Magazine Sleeve for Glock

Published on January 4, 2011
Duration: 3:47

This video demonstrates how Glock magazine sleeves can significantly improve the grip and capacity of subcompact Glocks like the G26 and G27. By using a sleeve with a larger magazine (G19 or G17), users achieve a full-size grip and increased round count while retaining the compact slide for better concealment. The installation is simple, secured by a small Allen screw.

Quick Summary

Glock magazine sleeves enhance subcompact pistols like the G26 by allowing the use of larger G19 or G17 magazines. This provides a full-size grip, increases capacity (up to 17 rounds), and improves control, while the short slide maintains concealability. Installation is secured with an Allen screw.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Glock Magazine Sleeve Benefits
  2. 00:24Grip Issues with Subcompact Glocks
  3. 01:38The Sleeve Solution: Full Grip & Capacity
  4. 02:18Sleeve Sizes and Secure Installation

Frequently Asked Questions

What problem do Glock magazine sleeves solve for subcompact pistols?

Magazine sleeves solve the grip issue on subcompact Glocks like the G26 and G27, where the pinky finger often hangs off. They allow the use of larger G19 or G17 magazines, providing a full-size grip and increasing round capacity.

How does a magazine sleeve improve the grip on a Glock?

A sleeve effectively extends the grip base of a subcompact Glock by filling the gap left when a larger magazine is inserted. This creates a seamless, full-hand grip surface, improving control and comfort, especially for shooters with larger hands.

Can you increase the magazine capacity of a Glock 26 using a sleeve?

Yes, by using a magazine sleeve with a G19 or G17 magazine in a Glock 26 frame, you can increase capacity significantly. A G19 magazine typically holds 15 rounds, and a G17 magazine holds 17 rounds, compared to the standard 10 rounds for a G26.

How are Glock magazine sleeves installed and secured?

Magazine sleeves are slid onto the base of a larger Glock magazine (like a G19 or G17). They are then secured to the magazine body using a small Allen screw, which tightens against the magazine to prevent any movement or shifting.

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