Shadow Systems CR920 vs Glock 43 & 26

Published on June 8, 2022
Duration: 13:18

This review compares the Shadow Systems CR920 against the Glock 43 and Glock 26, highlighting the CR920's advantages in capacity, ergonomics, and features. While Glocks are industry standards, the CR920 offers 'custom Glock' features like optics cuts and improved grips out-of-the-box. The CR920 provides a slimmer profile than the Glock 26 with higher capacity than the Glock 43, making it a compelling option for concealed carry.

Quick Summary

The Shadow Systems CR920 offers a compelling alternative to the Glock 43 and 26, matching the Glock 43's width but providing higher capacity (10-13 rounds) and enhanced features like optics cuts. It's praised for superior ergonomics and a more refined feel, making it an excellent choice for concealed carry and EDC.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Shooting Montage
  2. 00:33Firearm Overview: CR920 vs G43/G26
  3. 01:33Glock 43 Specifications & Capacity
  4. 02:10Glock 26 Ergonomics & Trigger
  5. 02:45Shadow Systems Design Philosophy
  6. 03:24CR920 Design & Capacity Advantage
  7. 06:00Glock 43 Range Test & Feel
  8. 08:38Glock 26 Gen 5 Range Test
  9. 10:00CR920 Combat & Elite Range Test
  10. 11:31Final Comparison & Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the Shadow Systems CR920 and the Glock 43/26?

The CR920 is a double-stack subcompact that matches the Glock 43's width but offers higher capacity (10-13 rounds) and includes features like optics cuts and fluted barrels. It's generally considered to have better ergonomics and a more refined feel than the Glock 43 and 26.

How does the capacity compare between the CR920, Glock 43, and Glock 26?

The Glock 43 is a single-stack with a 6-round capacity. The Glock 26 is a double-stack with a 10-round capacity. The Shadow Systems CR920 is also a double-stack, offering either 10 or 13-round capacity, often with a flush-fit 13-round magazine.

What advantages does the Shadow Systems CR920 offer over Glocks for concealed carry?

The CR920 provides a slimmer profile than the Glock 26 while maintaining higher capacity than the Glock 43. Its out-of-the-box features like optics readiness and improved grip, combined with its capacity and slimmer build, make it a strong contender for EDC.

Are the Glock 43 and 26 considered good for range practice?

The Glock 43's trigger was described as 'pokey' and uncomfortable for range plinking. While the Glock 26 is functional, its ergonomics were noted as lacking compared to modern designs. The CR920, with its better grip and capacity, is generally preferred for range enjoyment.

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