Glock 26 vs 27

[usnret]

A 19 is 9mm and a 23 is a 40Cal.. So magazine swapping and ammo sharing is kind of out of the question.

[rtk]

A 19 is 9mm and a 23 is a 40Cal.. So magazine swapping and ammo sharing is kind of out of the question.

I have witnessed it before.

[bearone2]

i have a 23 and just picked up a 27, ns 3 mags, + the lonewolf conversion barrel to 9mm and 3 glock 9mm mags that really gives many options. add a 357 sig barrel(uses the same 40 mags) and a 22 conversion kit for 4 firearms in one package.

[MrVvrroomm]

add a 357 sig barrel(uses the same 40 mags)

While the 27's mags may work. The .357sig chambered glocks have specific mag followers.

[BillG22]

I've been gone..Thanks for the replies!
I have been at the range with the 22, putting holes all over the target! Maybe I should look at a 9mm, or learn how to shoot

[ijosef]

I had a 27 but traded it for a used-to-be-cheap-but-is-now-super-expensive Winchester 9422. I couldn't pass it up, otherwise I'd still have my 27. I prefer the 9mm due to the fact that I can get back on target quicker, and the Glock 27 really bit my hand when shooting. The worst part was actually the "Glock knuckle," which seemed especially pronounced on a .40SW subcompact. Oddly enough, I shoot my Kel-Tec P11 more accurately than I did my Glock 27. The Kel-Tec is also slimmer, whereas the subcompact Glock had a shorter grip and shorter slide/barrel, but retained the width of a full-sized Glock.