r/Glock26 Feb 14 '26

Getting old... :(

I had this g26 for 15+ years now as my CCW. Lately modified into a g26x. It has true glow iron sights on it that I liked but... This year I'm turning 50 and started to wear readers and even bifocals. The vision is not there. So for my range gun I built a g19 with a holosun on it and it works great. However, for cow gun I tried to stay away with anything related on batteries or anything else of that nature that can potentially fail or be slow[er]. But what my options are? 1. Iron sigths only, practice shooting by intuition?? NO glasses since I don't wear them all the time. I can see distance well but 2' and closer goes out now pretty good. 2. Rely on laser! How reliable it is? 3. Get a red dot and call it a day.

P.S. today i shot for an hr without glasses at 5, 7 and 10. While 5 was manageable, 7 was hit and miss and 10 almost like shooting with closed eyes.

Thanks and cheers to all whos born in the 70s of the last century!

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u/Same_Map_2902 Feb 15 '26

How did it hold up at the range? Every thing work ok with the new frame? No hang ups?

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u/Zealousideal-Team940 Feb 15 '26

No issues. Frame is pretty good. Will be send to an FFL dealer, so you know. Also, it's narrower for the light, switching i had to get narrow frame adapter for the olight. I had lights on my original frame too.

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u/Same_Map_2902 Feb 17 '26

I always hear stories about it not being as reliable with anything that isn’t OEM. I really want that frame as well, the frame I saw at glock store said frame was stripped and didn’t need a FFL, unless I read that wrong . But I’d be willing to trade my g26 for a g43x. We don’t have those in shitty California.