The Pyramid Trigger System for Glock handguns brings reliability, function, feel and overall appearance to new heights. The trigger itself is wider and intricately machined from aerospace-grade billet aluminum. Both pre-travel and overtravel are user adjustable for precise, predictable operation, yet the trigger retains all of the safety features built into Glock autopistols. From a user perspective, the trigger is lighter, shorter and crisper, greatly increasing accuracy. Pyramid Trigger owners also get to personalize their Glock with 36 different color combinations of trigger and safety. (Glockstore.com/Pyramid)
The SEC•UBIT GSC (Gun Shot Counter) is the ultimate upgrade for shooters who want to improve split time (time between shots) to 1/1000 of a second, increase shooting accuracy and keep a full record of shot count for maintenance. The GSC is one of the smallest counting and recording devices available—small enough to fit into the grip pocket of a Glock Gen1 through Gen3 pistol while preserving grip ergonomics and carrying comfort. The unit serves as a true “black box” and electronic odometer for your gun and computes time between shots (split time) and rate of fire to provide you with the necessary data to improve your accuracy. The 0.32-ounce unit includes software to track the data for more than 500,000 shots on your Android phone or PC.
The Criterion IWB holster from Milt Sparks features the company’s new self-closing, neodymium magnetic loop, which has the same holding attributes as the traditional one-way snap but is much easier to align and fasten to the belt. The steel cup portion of the closure shields the belt from putting direct pressure on the loop closure to keep accidental separation from happening. The Criterion rides as low as possible in the waistband while still allowing for a full firing grip on initial hand contact. Currently made for Glock and 1911-style pistols, the Criterion is available with a rough-side-out natural finish or smooth-side-out black, cordovan or tan finish. (http://www.miltsparks.com)
The new ClipDraw allows a user to carry the new Glock 42 concealed comfortably and securely sans a holster. Providing maximum concealment with no added bulk, the ClipDraw is ideal for off-duty or undercover concealed carry. The powder-coated, spring-tempered, high-carbon steel device prevents abrasion while providing all-day secure carry. The ClipDraw comes with a fully machined replacement slide cover plate as well as extra screws and washers for a quick and easy installation process. (http://www.clipdraw.com)
The lightweight and extremely rugged Fobus Interantional GL42ND holster is constructed with reinforced polymer. A tension-adjustment screw allows the user to select their preferred presentation without sacrificing security while a rubberized paddle insert provides added comfort and stability. The holster’s steel rivet attachment system on the paddle and holster body are reinforced for added durability and strength. The one-piece holster body’s design also ensures that a pistol’s sight channel is protected during use. (http://www.fobusholster.com)
Designed for shooters who have multiple pistols and want to store them in a safe place, the QF920S storage case houses your pistols in very secure foam slots for safely storing and transporting your valuable firearms. The case can fit Glocks, all 1911s and most pistols on the market. The case even has two slots that will house your pistol with a light or laser attached to the barrel. The case is watertight, airtight with a pressure relief valve, and the foam lining is impervious to water and chemicals. The case comes with edge casters, a retractable pull handle, padlock holes and optional key locks on the latches if needed. The QF920S from Quick Fire is made in America and comes with a lifetime warranty. (http://www.quickfirecases.com)
If you’re thinking about owning a handheld firearm, you also need to be thinking about the gear and accessories that need to be purchased alongside it. What kind of holster are you going to buy? How are you going to store your gun? There’s a lot to consider, and it’s difficult to know where to begin. To that end, the editors of COMBAT HANDGUNS included six products that caught their eye within the March 2015 issue currently available on newsstands. Scroll through the gallery above to get a better look!
