Rentals

SAFE-ACTION PISTOLS

Concealed Carry has come to Kansas, and with it has come the need to have a compact, rugged, reliable, pistol that you can trust to be there when you need it most.  This is a Glock 27 with a Gould & Goodrich "small of back" belt holster.  This combination allows for easy, comfortable, all day carry.  With the Glock's tenifer/polymer makeup, you don't have to worry about this fine weapon being affected by rain, sweat, or any environmental conditions.

Do you need your Glock cleaned or maintained?

Click here for GLOCK ARMORER SERVICES

"As gun companies go, Glock is not really very old. But its short existence is marked by the fact that the Glock pistol set the handgun world on its heels. It was innovative in many ways, including the use of polymer in the construction of the frame.

The company was founded by Gaston Glock in 1963, but it did not begin producing handguns until the 1980s when the company obtained a contract to build the Austrian 9mm military service pistol. Glock and his designers decided to combine the use of polymer and steel in building this new pistol in order to keep the weight of the pistol well below conventional levels. It was thought that this could be done without sacrificing ruggedness and reliability.

Glock also used a different ignition system than is generally found on conventional handguns. The Glock pistol operates by an internal striker system that is partially cocked when the first round is chambered. As the trigger is squeezed during the firing mode, the little safety lever in the face of the trigger is activated, the cocking mode is completed, and the pistol is fired. There are no external safeties on the Glock pistol whatsoever.

In 1985 Glock opened an American office in Smyrna, Georgia, and began marketing his pistols in this country. The Glock Model 17, his first commercial offering, was a 17-shot 9mm pistol with a 4 1/2-inch barrel; it weighed only 22 ounces. American hand gunners quickly found that this unique pistol was really quite reliable and could stand up to a lot of hard use. In addition, its accuracy was on a par with other service autoloaders. But the most interesting thing was that many police agencies found it extremely easy to teach inexperienced police recruits to shoot the new pistol effectively.

When I originally took in the Glock Model 21 in .45 ACP, I just wanted to learn about this new-fangled polymer pistol. Well, it’s proved itself to be rugged, reliable, and accurate—enough so to have won a permanent place on my handgun shelf."  

-by Sheriff Jim Wilson Handgun Editor, Shooting Times Magazine - June 29, 2001

FOBUS holsters are another fine choice for your Glock pistol.  The Glock 27 to the right is riding in a Fobus Roto-Paddle holster.  The Fobus paddle holster allows you to carry your Glock when you think you need it, and take it off quickly at home, work, or where law forbids concealed carry.  Fobus has made a name for itself in lightweight, secure, molded holsters that are environmentally resistant just like Glock pistols.