Equipment

Guest writer Nigel Hulleman is one of the founding members and a contributor to Sport Shooter Magazine. In part one of our three part series on the Slimline Glocks, Nigel compared the Glock 43X and Glock 48, and the result was not what he expected.

Glock pistols tend to be conservative in design, and the Slimline series is no exception. But the aftermarket offers an unbelievable range of options. Guest writer Nigel Hulleman is one of the founding members and a contributor to Sport Shooter Magazine.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating, but sometimes the list of ingredients is worth looking at too. I took a closer look at what Trijicon did with their MRO to get a better feel for why they did it.

Garrett Evans is a South African IPSC champion, Glock representative and owner of DVC. He shares his exploration of the new Glock Performance Trigger with us.

Part of your competition shooting journey is trying out different setups to see what works, and what does not work for you. Waldo tried the Ghost Hybrid Holster and Hybrid Magazine Pouch and found it a combination to start off your competition journey.

According to Trijicon, their new RMR HD was specifically designed for Law Enforcement and Military. Apart from some obvious benefits like new reticle options, it includes a forward-facing light sensor. This really struck a chord with me, so rather than taking one to the range, we mounted it on a blue gun and tested it in some real-world environments.

Sooner or later somebody had to figure out that one can combine the retention mechanism of a “space-gun” race holster with a full body for a more conventional, yet still super smooth, closed-body holster