would you suggest this for a GLOCK 26? or is that too big of a gun for this application?
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I'm not familiar with the Glock specks, or your height. I'm 5'4 and use it with a mp shield the overall length is like 5". I find it hard to place where it doesn't pinch me, cause otherwise I feel like it sticks out and really prints. I Also have a slight beer belly. I don't find it comfortable and im always trying to re-adjust it. All in all I ended up using the Versa Carry. I can place it exactly where I need it. Just came to the conclusion that I can't where sport shorts or pants to carry. I tried a crossbreed holster as well but find it bulky and confining, not much range of motion. That too was also hard to place. And with the costume pocket if you ad a laser or light you half to purchase a new 40$ pocket, they don't have an exchange program. Get a good gun belt(instructors belt) uncle mike would be one too look at and Versa Carry.
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I would look elsewhere as the Fobus retention system is not the greatest. I have some that has a trigger finger tab on the side which works very well. Also there are a lot nice leather rigs out there. I carry the Beretta 92 every day in a should rig. Don't know about the firearm you are asking about.
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This rig will work with 26 mags. They will be shorter than the mag well. This holster will allow you to all different glock Magazines.
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Hello, I own a Sneaky Pete holster for the Glock 26. I run my 26 with a Pearce Grip PG-39, and it will not fit in the holster. Also the holster is larger than I expected. I have only worn it once and found it to be uncomfortable. I hope this helps. Jeff
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Its iffy. You can remove a few stitches to make it bigger. Itll even hold my hipoint so im sure a glock would fit
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I have a sub compact 9mm Glock 26 & fits perfectly! You can look @ specs I'm thinking there exact or close. Great holster getting hard to find.
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I use a 45 ACP rail Glock 10 round. This is a wider somewhat stocky gun and the product seems to be on the large side as the gun slides down a little too much for my tastes. It is well made.
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I bought mine to fit a Kahr PM9 and a Glock 26. I was able to find the sizes buy doing an Internet search. You can probably do the same. I will recommend it to you if you can get the right size. I use mine all the time and it is comfortable. Sorry I can't help more.
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Technically, Yes It would Fit, But It would swallow the Gun Almost Entirely, I Would suggest A Smaller Holster For A Gun That Size.
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I have the Glock 27 and it that fits very well. It should hold your 26 without issue but the question will be how long it hangs below the holster and will it affect your ankle. Not sure what the size comparison is between the Glock 26 and 27.
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I think it is better designed for a revolver with at least a 3" barrel but I can tell you a Ruger LC9 fits deeper than the picture but the grip is still exposed like the picture. The grip is not exposed enough for an instant grip. I think your Glock is around the same size?
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I use it on a Glock 21 ( full size .45 ) and although it fits, it's not snug against trigger guard. I would recommend this only for a nightstand gun. I don't believe the quality is suited for EDC or range use. I slide mine on at bedtime and remove when I leave the house. In that aspect it's well worth the money.
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Yeah, you would have to install a rail mount on the handgun of choice, or I guess a dedicated base. It would be very over sized for a handgun though.
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Way too big. Mine holds a 6" S &W revolver. Try the "Jackass Rig". I have one for a Glock 23. Its awesome. Way better then this
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I have a sub compact 9mm Glock 26 fits Great! I'm thinking yours is about same size. Check specs, Great Holster getting hard to find. Hope I was of some Help!
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Yes it will fit, but it will be bulky. The glock may not feel secure enough for you !
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I wouldn't put this bipod on anything bigger than a .22. It loosens easily on bigger rifles because of the recoil. Get the BlackHawk Sportster.