Glock

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.

G-Code and Travis Haley have partnered to design a new holster that adds a slight twist to the typical in-waist-band Kydex rig. This Kydex/suede combo can be worn in multiple positions, and has the option of a modular mag carrier that adds very little to the overall bulk.

Hickok45, “Shooting and comparing the Glock 43 single-stack 9mm. I’ve been carrying and shooting the Glock 43 since it hit the shelves last week and have pretty well determined what I think about it and how it works.”

Iraqveteran8888 takes a look at the Glock 43.

On Monday, I published the “Top 5 Reasons to Purchase the New Single Stack Glock 43” which, as the title of the article suggests, enumerated five reasons to go out and buy the highly anticipated subcompact pistol. Now, I’m going to do the opposite and give you the top five reasons NOT to pick up the Glock 43.

Here are the top five reasons you should purchase the new single-stack Glock 43 chambered in 9mm.