Posted: 1/26/2007 3:35:46 PM EDT
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I have a G19 right now and today I got to thinking about a G26 as a "glovebox" gun so to speak. Is the size difference 'negligible' or 'noticeable' or 'substantial'? I mention the G26 because then I can use my G19 and G18 homey clips* in it. * |
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Dan -- we must think alike. I've been considering a G26 as well. My "needs" are for a good coat pocket gun that doesn't get hung up on anything as I pull it out... as many of the compact guns will because they're just a bit too big. The G30 with the 9 round mag is working ok for this role, but I think the G26 might be a bit better... hell, any excuse for a new gun |
LOL When I originally posted one of the things I immediately thought of doing is putting "paging hotrod9mm" in the title |
Get outta my head! The other "option" is a Smith and Wesson Model 640 I figure if I go different I would go with a revolver The airweights are a bit lite for me and I like having the option of shooting .357. I had a Model 60 that I really loved. |
| I have both and while the 26 is more compact, once you start extending the mags with whatever baseplate you choose, you will give up a lot of its "compactness". I don't think the gun is any less shootable with the stock 10 round mag, and with one in the tube, you still have 11 rounds- |
| I had G19, and now I have G23 (which is same size as G19). Although G26 and G19 are only bit difference in terms of look, it feels totally different. As I mentioned in numerous posts, G26 feels way to small for me. It is coming from a guy who has a very very small hands. However, G26 is a great little firearm. My female friends love em. |
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