Introduction

Have you ever found yourself struggling with the bulkiness of a standard handgun when trying to carry it discreetly? If so, you’re not alone. Many gun enthusiasts and concealed carry permit holders face this challenge every day. But what if there was a way to carry a full-sized pistol with the ease and discretion of a compact handgun? Enter the Full Conceal Glock. In this post, I’ll take you through the intriguing world of this innovative folding Glock, its robust features, and benefits, and where you can make a purchase.

Understanding the Full Conceal Modification

The Full Conceal Glock is not a standard Glock but rather a remarkable Full Conceal pistol conversion of existing models like the Glock 19 and Glock 43. This conversion enables the grip frame and magazine to smartly fold forward under the barrel, significantly enhancing concealment while retaining the full functionality of the original firearm. It’s quite a clever innovation for those who prioritize stealth and ease of transport.

Unmatched Safety Features

One might wonder about the safety of such a transformation. Fortunately, the Full Conceal M3D and the Glock 43 folding pistol preserve the inherent factory safeties that Glock pistols are renowned for. These include the Firing Pin Safety and the Drop Safety. Furthermore, a folding trigger safety offers an extra layer of protection, effectively preventing accidental discharges.

Magazine Capacity and Mechanics

With the Glock 19 folding pistol modification, you receive a 21-round magazine courtesy of Magpul, allowing for an impressive 22 rounds when one is in the chamber. For the more compact Glock 43, the M3SF model includes a 10-round magazine, striking a balance between capacity and carry comfort. The folding mechanism ensures that the gun can fit snugly into a pants pocket, sans a holster.

Where to Buy Your Full Conceal Glock

For those eager to invest in this unique modification, these pistols are accessible through several notable retailers such as Sportsman’s Outdoor Superstore and Palmetto State Armory. Remember, these modifications are purely aftermarket and have no involvement or endorsement from Glock Inc., as their trademark is solely used for advertising.