get the chance - it shoots as well as any gun of its size and has the feel of a larger gun (which I can't say about the Glock 43 and its snappy recoil).
The most versatile Glock if not the most Versatile gun period…the mag options you have with this gun is crazy!!…you can always make g26 bigger but can’t make a G19 or a compact smaller!
Careful with them ets mags, I had some of them and they all jammed at one point I would only use them for the range but for personal protection I would jus stick with the oem mags
My Glock 26 is my go-to handgun for everything. Like others have said it's the most versatile and of course it's very dependable. If I could have only one handgun in my collection it would definitely be my 26.
Yes I agree. I’m learning to wield her
Yes exactly
Nice ! G26 was my first Glock after my Taurus g2c and I gotta say I love it and it’s versatility. You can carry basically every 9mm Glock magazine .
If you're gonna carry a Glock that you've haven't fired yet, you should use the OEM Mags, Just until you can test out the third party magazines. I personally wouldn't carry any gun until I made sure it ran. I don't give a F who the manufacturer is! I bought a gen 5 Glock 27 with the front serrations, identical to yours. but the 40 variant. that gun had two failures to feed when I first shot it at the range. After running hundred rounds through it, It was fine. and been fine ever since then
I totally agree and I do. This is just for review on TH-cam. I still carry my G3c
Have EDC my G26 Gen 4 for 7 years. Love it. I have no desire to get latest greatest darling fad gun of tge day. The G26 is easy to shoot, accurate, reliable and endlessly options including 10, 12, 15, 17, 33 round magazines.
Good stuff sir! I might be getting a Glock 26 soon.
Great information...how long have you been shooting pistols
I’m a 3rd gen guy and I hate the fs glocks but that gen5 fs looks nice on the 26.
I CCW a gen 3 G27 with the factory 9 Rd magazine & a G23 13 Rd back up. Definitely need me a G26 gen 5 soon.
Boyyy when you pulled that hex mag out!!!! Mane!!! 🔥 🔥
Where can I get a custom mag with different colors? For Glock 26.
Might you have a link for where you found the magazine extensions?
I drilled 2 holes into the handle of the case and put 2 suitcase combination locks for travel
Smart shit.
The mag release is ambidextrous
I appreciate that,
I have a 5th gen g26. I used a Pearce extension on one of the ten-round mags, but I kept the other two as is. (I like the flush fit, makes it easier to conceal.) I also have a g19 15 round mag. Originally I was going to buy a mag sleeve to cover the gap, but after using it, I'm not so sure. The mag sleeve adds a little bulk, while I can handle the stock mag just fine. Overall I enjoy the gun, though in this day and age it's a little bulky for EDC, even with the flush-fit mags.
Bulky. I call it filling my hand up with grip. 365 is crap and the grip is too small
@@darylragland1502 I call it filling up my waistband.
Nice video, you have a link to the mag extension?
Good vid thinking about grabbing one
I got my glock for 450$ really happy with it its a good lil shooter 👍🏼
Why didnt you switched the mag release to the right side if you are a lefty?
I still might
Not new to me either.
It’ll take the 19x mag too
I appreciate the update
@@SILKLIVIN no prob…only difference with the 19x mags compared to others is the color and they use the gen 4 base plate on the flush 17 round mags rather then the gen 5 plate. So if you ever get a 19x you can’t use the gen 5 mags because of the small lip on the bottem of the grip on the front but the gen 4 mags will work
they are all the same, why? They’re all just glocks with different branding.
That's not true family. Taurus has a history of quality issues.
Taurus is cheaper but that isn’t a bad thing(anymore). They had a big history of malfunctions and breaking but made a comeback with their newer guns. Not on glocks level but close. If they had harder steel and materials they’d be pretty much a Glock
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This is a joke right?
u need to add a undercut to the trigger
I agree. I got her to replace my g3 but she’s feels like a brick. Definitely needs sum curves