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The Annoyed Man wrote:Maybe you guys can help a brother out.......

I haven't for the life of me been able to get this magazine to fit flush. I've tried pounding the bottom of the mag on concrete....I've tried hammers.....nothing seems to work. Funny thing is, the gun keeps working........just like a Glock.......

Dannyboy wrote:What do you mean, "flush?" I just looked at every model on Glocks website, and none of them are flush. They all protrude.

I guess your idea of flush is different from mine. For example the stock mag in the 26 doesn't protrude enough to interfere with my little finger under the grip. I don't like how the 30 with the stock 10 round mag feels in my hand, therefore I carry with the shorter 9 round. If you want a gun in which the mag cannot be seen from the side, then the Glock isn't the gun for you.

Most Glocks come with flush magazines. One exception I can think of is the 30 in which the stock mag is a 10 round, but extends about a half inch below. A 9 round mag for the model 30 is available to make a flush fit. That bring said, many Glocks may take a longer magazine of the same caliber. Example: the model 26 will accept model 19 and 17 mags in which will extend below but will give increased capacity.