Glock

Polymer 80, a company known for their polymer 80% AR-15 lowers, introduced a new product at SHOT Show this year that shook up the concept of an 80% receiver. Named the “Specter,” this 80% frame embraces the ghost gun idea and brings it into the handgun (Glock) market.

New for 2016, CAA has an updated version of the RONI, the Micro, and a non-NFA pistol version with an integral stabilizing brace, the MIC-RONI-STAB.

Many GLOCK owners have voided their warranties by milling the slides for red dots. Now the GLOCK 17 and 19 come in the MOS configuration. Optic ready GLOCKS? We think it is the best idea we’ve heard in a long time.

As SHOT Show 2016 approaches, we thought we’d take a look back at the top 5 stories from SHOW Show 2015. What were the most popular stories?

When it comes to Glock pistols, believe it or not, some are better than others. We take a look at the 5 best and most important Glocks made to-date.

Elite Tactical Systems is now in the Glock magazine business. After months of build-up, their translucent polymer magazines are now available for popular 9mm Luger Glock pistols, with other model and caliber magazines in the works.

Need more capacity for your GLOCK 43? Want to support 3D printed technology? Check out Sintercore’s mag extensions.

Night sights have a devoted cult following. Anyone who carries everyday is well aware that they may need to use their gun in a low light environment. And most black sights, and some of the white dots, just don’t stand out well enough for accurate shot placement. But check out these Meprolights.

The Gadget is, well, a gadget, for Glock handguns that keeps the striker-fire pistols from discharging while holstering.