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| I’ve replaced all my Glock 9mm’s with Gen 5 ‘s, I do like there triggers quote: Originally posted by patw: I like the gen 5 guns as the trigger seems smoother. It is hard to decide which to get.
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| quote: Originally posted by patw: I like the gen 5 guns as the trigger seems smoother. It is hard to decide which to get.
Don't forget you can drop a G17 smooth trigger into a Gen 4 G19. I've done it to all mine with an OEM (-) connector and they are very nice triggers (for Glocks). I do like the Gen5 G45, but until the G19 Gen5 gets rid of the cutout on the front of the grip, I'll keep on keeping on with my Gen 4s. |
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| G26 in the generation of your choice.
If I had to choose one gun for the rest of my life, my gen3 G26 would be at the top of my list. |
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| G26 hands down. I find my G42 to be snappy. Out of all my Glocks I find I soot my G26 the best. I like the fact that G17 And G19 mags also work just fine in the G26. |
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| Rigby,
I don't know what you have now. The guns your looking at seem to be carry oriented. That being the case, if I had to pick a Glock right now, or would be a 19 Gen 5 MOS. Any issues the Gen 5 might have had, the MOS cleans up, and it has all of the 19's huge flexibility. |
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| quote: Originally posted by Alex35: G26 hands down. I find my G42 to be snappy. Out of all my Glocks I find I soot my G26 the best. I like the fact that G17 And G19 mags also work just fine in the G26. 42 or 43? Shooting a 42 is like running a stapler.
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| Over the past few weeks I’ve been on a g26 kick. My g26 was in another town since I moved and I hadn’t had my hands on it for about a year, truth be told, I actually forgot it was in the fun case I had left with my buddy. It was a nice surprise to unlock the case and see the 1/2 dozen guns I’d been away from for the past year.
I instantly went for the g26 and it’s been doing cc duty, truck duty and night stand duty Vince I got it back, it’s hard for me to find a complaint about it.
I guess if I had one piece of criticism it would be that the 12 round mags pinch me. Dosent matter though as I like the 10rd better. |
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| Living in Maryland, we won't be able to get the G43x or G48 until mid-summer, they have to be "officially approved" first. The only Glocks I have are two G43's, had others but I really like the single stack ones. I did get to handle both at a shop in PA and I will be getting a 48 when available here.
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| Posts: 373 | Location: West Virginia | Registered: February 25, 2007 |
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| quote: Originally posted by Anubismp: The 26 will take the 45 mags. If I was sticking with a 365 for my carry I think I'd go 26 of the options you presented.
This I like the 43x and 48 but mag interchangibility would trump for me. |
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| Glock 26 with an RMR is a reliable unit that puts the shot where you want it.
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| I did some looking around, I think I'm going to get a 48. I didn't realize GLock had actually come out and made a single stack g19 size pistol. I just havn't been in the pistol gae for a bit I guess.
My wife has the g43 and its a nice gun so Im imagining the 48 will just be a bigger version of that which sounds awesome. |
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| quote: Originally posted by newmexican: I did some looking around, I think I'm going to get a 48. I didn't realize GLock had actually come out and made a single stack g19 size pistol. I just havn't been in the pistol gae for a bit I guess.
My wife has the g43 and its a nice gun so Im imagining the 48 will just be a bigger version of that which sounds awesome.
It’s about 3/4” longer at the grip, same with the slide.
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