Glock 26/33

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For some time I was considering adding one to my Glock collection, but given the build quality (esp the flimsy guide rod assembly) and seeing several come back in shop with malfunctions, decided to give it a wide berth.

Frankly I was put off by the lack of a stock 26/33 flush fitting mag - seriously looks like a joke with 17 rd, although there are proper subcompact mags at $79 pop.

Personally I feel the price point is a rip-off, given they are essentially half the material volume size of a full size Glock and with less punch - A subby like this should ideally be at no more than $250.

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Well with their perpetual 15% off it’s $237.15.

…more than I could pay for any double bell pistol.

They should ship with a stubby mag, the 17rnder makes it look ridiculous :rofl:

I mean… it’s double bell. If you only want it for the odd plinking and it’s mostly a collectors piece they are okay.

Sure there’s a damn good chance it will have an empty mag because it leaked every time you pick em up, so if you are hoping to use them at a game they are best avoided.

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Yeah despite the price cut, add $80 for a proper mag equals same as a G17, G19 etc.

A VP9SK KeLe totally dumps all over it for half the cost.

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Manufacturing costs would probably be the same as any Gen3 G17/19. Cost are in the mould and packaging not the material cost

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Probably - given real steel work the same, albeit latter obviously have completely more practical function than a simple toy.

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I hate sub compacts full stop. Full fat frame or gtfo :joy:

My hands don’t fit compacts anyway.

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I hear ya mate! Even the G19 is too small for my hands.

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You’ll love the VP9SK - fits the bill between compact and sub very well.