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Hey Whatever, +1 on the GAP floorplates. They are a great product that really helps get a firm, consistent grip. Totally worth the $20 or it costs to outfit the two mags the 26 comes with. Helps reduce muzzle-flip, as well. Holster comfort is totally subjective, but for what its worth my...

Just got in . . . a cowhide supertuck for a Glock 26 w/combat cut. Shipping estimate was 3-4 weeks, it arrived at four weeks to the day. Sounds like they are just a bit behind at the moment, nothing to worry about. An outstanding product.

I agree with boricua, both on the G26 for pocket carry as well as the suggestion to get a good, double-thickness belt. It took me a while to invest in one, but after wearing it for a while I doubt I'll ever go back to a normal belt. Best fifty dollars I've ever spent on clothing. I wear...

Thanks a lot . . . Now I've gotta get beer outta my keyboard. :D To the OP, welcome to the board. You may want to hang out a read a bit before throwing out more generalities. There is a lot of useful gouge here, if you're willing to do the reading.

You mean safety off, hammer back, round in chamber? That would not be a wise policy.

G26 Summer Carry I've been doing cargo-pocket carry with an Uncle Mike's #4, or IWB at 1'oclock with an UM #12. Either one is functional, but not ideal yet. The #12 (while comfortable and very concealed) rides pretty low, so it takes a second to get a positive grip. I've got a Crossbreed...

Hey Zilmo Its a great piece, thanks for sharing it with us. Sorry about the flak you received, I'm sure he meant well. The important question is, how does she shoot? :D -Matt

You don't seem to know anything about the Marine family. I know you meant well, but you really didn't think that one through. No offense. Have a great weekend. -Matt

Mr. Kassnar, This a great thread, it speaks well of any company to make this sort of sustained customer outreach. I'm one of those who had previously avoided your company's products due to some of the concerns you've been addressing. After reading (part of) this thread, I regret my earlier...