Comment on Glock 21 by ZorinDenu

Wolfie303's avatar
No matter what, I always go back to my Glock 21! Wish I could get photographs like this of mine, I haven't mastered the art yet. I have a "weird" 21, good conversational piece, always.
ZorinDenu's avatar
Really, whats odd about yours?
Wolfie303's avatar
I have the 21 SF they first released, the one everyone forgot existed. It's got the 1913 rail and the ambi mag release. I used to carry it when I worked in a gun shop, and everyone argued with me that it wasn't factory. Apparently, Glock didn't make this version for very long.
ZorinDenu's avatar
I remember that one! Very cool, hold on to it, it is a rare one!
Wolfie303's avatar
I'm glad someone does! LOL! We had a local guy actually started a business based completely on his. It was a holster company. Sadly eventually went under, but it was still really cool. And the only way I ever got a decent holster for it. When I bought it, I thought it would be so functional... well... everything is made for the Glock rail anyway. And mine has this horrible tendency to eat flashlights anyway. Everyone I know wants to test this theory with theirs no matter how many times I tell them it isn't a good idea. None have survived aside from my Streamlight.
ZorinDenu's avatar
I know a few guys that carry the same model you have, they all run raven holsters here is a link [link] Great holsters and you can use them as OWB or IWB holsters they are modular. Oh here is the link for the light compatible holster [link]

I have the same issue with my Glock 24 when it comes to lights. It eats none LED lights like crazy, and even LED's have been killed by it. I have no idea why either, its is just a 40 Cal. But I guess its due the recoil impulse being different due the longer slide or something. But the Streamlight TRL is a great light and so far no issues with that one. My older none LED Streamlight M3 also seems to hold up to the abuse. But I think it survive due to it being so light weight