Some comparisons between my RM and “Macro”. Note my RM has a full size EPS and a plate that weights exactly 1oz. My “Macro” has the 3.1 slide, EPS carry, 12rd mag with Inception Defense baseplate (only 12rd a still) and has an aluminum NDZ XXL backstrap. Both guns are loaded.
As I said, I'm not up to speed on Glock clones. What is an RM?Originally Posted by Brianjkeene
I initially thought we will see more G26 and G19s for sale after the G43x and 48 were launched but that was not the case in my area. We are seeing more slimline Glocks coming to classes , the local dealer however told me G26 and G19 sales are still pretty consistent. In my neck of the woods, the only place we ever see comps are in matches, i have not ever seen a carry gun with a comp. What he mentioned about the shield mags is interesting, as can be seen from the responses in this thread as well. We had a club shoot in the rain recently and one of the members commented about how the larger models were easier to control with soaked hands vs his 365Xl.
Rost Martin RM1c. Its based on the Arex Delta Gen2 but from a company based in Dallas, TX.
A p365xl with chopped macro frame is what I shoot and carry 99% of the time
I did just get a rost martin froma recommendation from.a budy but that is a range gun only
100% def my favorite pistol overall
Thanks! I commented on one of his updates how across several attempts with slimline Glocks I found recency and near dedication to them to be critical whereas the G26 doesn’t exhibit that for me with its dimensional similarity to my other Glock shooters. I never had 20K rounds out of the slimlines so there’s that.
He’s done nice work on this topic lately. As is his par.
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The most interesting thing in the video, for me, was the s10 43x chop. The idea of a thin 26 with equal capacity is intriguing. But i will likely just try a 365 first to accomplish the same. Though an s10 with a gadget has its own appeal.
"...we suffer more in imagination than in reality." Seneca, probably.
Do you have any experience with aftermarket ports like the ones by Monsoon Tactical? I'm curious if those would have the same issues as the factory ported Shields or Glocks.
More length of the barrel is cut up, with a focus on the middle portion/chamber area versus the end of the barrel.
The gas I've seen on the monsoon cut guns in person is a solid 4-5 feet taller than the head of the shooter. I'll pass.
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