Glock 42 .380 Auto

I have had one now ever since they came out.just love it.Real nice little carry
gun and what a blast to shoot.Little bigger them some,but I have big hands.
Hell even the wife loves to shoot it,as a matter of fact she has her own,,,,,
But its not (pink) thought.little inside joke.the guys at the store know what iam
saying.If your looking for a nice little carry gun you cant go wrong

Great little pistol carry it daily.Cant beat little Joe!

I bought mine towards the end of the first year it came out and I've had no problems with it. I wear suits most of the time and I can carry mine in an Uncle Mike's pocket holster in my jacket's inner breast pocket or in a Vedder tuckable IWB (appendix) without anyone taking notice.
This gun has very low recoil. My kids 9-12 shoot this at the range with me and they have no issues firing it. My oldest fires my G26 and G23/G19 (I have a conversion barrel...thanks Glockstore!) and he enjoys firing the G42 because of the lower recoil.
I don't like the trigger on this, which is why I'm getting the 3.5 lbs connector to alleviate the long pull with the hard break. Perhaps it is the size and weight of the gun, but it seems the trigger feels like it has a longer pull and that break is "hard" to get over.
This is my summer and slim line wear daily gun. My fall/winter daily gun is a G26.

This is the first Glock that I have ever bought and I do not have any regrets whatsoever! A friend of mind recommended it to me. Said that I should get either a 42 or 43. I chose the 42 for the compactness of it and ease of concealment. Do hope to get a 43 eventually. Traded in my Taurus 738 for this gun. Had so many problems with jams with it. Don't have that problem with the Glock. Looking forward to putting several rounds through it at the range.

PLUS fun to shoot. Had a Ruger LC9s, way to 'snappy' for my wrist and thumb(arthritis and poorly repaired dislocated thumb), as was son's G43...double stack no go for thumb(G26)...best of all worlds for me. Small, light, easy to shoot(accurate!), VERY effective with 'proper' ammo(I like Lehigh Xtreme defender)..reliable, typical Glock quality..excellent!

Newbie, and I love shooting. Glock 19 is my original, bought in 2014, which am learning to handle, clean, etc. Most usage has been the last 4 weeks, since I signed up for a Concealed Weapons Permit, and want to pass the shooting part, too. Looks like that should be easy. But, as class is getting closer, realized I didn't want to carry that big of a gun. I love my Baby Glock! It's adorable, but don't let the "cuteness" fool you! Gun packs a wallop! No noticeable recoil for me, but the firing is a little surprising as there is SO MUCH LESS gun to absorb the fireworks! I am sure I will get used to it, but using Glock 19 for the shooting test. LOL

This gun is a really nice 380. Shoots real nice. Just the right size and weight for a CCW. My first glock purchase. I am impressed. Looking at buying another glock they are in their own class.
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Not just in Texas and other states, the Glock 42 holds its own as the best EDC (every-day-carry) piece you can buy even as of late 2023. I have tried a Kahr PM9, Glock 43, Glock 43X, Sig P365, numerous revolvers, and so many more. If you want to pocket carry, this is the best gun that money can buy. Get the Sticky Holster, the Glockstore Tungsten Guide Rod (with the black end), and throw on some TruGlo night sights and you are truly ready to defend yourself and loved ones in the most versatile and reliable package possible. Carry Underwood 90 grain solid copper Xtreme Penetrators too if you REALLY want the best carry round for self defense, though they are expensive, you can't put a price on your life!

Flat shooter and accurate. No recoil what’s so ever. Great for beginners. Got about 800 plus rounds and no hiccups. Solid little firearm