Glock-21 question..

[cazsper]

I have a new Glock-21 (Gen-3). The factory slide release is flat unlike that if the Glock-34. Does anyone know if I can get an extended slide release for my 21? I don't want chrome or anything but I would like the extended lever so I feel it better without having to look at it.

Thanks....

 

[caspianwendell]

here you go http://www.glockstore.com/glock-extended-slide-stop-lever

 

[Don65Stang]

Congrats on the new pistol. I've never owned a Glock, prefer hammer fired, but know that they are a dependable one to have available when needed.

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[caspianwendell]

Congrats on the new pistol. I've never owned a Glock but know that they are a dependable one to have available when needed.

I have never owned one either but have shot several...I'm just not a polymer gun fan, and since I saw one being fired in slow motion I will never own one...just my own over cautious behavior.

 

[MechEng]

I'm not a big Glock fan myself (prefer the 1911) but I know they're well liked and highly customizable. Have you checked Brownells to see if they have what you want?

 

[Stangrpunk72]

the one gun I would not mind owning would be a Glock 35 full size full frame.

 

[cazsper]

Thanks everyone. After reading about its durability after the numerous tests, I decided to carry one when I bow hunt (mostly wild pigs). And now, they seem to be the most commonly issued gun in most police departments. And, since i'm familiar with it, it made sense.

 

[Don65Stang]

Thanks everyone. After reading about its durability after the numerous tests, I decided to carry one when I bow hunt (mostly wild pigs). And now, they seem to be the most commonly issued gun in most police departments. And, since i'm familiar with it, it made sense.

They are very utilitarian and MANY police departments use them because they are dependable and inexpensive...which is not a bad combo. A lot of people like them and a lot of people don't. Run a couple hundred rounds through it (or any pistol) before depending on it with your life.

 

[Mister 4x4]

I briefly had a Glock 21 (was babysitting it while a friend was deployed to Bosnia... for like 2 years), and I can honestly say, "I will have one again."

 

[Jim and Jutta]

22 Gen4 .40 caliber Glock is the hot item by special operation troops and many police departments. 34 Oz. loaded with 15 rounds, accommodates left or right-handed operators and the only safety on it is your brain, if you have a round chambered and pull the trigger it fires a bullet at what ever the barrel is pointing at, every time. Glocks are nor thrills guns but the price it's hard to find a better gun you can trust your life with, that's why 65% of police in the United States carry Glocks.

Myself I prefer the S&W M&P but for dependable self protection at a reasonable price, it's hard to beat a Glock.

Jim

 

[hyena429]

Good gun...And i seen many test where they was tuff as hell...My freind works for Fed security...He has every version of the glock just about....Good shooters...I think his glock 30 in 45 acp was my fav...I dout ill buy one..But they are great guns and would own one if i got it for the right price....But im more of a 1911 guy my self and like old barretta's.."when it comes to auto's "..lol..I even like the springfield xd..even thou its not as small as the glock.

 

[RacerX]

www.lonewolf.com for everything to make your Glock rock!

I bought and installed extended mag releases and lightened trigger pull springs for my Glock 9mm and 40

 

[cazsper]

Thanks RacerX, there is some cool stuff on there but I don't want to make too many changes. I'm starting the police academy in California in August. I want the changes to make the gun just shoot smoother without raising any "red flags" as far as making it "more deadly"...California

 

[Totalled]

Extended slide release, and a 3.5lb disconnector. 'Bout all it needs, besides a better trigger and non retarded grip angle.