HFC G26 Gas Pistol Manual

GLOCK was founded by Mr. Gaston Glock, an engineer, in 1963 in Deutsch-Wagram, near Vienna to specialize in the manufacture of plastic and steel components. GLOCK quickly realized the desirability of combining plastic and steel, particularly for military products, and began to supply the Austrian Army with machine gun belts, practice hand grenades, plastic clips, field knives and entrenching tools. The subcompact GLOCK 26 (9mm) was designed to address the increased popularity of concealed carry handguns. Introduced in 1996, this pistols had the potent combination of high magazine capacity, "serious" calibers, precise accuracy and minimal size and weight, which made the subcompact models an instant success. This is a gas gun, which means it's powered by gas and doesn't need to be cocked every time. It's fast, clean, inexpensive and easily maintained; it does not require batteries to operate. Also, spring guns are the toughest, most durable of all AirSoft guns, because they're made with few breakable pieces. If you're looking for a fun, reliable firearm that'll look great and perform even better, you've come to the right place.

In July, 1995, Glock introduced the first real innovation in pocket pistols in seventy years - the 9mm Model 26 and .40 caliber M-27. Fully as compact as the majority of pocket pistols, and in some cases even smaller, the M-26/27 rectifies the pocket pistol's greatest flaw. Though diminutive in size, they're chambered for the venerable 9mm Parabellum and potent .40 S&W cartridge, thus solving the stopping power problem. And both pistols have excellent high-visibility sights, a super-tough military matte finish, convenient controls and, with ten rounds for the M-26 9mm and nine for the .40 M-27, more than adequate magazine capacity. Based on the highly reliable standard Glock design, these little powerhouses offer the best solution to the problems of the pocket pistol. In fact, they solve them completely! In addition, they operate and field-strip like regular Glocks, come out of a holster just as fast and shoot just as accurately.