Just curious of what everyone prefers. I know everyone has there own taste but I’m just curious…
I ordered a compact
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My choice was the micro compact, as I like the width of the grip in that size.
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I bought the full-size first then I got the compact, now I never shoot the full-size anymore the compact is my favorite of the two.
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I got the compact and never shot a full size. I don’t think there would be much difference in the feel, just the carrying capacity and concealability. When they finally come out with the 10mm I won’t care which it is, I’ll be on that bandwagon. Kinda hoping it will be full size though.
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I have compact and full sized frames and i prefer the full sized as all 5 fingers fit on it but i dont carry it etc so just playing with it at the range etc.
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My first CCW was a Glock 34 with light and red dot, so size isn’t a big concern for me. I got a compact though cause I tried the whole 80% gun thing and most came in a G19 size, so I had mags for it. After having owned and shot G19 sized guns for a while now, I don’t feel any less capable with it.
That said I do kinda want a G34 again. With a compact though, you can always run larger mags.
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I have the compact and I love it that was after I got OEM Glock mags. She shot like trash with the pmags 
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Which Glock mags ?
Compact. I have tons of G19 and G17 mags. Both fit the compact and only the G17 mags fit the full-size, so I chose the weapon that takes both. Actually, that’s a lie. It wasn’t a choice, as there were no full size when I built my Daggers. That being said, I have no need for one. I usually carry a 15 in the pistol and the 17s as the spares.
Compact. I had to file the trigger guard on the right side of the frame (I’m right handed) as the edge was a bit sharp and irritated my finger. All good now after some gentle filing.
I have 3 pmags, one for carry, one for the range and one for backup. I haven’t had an issue with either of them. I just hope I didn’t just jinx myself…
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My experience with probably 10 years on the Glock Pmags is they are really reliable. Sometimes may not drop free as well, and with uncoated steel cased ammo it can hang in the mag. But any zinc/lacquer/polymer coating and they run fine with it. Aluminum runs as well. Brass of course works just fine, being the slickest.
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With the on sale price of 49.00 ,there’s a geat reason to have spare lowers.
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Welcome to the PSA community @mayorbilk 
I have bought both. It seems like the full size is more comfortable to shoot because it doesn’t cut into my index finger. The compact one has that finger bump
Welcome to the PSA community @azsnowmedic
I agree, I use the compact for CCW and the full size for a bed side.
Looking forward to 22lr and 45acp.
Will be getting both for personal use and selling in our shop
Welcome to the PSA community @gj4337
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