Things You'll Need
Instructions
Install a tactical light or flashlight adapter to improve target visibility when aiming in low light or dark shooting conditions. These are available from Glock and are adaptable to all gun models produced by the company.
Utilize a Glock Sport/combat holster if you are licensed to carry a concealed handgun. These holsters produced by Glock will work with your particular pistol and are designed to accommodate a wide range of belt sizes.
Use a Glock manufactured speed loader when refilling your magazine with bullets. These special bullet loaders will allow you to load your magazine quickly and easily installs over your clip.
Change out your original equipment Glock front and rear sights. Glock manufactures adjustable rear sights, fixed-height sights and a special night sight that will illuminate in dark conditions. Optional steel and illuminated front sights are also available.
Purchase an extended bullet magazine from an aftermarket source that is designed to work with your particular Glock handgun. An extended magazine will increase your Glock's bullet capacity. Check with your local and state laws concerning the use of extended magazines as certain areas may prohibit their use.
Hire a certified Glock armorer or gunsmith to perform legal modifications to the trigger assembly. Different enhancements to the trigger will affect the amount of force needed to pull the trigger and trigger feel. Have the gunsmith or certified armorer explain the pros and cons of changing certain parts of the trigger assembly.