Pistols that use Glock mags

[Blimp Captain]

I'm the proud owner of a Kel-Tec Sub2000 that accepts Glock 17 magazines. I would like to get a Glock 17 so I can interchange the magazines but I really don't know if I like the way the Glock feels in my hand. I was wondering if there are any other pistols that will accept Glock magazines.

I seen a thread about holsters meant for one gun that would fit others well, maybe this would be a good thread to start cross-compatability between magazines.

 

[Rockstar]

The G17 mag will also fit the G26 and G19. Of course, the 33-rd. G18 mags will also fit your Kel-Tec.

 

[michiganfan]

I just got one of these last week. It was a blast to shoot. Great fun.

 

[Bobarino]

as far as i know, only Glock pistols take Glock mags. since you have the Sub 2000 (i have the same one too) you GOTTA get yourself some of those 33 rounders. they are a HOOT!

Bobby

 

[lawson]

the 33 round glock mag is the main reason i want a sub2000, that just sounds like fun!

too bad i have not fired a single glock that i really found comfortable.

 

[Rockstar]

the 33 round glock mag is the main reason i want a sub2000, that just sounds like fun!

too bad i have not fired a single glock that i really found comfortable.

Not just "too bad," but absolutely tragic!

 

[Moonclip]

I think there is a company that will modify Ruger PC9 and Pc40's and Marlin Camp 9's to take Glock magazines. As for pistols though I know of no other that take Glock mags but Glock.

 

[carpettbaggerr]

i have not fired a single glock that i really found comfortable.

Yeah, I have to take a careful grip, the Glock is a little big for my hand.

They can be customized though. Wish Glock offered something like this from the factory.

http://www.robarguns.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=5&tabindex=3

 

[3rdpig]

If it's just the size of the Glock grip then consider a grip reduction. If you've got small hands get a Glock 19 instead of a 17. If it's the angle of the Glock grip then don't worry, you can easily get used to the angle. I grew up with BHP's and 1911's and had no trouble whatsoever getting used to the different grip angle. If you just don't like how a Glock feels, then consider a slip over grip or a recontour job. Personally, I've got big hands and the Glock fits me fine, I particularly like the full sized and sub compacts the best, with the compacts fitting me the worst. But then again that's all about the finger groove spacing, something that could be changed with some minor work.