Devonai
Member
So, searching past threads has gained me some info, but I haven't found the exact answer I need.
I've had a Glock 29 for a while now, and I currently have two ten round mags, one with the Pearce +0 grip extension, and two fifteen round mags. I would like to split the difference on these two choices with, say, a ten round mag with a +2 extension, but I'm not sure such a thing exists.
As a prior owner of a Glock 30, I very much liked the ten round mag with the factory extension on it. I have no idea why Glock won't create an analog for it for the 29. The only third-party option claims to only work with Glock 20 mags, which is fine, but I'm already satisfied with fifteen rounds as an option for backup carry.
Is there a product out there to solve my problem? Or can I use a Glock 30 extended baseplate on my 29 mags?
I've had a Glock 29 for a while now, and I currently have two ten round mags, one with the Pearce +0 grip extension, and two fifteen round mags. I would like to split the difference on these two choices with, say, a ten round mag with a +2 extension, but I'm not sure such a thing exists.
As a prior owner of a Glock 30, I very much liked the ten round mag with the factory extension on it. I have no idea why Glock won't create an analog for it for the 29. The only third-party option claims to only work with Glock 20 mags, which is fine, but I'm already satisfied with fifteen rounds as an option for backup carry.
Is there a product out there to solve my problem? Or can I use a Glock 30 extended baseplate on my 29 mags?