Few handguns have remained as relevant as the Glock 26. Since its introduction in 1995, the Baby Glock has earned a reputation for reliability, durability, and versatility that has kept it in service with concealed carriers and law enforcement alike.
Hello, my name is Ethan and I am one of the newest members of the XTech Tactical team. I came from the restricted state of California. I’ve only been here a few months, and I’ve already spread my wings with liberty, freedom, and the pursuit of happiness with a few suppressor purchases, standard, extended, and drum magazines. That’s called living the dream, brother (Hulk Hogan voice). The simplicity of the 2A process here in Arizona is night and day vs California.
No one has ever regretted having extra rounds when it matters most. That’s why there are many Glock 19 extended mags available for those in freedom-loving states.
XTech Tactical sponsors FAST, and I’ve known Jeremy from XTech for close to a decade. I’ve also been fortunate enough to beta test many of XTech’s products over the years as they’ve evolved through multiple design revisions.
XTech Tactical sponsors FAST, and I’ve known Jeremy from XTech for close to a decade. I’ve also been fortunate enough to beta test many of XTech’s products over the years as they’ve evolved through multiple design revisions.
Choosing the right Glock clone magazine is key to ensuring optimal performance and dependability. With numerous options available, it can be challenging to find the ideal match for your specific model.
When choosing a reliable handgun for concealed carry, home defense, or range use, the Glock 19 and Glock 43 are two of the most commonly compared models. Both pistols share Glock’s reputation for reliability, simplicity, and durability, but they are built for very different roles.
The Glock 19 and Glock 45 are two of the most popular 9 mm handgun platforms available today. While they share many core design principles including reliability, simplicity, and broad accessory compatibility, there are clear differences in size, ergonomics, and intended use. Understanding how each model is configured helps shooters determine which platform best fits their needs.
When comparing OEM Glock magazines to aftermarket options like the XTech Tactical MAG17-17 (for Glock 17) or MAG19-17 (for Glock 19), and the Magpul PMAG GL9 series, the real differences boil down to durability, internal component quality, and functional design — not just brand loyalty or price tags.
Few firearms generate the level of attention Glock does. With the release of the Generation 6 models, the age-old discussion surrounding two of its most iconic platforms—the Glock 17 and the Glock 19—has been sparked once again.