Glock 26 GEN5 9MM 10+1

$539.00

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Buy Glock 26 GEN5 9MM 10+1 online.

Buy Glock 26 GEN5 9MM 10+1 online. The Glock 26 is currently available in Glock’s most recent generation of perfection. The Glock 26 now incorporates the Glock Marksman Barrel (GMB), which increases accuracy with polygonal rifling and an enhanced barrel crown. Other innovations include the elimination of finger grooves, ambidextrous slide stop levers, and a nDLC finish. Glock 26 GEN5 9MM 10+1 for sale.

Specifications:

# of Mags: 3
Overall Length: 6.29″
Gun Case: Plastic

Product Information

Caliber

9mm

Barrel Length

3.42

Capacity

10+1

Safety

Thumb Safety

Grips

Polymer

Sights

3-Dot

Is the Glock 26 Gen5 concealable?

Text highlighted in red! The GLOCK 26 is now available in the current generation of perfection. The GLOCK 26 Gen5 now has the GLOCK Marksman Barrel (GMB), which provides better accuracy with polygonal rifling and a redesigned barrel crown. G26 Gen5 – GLOCK 26 Gen5

What kind of barrel does the Glock 26 have?

The GLOCK 26 Gen5 now has the GLOCK Marksman Barrel (GMB), which provides better accuracy with polygonal rifling and a redesigned barrel crown. Other innovations include the elimination of finger grooves, an ambidextrous slide, and the improved GLOCK hard-surface finish nDLC. G26 Gen5 – GLOCK 26 Gen5

What is a Glock pistol of Generation 1?

First-generation (Gen 1) Glock handguns may be distinguished by its “pebble finish” grips and finger groove-free frames. The Gen 1 frame type and design was used by Glock from 1982 to 1988, predating the checkered grip patterns used on the second-generation of Glock handguns.

What is the capacity of a Glock 25 magazine?

The Glock 25 is a blowback variant of the small (102 mm (4.0 in) barrel) Glock 19 launched in 1995. The magazine holds fifteen bullets. The standard elevation of the fixed sight is 6.9 millimeters, as opposed to the 6.5 millimeters used on 919mm variants.