Not available in the Gen 4 Glocks, the Gen 5 offers left-handed shooters an ambidextrous slide stop. I am no lefty, so this addition to the Glock didn’t equate much to me; but from what I hear from left handed friends of mine it’s welcomed and makes manipulation of the gun a tad easier.
Lefties adapt to survive but every little bit helps.
No finger grooves seem to be the most noticeable difference, next to the wider ass entry. My girlish hands have no problem firing any other Glocks.
I found myself continually wiping the Gen 5 down, whereas the Gen 4 seems more rugged in its coating.
> Not available in the Gen 4 Glocks, the Gen 5 offers left-handed shooters an ambidextrous slide stop. I am no lefty, so this addition to the Glock didn’t equate much to me; but from what I hear from left handed friends of mine it’s welcomed and makes manipulation of the gun a tad easier.
Lefties adapt to survive but every little bit helps.
No finger grooves seem to be the most noticeable difference, next to the wider ass entry. My girlish hands have no problem firing any other Glocks.
> I found myself continually wiping the Gen 5 down, whereas the Gen 4 seems more rugged in its coating.
Like, with a cloth?
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Lefties adapt to survive but every little bit helps.
No finger grooves seem to be the most noticeable difference, next to the wider ass entry. My girlish hands have no problem firing any other Glocks.
Like, with a cloth?
E: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QIfQkfbb1lA/maxresdefault.jpg