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I would suggest that you shoot the 19 before you shoot the 26... I've found that initially getting used to Glocks the 19 was a bit easier for me to shoot. But guess what Santa brought me?? A 26! Yippee! :D

Depends on what your State laws are, and they may vary from county to county. For example in Hawaii (and I'm just talking State Laws related to a residence, not the whole super restrictive mess of gunlaws here): This goes for loaded or unloaded, as in your cleaning scenario... The Big...

4th Rule I would modify that # 4 to say : "Keep your finger outside the trigger guard until you are on target and have decided to fire". If you have not decided to fire and do not yet want to fire, even if you are on target the finger should not be on the trigger. My $.02...

Range Bucket! Actually, I keep my guns, mags and ammo in a range bag, but what I've found works for all the other stuff is a bucket from Home Depot with one of those canvas tool insert things that hangs on the lip of the bucket and has lots of pockets and straps. Tape , targets, tools...

I get a chance to shoot quite a few differnt handguns teaching, as the other instructors bring all thier own guns to class. I have to say that I keep coming back to my Glock 19... "Feels like a brick?" Hmm. I shoot a friends Kimber 1911 a lot. It's heavier and harder for me to shoot...