Glock 19Sf

[TexasAggies]

Anyone have any info on when this is supposed to be on shelves?

[Evan_O]

Our LEO Glock rep said that nothing is set in stone but he is hearing they plan on an early 09 release. I'm thinking around Shot Show...

[TexasAggies]

Finally something for us left handers

[Dave G]

I hope they don't do that sorry ass ambi mag release like they did on the 21.

[TexasAggies]

I hope they do some type of ambi mag release. Other words I might as well buy a damn g19

[Dave G]

I hope they do some type of ambi mag release. Other words I might as well buy a damn g19

Bro, it's so easy to just use your middle or index finger to hit the release.

[Gutshot John]

Bro, it's so easy to just use your middle or index finger to hit the release.

I agree. I find it actually easier to hit the release with my index knuckle, than using a thumb and allows you to keep a stronger grip. You're also better conditioned to pick up any right handed pistol. I used to have a 21SF and I never used the ambi release.

I think if they were to add an ambi feature they would have done better with the slide release as that would make the gun safer for the lefty to operate.

[TexasAggies]

Different things work for different people.

If it was easier to use a index finger then they wouldn't have the market for ambi mag releases.

I have close to 15k rounds through a glock 17 and roughly 500 through a 21sf and I already feel much more confident with the SF.

[The Dumb Gun Collector]

I will definitely pick up one of these!

[ToddG]

Different things work for different people.

Indeed. For abut ten years I've been reversing the mag catch on my Berettas, SIGs, and M&Ps so that I could hit the catch with my trigger finger, which works faster for me.

Given the opportunity, I think everyone benefits from the ability to try both ways on their pistol and choose the method that works best.