Glock 26
The Baby Glock. A wide but very short frame, and one advantage nobody else has at this size — it takes every larger Glock magazine. A carry pistol you can slap a 17-round mag into and turn into something else entirely.
What's good about it
- Accepts all Glock magazines — 12, 15, 17, even 33
- Very short, comfortable on the belt and in a jacket pocket
- The same reliability as the whole line
What's less good
- Thick. Width is what you feel when concealing, not length
- The grip is too short — your pinky hangs in the air without an extension
- Relatively sharp recoil due to the short frame
Common user reviews
The remarks that come up most often among owners in Israel and abroad, good and bad. These are user opinions, not our test.
Common praise
- Most common praise: magazine flexibility — carry small and keep a big one in reserve
- Completely reliable like every Glock
- Fits in places the 19 won't
Common complaints
- Most common complaint: the pinky hangs in the air, uncomfortable without a magazine extension
- Too thick for its height — the 43X conceals better
- Snappier than its bigger siblings
Generations and versions
Which optics fit it
The Glock 26 ships with adapter plates, so it accepts a wide range of footprints: RMR, RMSc and Docter. 24 of the optics sold in Israel fit it.
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