I hear that, I just shot a competitive shooting match with the 26 last night. I actually don't mind the way it runs and I shot pretty well with it (pinky extensions help).
@@crackshot-tv I am an amateur gunsmith, I’ve built all my ar, glocks, fully customized them myself. Maybe when I have time ill make a video of my office and my toys
I think the G26 is still the best concealed carry option today. For me it’s almost possible to dethrone. I’ve never shot another 9mm that is the same size that was as easy to shoot or reliable as the 26 is.
Best grip and control I’ve ever felt in a subcompact 9. Slimmer subs are cool but they often have longer grips, which always stick out or print when carrying concealed, but with the stubby grip of a 26 is easy to stay low and in and remain hidden better.
I own the 26 and have carried it with a G17 backup mag every.single.day since 2008. I also own the 43, 42, 19, and used to own the 23 and 27. I shoot the double stack Glocks Sao much better, the 26 is actually smaller than the 43...and WAY smaller than the 43X and the 42 is just not made it outside of the range for even 1 day for me. I actually own and carry a SW 442 as a backup, coat pocket gun in winter... The shorter grip and easier to shoot 26 is still the king of carry for me. And... I've never had a single malfunction with my 26... can't say that about my 43 or 42. That's 15 years of carry...no idea how many rounds...all of them, lol.
I traded in my 43x for a Glock 26, I shot it better. It felt better in my hand for me. I like the way that it concealed over the 43x’s handle which was always wedgeing.
Here in Florida printing means less than shit for all of us. Printing IS NOT illegal here. I can't even remember how many times I have unintentionally showed my handgun when I pick something from upper shelfs at the market for some lady or some shorty chick that asked me that as a favor. It's simply an accident, and literally nobody cares here. So for us in Florida what is more important is not conceal-ability, but how comfortable a gun is to carry for very, VERY LONG periods of time; AND ALSO how good it feels in the hand. That's all that matters for many of us in Real America. You don't have a proper full grip with a Glock 26 nor a Glock 43. It's not the same. It doesn't feel right. And a Glock 19 has a proper grip but the barrel is way too long to wear it every day for long periods of time. I can't wear my G19 unless it's "winter" (which here in FL it last like a week, tops, lol) using an alien gear shoulder holster, or if it's just a short walk, maybe. But if I need to spend all day outside, or seating for many, many hours (I'm a software engineer), then I can't wear my beautiful G19. The Glock 43X is the perfect balance of both, especially with PSA Micro 15 round Mags or with S15 shield mags. I can carry it the whole day and I don't even feel it after some time. It's perfectly fine for me. I just wish we had a true Glock 26X (no XGrip BS). That way I would have a short barrel gun, with a full perfect grip without any division or border on it, but also a thicker gun, so it would be more reliable due to the greater tolerances. We just need a real Glock 26X. I would buy that gun in a blink.
So I'm also from Florida and also a software engineer. I also carry a 19 in the winter. So we aren't that different. Personally I just shoot the 26 better than the 43X. But in other states that don't have the gunshine state culture, printing matters quite a bit. I will say if you appendix carry the 43X is probably better, but if you prefer 3 O'clock, the Glock 26 is great
To me it’s the weight. Loaded the 43x is nicer but the hand grips the 26 in a way that puts the trigger finger in the right place. And your points about driving with the 26 is a good one.
Traded in my 43x for a G26 because I do like the mag compatibility; pmag +2 carry with a 15 round spare. Like someone else mentioned OEM mags cheaper than a Shield Arms mag and no needed mag release swap.
Agreed 100% I just shot it in a USPSA style match a week or two ago just for kicks, and I was able to perform pretty closely as I am capable of with my more full sized handguns. I'm a big fan.
Fantastic video - exactly the kind of comparison I was looking for. I own both, and I like both. But I was struggling which I should dedicate for carry. Being consistent with my 19 was the something I had considered - it does take additional practice and effort to shoot well with my 43X, being a slim gun.
Just in case someone attacks you at work, you have the 26. Then they chase you home and you can get your G19 and when you run out of ammo on your G19, you can reload your G26 with G19 mags. Yeah, I can see that happening.
I currently own a NIB Glock 26 gen 5 9mm. Blue Label with Ameriglo 3 dot night sights. I added a few after market parts. Tango Down slide stop, Vickers mag release, LWD 🐺 extractor, True Precision TiN gold barrel, Glock Store recoil guide rod, slide lock. I use Magpul 9mm extended mags or Glock 15rd 17rd 9mm mags: spares-back up. I myself like the 10rd 43X MOS model but Im fine with my 2020 era gen 5 26. I use a OWB Safariland ALS rig. 43Xs look sharp for deep carry but I also like the way a 26 can quickly take a 15, 17, 21 rd 9mm magazine. I would consider a US version 9mm G26 X or MOS but I wouldn't see Glock USA doing that until 2026-2028.
I almost bought the gen 4, but decided on the Shield Plus instead. I still plan to hunt one down, though, and I'll probably try to grab the 48 as well.
Good video, lots of others would somehow share the same amount of info but take twice as long to do it. I love my 26. I just wish Glock would add a factory light rail and MOS. For some reason I am more accurate with my 26 than I am with my 19 and 19X. Must put too much pressure on my pinky. I dont know.
Thanks bro, I appreciate the feedback! Agreed, a glock 26 MOS would be incredible! Perhaps for diagnosing that issue, you could get a Glock OEM + 2 extension for your glock 26 magazine, it'll give you a full grip similar to a Glock 19 (and its nice to have the +12 in the pocket to spare). I've actually found the opposite. Since I'm used to the 19, I shoot better with the 26 + extension. I can do a dicken drill with the extension or with 19/17 mags inserted, but have more misses without the extension.
Yep the 26 shoots faster and softer than the 43x. Can go deep concealment when 43x can not . 43x doesn’t have the mag compatibility besides bs aftermarket ones. Have had issues with heavier grain ammo with the 43x as well. I’ve wasted a lot of money trying to get the 43x platform to work for me . I rather carry a 43 if I’m going to go slimline Glock. Which I have. But the 26 riding in a tenicor velo or gcode phenom stealth is what leaves the house for me. The 43, kimber cdp 45 and Ruger GP100 are my outdoor farming guns depending what is going on.
You need a second Glock 26. I like the Pearce grip extenders, the smaller of the two versions. The only other mods I make are big dot sights and a striker control device. I don’t like to mess with internals on a carry gun.
@@crackshot-tv I meant to experiment or dry fire with, not to carry two at once, though if that’s your thing, go for it. I agree with you about the 43x. It feels great when you first handle it, but in a string of fire it is hard for me to keep a good grip.
I have both G26 / G43X, among other glock models. They both have their place in my retation but I do prefer the G26 over the 43X; I run my G26 with an oem +2 mag extension, (not a fan of the two finger grip). With all that being said, nothing at the present moment is dethroning my G19.
100%. I carry a glock 19 sized pistol when the weather is cooler. The Glock 26 for shorts and t shirt weather here in Florida. Can't wait for things to cool off!
The one im using is linked in this blog post: crackshot.tv/streamlight-tlr-6-review/ I can't post direct product links here without monetizing the channel
I really don’t care for any of the micro 9mm pistols, I just don’t like the skinny grip. I prefer a double stack as well and almost exclusively carry the G26. I just got a G27. I haven’t shot it yet, but after I take it to the range I might start carrying that.
Nice 40 s&w is zippy. I haven't tried the G27 but im probably going to pick up a pd trade in G23 as my next handgun purchase. I will be trading in my XD40 towards that. I'm trying to standardize everything on glock moving forward and am all in at this point.
@@crackshot-tv I got my LE trade in G27 from GT Distributors for $335 with shipping. It’s a gen 3 that came with a 9 round magazine and a 15 round magazine. They have some good prices on used Glocks, I’ve bought from them several times. I’d recommend checking them out, I’m personally a big fan of LE trade in Glocks.
Here in California, our choices are limited due to our restrictive rules. There is no version of the 43 available for purchase in California to the general public, though law enforcement can buy them. If I want to by a Glock, it need to be a Gen 3 model and Glock still makes that for California. So I guess it is the 26 for me.
@@crackshot-tv I limited my comments to the 26 and the 43 because those were ones features in the video. As a California attorney that is a 2A supporter, I was aware of the newly added models. I pick up my 26 next week while my wife is waiting in her Sig P365. Her father recent purchased a Sig P320, but I pefer Glocks. 😁
I user the laser lyte rail mounted sound activated laser. The barrel one does not work with the dryfire mag in my experience, but the rail mounted version does. I had to purchase a recover tactical rail adapter also in order to dryfire train with the 26. Its a pain in the butt lol, but it does work.
So I went with the TLR-6. I actually have since taken it off and am running it without the WML, I wouldn't recommend the holster though (it's an offbrand amazon one)
Hi Matt, the link to the dryfire mag is in the description. The laser itself is a pic rail mounted , sount activated laser made by laser lyte. The dryfire software is a personal project that I'm working (just giving little sneak peaks of it here) called Project MARS (Marksmanship Augmented Reality Simulator) - marstrainingsolutions.com/
Yeah, I shot maybe 30 rounds at the range with the 43x... damned trigger buggered up my index finger for about a week. I shot pretty good with it. I'd likely drop a pyramid trigger in it if I purchased it.
everysingle reason he chooses this is unique to him only... no universal reasons to choose one over the other. not a very helpful video unless i am exactly like him
Who would buy a glock anymore when they are so many better guns made now, they are so outdated now, glock only has one thing going for it, the aftermarket that’s it
Glock is the most reliable on the market. It's also simple to use. There's a reason why militaries and law enforcement use them but hey, whatever gun you buy should be the gun that would potentially save your life. For me, it'll always be glock. They simply work and are rugged.
@@legionelite7538 it’s a reliable gun and the reason a lot of military’s and law enforcement use it is price, they get them a lot cheaper, now look at sig winning the military contract a few years back, does anyone think they really had the best gun, no I doubt it they won it on price , don’t get me wrong glock is a good gun but it’s not the best polymer gun going now,
I still carry the Glock 26. I remember people were always like the 26 is snappy… well compared to these micro 9s, the 26 feels like a compact
I hear that, I just shot a competitive shooting match with the 26 last night. I actually don't mind the way it runs and I shot pretty well with it (pinky extensions help).
@@crackshot-tv only if I could send pics on TH-cam haha
@@saroeunphok988 Send video lol!
@@crackshot-tv I am an amateur gunsmith, I’ve built all my ar, glocks, fully customized them myself. Maybe when I have time ill make a video of my office and my toys
Glock 26 with a Glock 19 magazine and an X-Grip. Makes it a hybrid Glock 26X.
Love that combination!
No. Only because the “hump” is significantly different than the 43x with the Glock 19 style grip and bump. Glock needs to make a 26x and a 42x
I think the G26 is still the best concealed carry option today. For me it’s almost possible to dethrone. I’ve never shot another 9mm that is the same size that was as easy to shoot or reliable as the 26 is.
100%
Best grip and control I’ve ever felt in a subcompact 9. Slimmer subs are cool but they often have longer grips, which always stick out or print when carrying concealed, but with the stubby grip of a 26 is easy to stay low and in and remain hidden better.
I’ve been carrying a g26 for a decade. It’s easy to carry and it performs like a full size handgun.
Its definitely my goto, its the only subcompact I can run Dicken drills with
I own the 26 and have carried it with a G17 backup mag every.single.day since 2008. I also own the 43, 42, 19, and used to own the 23 and 27. I shoot the double stack Glocks Sao much better, the 26 is actually smaller than the 43...and WAY smaller than the 43X and the 42 is just not made it outside of the range for even 1 day for me. I actually own and carry a SW 442 as a backup, coat pocket gun in winter...
The shorter grip and easier to shoot 26 is still the king of carry for me. And... I've never had a single malfunction with my 26... can't say that about my 43 or 42. That's 15 years of carry...no idea how many rounds...all of them, lol.
Haha I hear you! The 26 is a beast. I'm extremely happy with mine as well.
The G26 is one of my favorite handguns.
Same!
OEM G26 mags (or 19, 17, etc) are 1/2 price of shield arms S15 mags and don’t require an upgraded mag release. OG baby glock wins this round!
100%
I carry my G26 gen 4 everyday. I bought a Brownells slide that is optic cut and I have an HS 507c on it. I've had the G26 for years.
I traded in my 43x for a Glock 26, I shot it better. It felt better in my hand for me. I like the way that it concealed over the 43x’s handle which was always wedgeing.
I rented both and found the same thing, that the 26 was easier to shoot!
I’m glad I didn’t get rid of my favorite little chubby girl. 😂
Here in Florida printing means less than shit for all of us. Printing IS NOT illegal here. I can't even remember how many times I have unintentionally showed my handgun when I pick something from upper shelfs at the market for some lady or some shorty chick that asked me that as a favor. It's simply an accident, and literally nobody cares here. So for us in Florida what is more important is not conceal-ability, but how comfortable a gun is to carry for very, VERY LONG periods of time; AND ALSO how good it feels in the hand. That's all that matters for many of us in Real America. You don't have a proper full grip with a Glock 26 nor a Glock 43. It's not the same. It doesn't feel right. And a Glock 19 has a proper grip but the barrel is way too long to wear it every day for long periods of time. I can't wear my G19 unless it's "winter" (which here in FL it last like a week, tops, lol) using an alien gear shoulder holster, or if it's just a short walk, maybe. But if I need to spend all day outside, or seating for many, many hours (I'm a software engineer), then I can't wear my beautiful G19. The Glock 43X is the perfect balance of both, especially with PSA Micro 15 round Mags or with S15 shield mags. I can carry it the whole day and I don't even feel it after some time. It's perfectly fine for me. I just wish we had a true Glock 26X (no XGrip BS). That way I would have a short barrel gun, with a full perfect grip without any division or border on it, but also a thicker gun, so it would be more reliable due to the greater tolerances. We just need a real Glock 26X. I would buy that gun in a blink.
So I'm also from Florida and also a software engineer. I also carry a 19 in the winter. So we aren't that different. Personally I just shoot the 26 better than the 43X. But in other states that don't have the gunshine state culture, printing matters quite a bit. I will say if you appendix carry the 43X is probably better, but if you prefer 3 O'clock, the Glock 26 is great
To me it’s the weight. Loaded the 43x is nicer but the hand grips the 26 in a way that puts the trigger finger in the right place. And your points about driving with the 26 is a good one.
The G26 will be my next purchase.
Right on, I don't think you'll regret it, I love mine!
Traded in my 43x for a G26 because I do like the mag compatibility; pmag +2 carry with a 15 round spare. Like someone else mentioned OEM mags cheaper than a Shield Arms mag and no needed mag release swap.
I got a 26 but want a 43x:/ have a 43
I'm not crazy about after market designs, mags that may or may not jam. Glock 26s can accept 9mm 17-19-34 series mags.
I have both, for me, I prefer my 26. I shoots like a full-size firearm while very easy to conceal. Many extended mag options add capacity.
Great video
Agreed 100% I just shot it in a USPSA style match a week or two ago just for kicks, and I was able to perform pretty closely as I am capable of with my more full sized handguns. I'm a big fan.
Fantastic video - exactly the kind of comparison I was looking for. I own both, and I like both. But I was struggling which I should dedicate for carry. Being consistent with my 19 was the something I had considered - it does take additional practice and effort to shoot well with my 43X, being a slim gun.
Awesome glad I could help!
G26 for the win
💯
For me the best combination is the g26 to carry all day and the glock 19 for home defense and in the 26 I can use the glock 19 magazines
This is the way
Just in case someone attacks you at work, you have the 26. Then they chase you home and you can get your G19 and when you run out of ammo on your G19, you can reload your G26 with G19 mags. Yeah, I can see that happening.
Best Glock 26 no hard kick better concealed and uses 19 rd mags best fit me both great
Yup!
G27 for me. I have the 9mm lonewolf conversion barrel, 9mm mags, xgrip etc. too. 2 guns in 1.
Nice i was looking at doing hte same thing with a Glock 23 to 19 style conversion.
I currently own a NIB Glock 26 gen 5 9mm. Blue Label with Ameriglo 3 dot night sights. I added a few after market parts. Tango Down slide stop, Vickers mag release, LWD 🐺 extractor, True Precision TiN gold barrel, Glock Store recoil guide rod, slide lock. I use Magpul 9mm extended mags or Glock 15rd 17rd 9mm mags: spares-back up. I myself like the 10rd 43X MOS model but Im fine with my 2020 era gen 5 26. I use a OWB Safariland ALS rig. 43Xs look sharp for deep carry but I also like the way a 26 can quickly take a 15, 17, 21 rd 9mm magazine. I would consider a US version 9mm G26 X or MOS but I wouldn't see Glock USA doing that until 2026-2028.
I almost bought the gen 4, but decided on the Shield Plus instead. I still plan to hunt one down, though, and I'll probably try to grab the 48 as well.
I love my 26
some people suck at shooting single stacks too, when the grip fills the hand you can control it better
Very well could have been my experience haha
the slide is longer and has more weight on bigger guns hence why theres less recoil
Good video, lots of others would somehow share the same amount of info but take twice as long to do it. I love my 26. I just wish Glock would add a factory light rail and MOS. For some reason I am more accurate with my 26 than I am with my 19 and 19X. Must put too much pressure on my pinky. I dont know.
Thanks bro, I appreciate the feedback!
Agreed, a glock 26 MOS would be incredible!
Perhaps for diagnosing that issue, you could get a Glock OEM + 2 extension for your glock 26 magazine, it'll give you a full grip similar to a Glock 19 (and its nice to have the +12 in the pocket to spare).
I've actually found the opposite. Since I'm used to the 19, I shoot better with the 26 + extension. I can do a dicken drill with the extension or with 19/17 mags inserted, but have more misses without the extension.
Yep the 26 shoots faster and softer than the 43x. Can go deep concealment when 43x can not . 43x doesn’t have the mag compatibility besides bs aftermarket ones. Have had issues with heavier grain ammo with the 43x as well. I’ve wasted a lot of money trying to get the 43x platform to work for me . I rather carry a 43 if I’m going to go slimline Glock. Which I have. But the 26 riding in a tenicor velo or gcode phenom stealth is what leaves the house for me. The 43, kimber cdp 45 and Ruger GP100 are my outdoor farming guns depending what is going on.
All good points!
You need a second Glock 26. I like the Pearce grip extenders, the smaller of the two versions. The only other mods I make are big dot sights and a striker control device. I don’t like to mess with internals on a carry gun.
I could be like black widow from Marvel, except none wants to see me in a tight leather suit lol
@@crackshot-tv I meant to experiment or dry fire with, not to carry two at once, though if that’s your thing, go for it. I agree with you about the 43x. It feels great when you first handle it, but in a string of fire it is hard for me to keep a good grip.
Great choice
The 43x is way better. But I would buy a future 26X in a blink. 😂
a 26X is a G19 lol
@@mook528 It's not. Liar.
#5 and #4 and #1 has nothing to do with better conceal carry. #5 cancels out #4.
I have both G26 / G43X, among other glock models. They both have their place in my retation but I do prefer the G26 over the 43X; I run my G26 with an oem +2 mag extension, (not a fan of the two finger grip). With all that being said, nothing at the present moment is dethroning my G19.
100%. I carry a glock 19 sized pistol when the weather is cooler. The Glock 26 for shorts and t shirt weather here in Florida. Can't wait for things to cool off!
G26 is small G19 and G17 so if you shoot G19 or G17 and you want to carry it with you hassle free then take G26. I take it :)
I like the 26 4th gen and the 19 3rd gen to be honest.
What holster are you using with your TLR-6?
The one im using is linked in this blog post:
crackshot.tv/streamlight-tlr-6-review/
I can't post direct product links here without monetizing the channel
I edc my OG G26
I really don’t care for any of the micro 9mm pistols, I just don’t like the skinny grip. I prefer a double stack as well and almost exclusively carry the G26.
I just got a G27. I haven’t shot it yet, but after I take it to the range I might start carrying that.
Nice 40 s&w is zippy. I haven't tried the G27 but im probably going to pick up a pd trade in G23 as my next handgun purchase. I will be trading in my XD40 towards that. I'm trying to standardize everything on glock moving forward and am all in at this point.
@@crackshot-tv I got my LE trade in G27 from GT Distributors for $335 with shipping. It’s a gen 3 that came with a 9 round magazine and a 15 round magazine.
They have some good prices on used Glocks, I’ve bought from them several times. I’d recommend checking them out, I’m personally a big fan of LE trade in Glocks.
Keep the g27 and just get the lonewolf 9mm barrel and some g26 mags. 2 guns in 1.
Glock 27 right here, because......yeaaaah!💪
Nothin wrong with fawty smiff and wesson
27 here too. But also have a 9mm barrel and mags. 2 fur 1.
@@diezelvh4133 I was thinking of getting the 9mm barrel too. Just in case.
Here in California, our choices are limited due to our restrictive rules. There is no version of the 43 available for purchase in California to the general public, though law enforcement can buy them. If I want to by a Glock, it need to be a Gen 3 model and Glock still makes that for California. So I guess it is the 26 for me.
Also keep in mind CA added a few handguns (not the gen 5s) recently.
oag.ca.gov/firearms/certified-handguns/recently-added
@@crackshot-tv I limited my comments to the 26 and the 43 because those were ones features in the video. As a California attorney that is a 2A supporter, I was aware of the newly added models. I pick up my 26 next week while my wife is waiting in her Sig P365. Her father recent purchased a Sig P320, but I pefer Glocks. 😁
@@chslaw Nice good choices! I just figured i'd let you know in case you weren't aware, but I prefer Glock as well lol
Thanks for the video. Do you mind me asking what sound activated laser you use? Thanks
I user the laser lyte rail mounted sound activated laser. The barrel one does not work with the dryfire mag in my experience, but the rail mounted version does. I had to purchase a recover tactical rail adapter also in order to dryfire train with the 26. Its a pain in the butt lol, but it does work.
@@crackshot-tv awesome thanks for the reply
@@mc909a of course, thanks for stopping by!
Hell yeah
Glock 26 mos usa is out now!!
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Need a link to the light and holster combo for your g26 setup. Thanks
So I went with the TLR-6. I actually have since taken it off and am running it without the WML, I wouldn't recommend the holster though (it's an offbrand amazon one)
I have a G43 and a G26. I carry both. The G43 is more of a summer gun for me. I prefer the G26. I shoot the G26 better.
Ive strongly considered picking up a 43x or 48 for the same reason! can't hurt to have both!
My Little Chubby Girlfriend G26 24/7/365...
The 43x grip is too long, shorten the grip like the Hellcat and stuff 11 rounds in it and it will sell like hot cakes.
Agreed, but thats essentially the glock 26 😀
@@crackshot-tv yes but as thin as the 43x.
@@rafaelmadrigal9279 I'd buy it!
Good video.
What is the name of that dry fire mag system you’re using ?
Hi Matt, the link to the dryfire mag is in the description. The laser itself is a pic rail mounted , sount activated laser made by laser lyte. The dryfire software is a personal project that I'm working (just giving little sneak peaks of it here) called Project MARS (Marksmanship Augmented Reality Simulator) - marstrainingsolutions.com/
What's the side holster you use when driving?
In the video it was an Amazon holster, but now I use a Tier 1 Concealed holster (specifically I like the Tier1 Echo quite a bit).
The answer is: Neither.
If it absolutely HAS TO BE A GLOCK, I would choose the G-30S.
Thanks for watching! I'm curious, what is your preferred carry gun?
@@crackshot-tv Usually the Sig P-320 Compact in .45 ACP. If in a 9mm mood, M&P 2.0 Compact or CZ P-01.
Curious, what’s your height and weight? Great vid.
Thanks for the reply! I'm just a little under average and typical dad bod, but working on it lol!
What dry fire system is that ?
It's a side project I'm working on: marstrainingsolutions.com/
I'll be announcing it on this channel more formally in Q1 next year.
Glock 43x the trigger sucks. Feels like a spike every time I pull it.
Yeah, I shot maybe 30 rounds at the range with the 43x... damned trigger buggered up my index finger for about a week.
I shot pretty good with it. I'd likely drop a pyramid trigger in it if I purchased it.
everysingle reason he chooses this is unique to him only... no universal reasons to choose one over the other. not a very helpful video unless i am exactly like him
Maybe you should try being more like me then 😜 just messing with you bro, thanks for watching.
The 43X is for the ca girly men
🤣🤣🤣 I would agree because its funny, but I know several operators who EDC the 43x and could kill me in a split second
I respect your right to chose, but the 43X/48 is far better than the 26, IMO.
No
@@tony2169 absolutely.
Night sites in a 26 concealed bests 19 rd mags dobb bears slim and concealed better to I got both both great guns I go with a 26
No, the g27 is da bomb. But I like the 43 too.
Wrong. Can you put Glock 17 mags in a G43X/48? No.
They’ll fit a 26 though. And the 26 fits in a pocket.
its not. point :)
Thanks for stopping by!
I do carry the new glock 43x fde version. But I am all about what ever makes you feel good. I'm all about that.. Great choice, tho.
Also a great choice! I may still pick up the 43X at some point, especially for my wife (the double stack pistols are too wide for her).
Who would buy a glock anymore when they are so many better guns made now, they are so outdated now, glock only has one thing going for it, the aftermarket that’s it
Well I still buy glock 🤣 people either love them or hate them, but I'm in the first camp. Thanks for commenting!
Glock is the most reliable on the market. It's also simple to use. There's a reason why militaries and law enforcement use them but hey, whatever gun you buy should be the gun that would potentially save your life.
For me, it'll always be glock. They simply work and are rugged.
@@legionelite7538 it’s a reliable gun and the reason a lot of military’s and law enforcement use it is price, they get them a lot cheaper, now look at sig winning the military contract a few years back, does anyone think they really had the best gun, no I doubt it they won it on price , don’t get me wrong glock is a good gun but it’s not the best polymer gun going now,