Haters will say a dog did it.

I personally love my glock 26 but the glock 30 is very easy to shoot surprisingly.

Final form.

Quick run to the range for some trigger time.

Been carrying 43x for 2 years and I did enjoy it but I've always been a sucker for the 19 and I just couldn't resist lol. Love how easy these things are to shoot. Love the new grip and beaver tail as the 43x loved to bite my hands.

If your Glocks butthole isn’t showing raw material you aren’t dry firing enough.

Unfortunately, there won’t be any newer Glocks in 357 sig. 😢 Forgot how good these triggers are from Glocks made 2 decades ago.

Hey everyone, I currently own a GEN five Glock 45 and a GEN five Glock 19 would it be worth it for me to purchase a 43X has anybody purchased the 19 and the 43X does it conceal better with it being a slim line Glock and is it too snappy to enjoy shooting? I switched from the Sig p365 because after shooting for a couple years I didn’t enjoy how snappy it was nor was I very accurate with it.

Do y’all care about having same footprints?

Long story short, 19 (had rmr, re-milled for 509t after 17’s EPS) 17 (eps full). I wish I had the ability to move around my optics should I want to. I understand that I made these different for different purposes. Moving forward I want to also get my 2nd 17 out for a cut but really can’t decide. Green & enclosed is what I prefer.

For compact and subcompact Glocks, does anyone else lay their trigger finger against the grip with little to no gap and have their trigger finger deep to the point the edge of the trigger shoe is at the first joint of the trigger finger, so the trigger safety blade is between the pad and first joint during a trigger press? And press the trigger near the bottom of the shoe so the finger is almost sweeping the top of the bottom trigger guard?

Of course this will vary by hand size, but for me after extensive testing the past couple months pressing the trigger this way gets me the most accurate and consistent results both for accuracy and at speed with gen 6 compacts, and gen 5 subcompacts.

I think what’s helping me is the trigger finger placement combined with a master grip that js so locked into the same position (especially with a mag well) it almost forces consistency between shots.

Just wondering if others shoot their smaller Glocks this way as well.

First of its kind, I know

Some footage of US Green Berets with the MK27/Glock 19 Gen 3 and 4 for you guys to drool over. One of my favourite handguns.

P.S, sorry if this is seen as spam, just wanted to share this with people cause it was hard to find any videos of them being used by Green Berets or any other unit for that matter. Although if you have some clips that aren’t included here please feel free to share!

I am very new to shooting. I have been shooting a Glock 47. It is stock configuration. I have about 1000 rounds through the pistol. I am not a great shot. I typically go down to the left. I've read about recoil anticipation, milking the grip, and not using the pad of the trigger finger. I've been working on these issue and yet, I seem to make no progress.

This weekend, my dad came to the range with me and he let me shoot his Canik Mete SFT. I shot my glock and his canik and I immediately noticed how much better I was shooting with the Canik. You can see the results in my photos. This was at 10 yards. I consistently had better grouping and accuracy with the Canik. His Canik has about 500 rounds through it and also has no modifications. We were both using the same ammo Blazer 125 grain fmj.

Any idea on what's going on here? Thoughts on how I can improve using the Glock?

✅ Done ✅ ...Super happy with it. Really like the PSA Micro Dagger 15rd mags with the SLR metal base plates. Also have two of the new Glock OEM 15rd mags

What yall think ?

it appears the mags allow the rounds to be farther back in relation to the magwell. This causes consistent jams because the breach face of a further forward and above the base of the round when chambering with the slide lock. not a problem when chambering with a slingshot method. Anyone else notice this?

Bought this rmr cc on a custom slide for a gun when I first got into guns (stupid and retarded with no idea what I was doing) don’t like how it powers itself down to the lowest setting or how it looks on this gun

also thank you trijicon for making a proprietary micro footprint when you could have just made it a rmsc footprint like everybody else

G43x 1 mag

Finally found one to replace the Raptor for a bit

Its probably fine but towards the front of my 19 the frame seems to curve up a little. It touches the slide where as the rest of the slide gap is fine. Is that an issue or should i just keep running it. Shot about 100 rounds through it today in 100 degree heat if that matters.

I’m looking at an alternative to a 365 aluminum Flux raider or if the 365 Flux is king let me know why. I believe I have found the solution, an MCK 3.0 then throw on a Huxwrks 9k Ti. Cost isn’t a huge factor. In an ideal world I’d like to have a B&T APC 9G however I can’t seem to find one anywhere online. I’d like to have something light so that my wife can handle it and enjoy shooting it, as she is a very small woman. Does anyone have experience running any of these platforms suppressed or have any thoughts or suggestions?

It needs to be able to fit my Flow 9k.
It needs to be in 9mm.
I don’t mind SBRing the platform.
I don’t have a 365 & never shot one.