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Pros And Cons Of Glock 42

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In all, I highly recommend the Glock 42 to anyone who is looking for a carry option that works very well for concealability and shoots like a champ for a gun of its size. With a final price of just under $500 for the pistol, holster, and a box of ammo you can 't go wrong with this choice in setups. However, I want you to remember that even though the Glock 42 works very well for me, one gun does not fit all. I highly recommend coming into Bill’s Gun Shop & Range to try the Glock 42 for yourself and to make your own conclusions. There are many great pistol and holster combinations that might work even better for you. Let Bill 's Gun Shop and Range and its staff set you up with the right firearm for your needs.

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