Snubster
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I took my new G26 to the range today. Jammed on the 3rd round on the first mag. Quick tap/rack did not clear it (stuck). I was able to easily remove the mag and work the slide, which cleared it. I was using WWB 115 gr. FMJ. There was an empty stovepiped straight up. Out of 210 rounds fired today, that round was the only problematic one.
Besides that, I really liked the gun. I was using the standard 10-round mags and having my pinky wrap around the bottom was actually pretty comfortable and did not seem to affect my shooting. I was able to shoot at a decent rate of fire and was pretty accurate with the factory night sights out to 15 yards. My shots at 25 yards weren't quite as good but still on paper for the most part. I practiced shooting with both hands and both were comfortable.
I also brought along my Ruger SP-101 which I haven't shot in awhile. The .38 Special rounds were even softer shooting than the 9 mms (and quieter), but I wasn't as accurate with the Ruger as the Glock (and I'm a wheel gun kind of guy). I think this is partially because my hands/arms were already pretty tired from shooting the Glock, the shorter trigger stroke of the Glock, and the better sights on the Glock.
I think once I'm more comfortable with the Glock's reliability, I'm going to use the G26 as a carry piece. I already have a Comp-tac CTAC that I had bought for a G23 (sold it without firing it). If anyone has any maintenance tips to minimize jams in the future, please let me know. I'm a Glock newbie. But the G26 is definitely one easy shooting sub-compact.
Besides that, I really liked the gun. I was using the standard 10-round mags and having my pinky wrap around the bottom was actually pretty comfortable and did not seem to affect my shooting. I was able to shoot at a decent rate of fire and was pretty accurate with the factory night sights out to 15 yards. My shots at 25 yards weren't quite as good but still on paper for the most part. I practiced shooting with both hands and both were comfortable.
I also brought along my Ruger SP-101 which I haven't shot in awhile. The .38 Special rounds were even softer shooting than the 9 mms (and quieter), but I wasn't as accurate with the Ruger as the Glock (and I'm a wheel gun kind of guy). I think this is partially because my hands/arms were already pretty tired from shooting the Glock, the shorter trigger stroke of the Glock, and the better sights on the Glock.
I think once I'm more comfortable with the Glock's reliability, I'm going to use the G26 as a carry piece. I already have a Comp-tac CTAC that I had bought for a G23 (sold it without firing it). If anyone has any maintenance tips to minimize jams in the future, please let me know. I'm a Glock newbie. But the G26 is definitely one easy shooting sub-compact.