The Glock 26 is a triumphant subcompact semi-auto pistol and the smallest one from the Glock family, specially designed for concealed carry. It is popular as a backup gun for law enforcement. It fires 9-mm Luger bullets and has a magazine capacity of 10 rounds, which is higher than the other Glock sub-compact model, G43. Basically, it is a chopped version of the Glock 19. It has the same short-recoil striker, locked-breech barrel, and Safe-Action trigger mechanism as the Glock pistols of the larger frame. The frame is made of high-quality polymer and metal parts are treated with a Tenifer finish, for improved durability and resistance to all harmful conditions. Finger grooves are incorporated on the front strap. It has a white-dot front sight and a white-bracket rear sight for better aiming in poor light situations. It comes with two double-stack 10-round magazines. The pistol is greatly accurate while shooting in a row. The gun is easily manageable for all shooters, and the well-known reliability of Glock handguns is out of the question.