looking for pic of mini glock for comparison

Why not the CZ RAMI or Springfield XD subcompact? Just curious....

Don't buy a 26, buy a 27 instead. You can get a 9mm conv barrel and then you'll have 2 guns in one. A stock Glock 357 barrel will drop right in as well giving you 3 guns in one.
If you buy a 9mm 26, you can't ever shoot any other calibers out of it.

Of course, you may never want anything but a 9mm but it's something to consider.

I have all 3 barrels for my 27 and they all function perfectly and dropped in with no gunsmithing needed.

I only have a pic of my G26 with a Surefire E1L and Benchmade D2-

YES!!! but unless you're absolutely set on the 9mm, get the 27. i carry my 23 and my 27 just about everywhere. the plus one extension from pearce is a must with either the 26 or the 27, though.

No buy a Colt defender!

I'm sure thats a very nice pistol...but god that thing is butt FUGLY...

Pics are crappy because I did them very fast, but here:

HK USP .45 ACP, Glock 33, and Beretta 92FS.

HK USP .45 and G33 stacked.

Beretta 92 and G33 stacked.

Nicely done 357sig!

Looking at those pictures makes me think you must be a software developer, or may be a QA.

I know it seems like an off-the-wall wild a** guess. Did I get it right??

Cheers,
ChickenHawk

Does the grip extender make the 26 feel like a 19 in your hands? Or is it still smaller?

Seawolf

"Does the grip extender make the 26 feel like a 19 in your hands? Or is it still smaller?"

I have both the G19 and the G26. For me, the 26 with a 'grip extender' is much more comfortable and easier to draw when compared to the 19 without one.

YMMV

-PB

Looking at those pictures makes me think you must be a software developer, or may be a QA.

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I'm not. I took those pics outside in the grass where no one could see.

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As far as the grip extender, it doesn't feel anything like a G19, which is my CCW piece. My G19 feels much, much more solid and easier to control.

The grip extender helps a lot, but doesn't fill in the backstrap, which leaves you still feeling like the gun is maybe a little small. I have big hands and my USP .45 is a perfect fit, so I might be dfferent in my feelings than someone else with medium hands. Best I can say is try/hold them side by side (even if you can't fire them).

Doing live fire, I can shoot almost the same with both the flush mag and the one with the PG Extender, with slight edge going to the extended one. (It only helps in follow-up shots, but not much.) The grip extension is just "different".