On my 26 I have Tru Dots, and a plug. It came with 2 different kinds of +0 mag extensions and I've since taken both of them off.

I did buy a handful of blue baseplates to put on my .40 magazines when I had a .40
They're all gone now so I put 2 of them my 10 round mags, nice contrast to the black.

This is as far as I'll ever go on a Glock other than having the lower half duracoated, an likely never on this specific gun.

Lotsa ppl in this thread that we haven't seen in a while... where'd ya go??

The extended slide stops is purely preference for me when breaking down the firearm, manually locking the slide back etc..

On the mag release, with a proper firing grip, assuming you are right handed, a good way to resolve this issue is to pull the firearm back into your workspace (jlweems has a great video on this on this forum). Using your support hand index finger, slightly rotate the firearm to your left, towards you, which will bring the mag release in line with your thumb. With a little practice, it becomes second nature and very easy. The extended mag releases cut into my hand when firing for longer periods of time.

Agreed for the most part. GLOCK makes a lighter/heavier trigger disconnect. They make extended mg releases, and slide stops. They make night sights (although I would by Ameriglo or another 3rd party Sights)etc.. These types of mods I believe in.

They do not make tungsten guide rods, titanium trigger inserts, plutonium widget disconnect tubes, and nuclear tipped spring housings. These are the types of things that I don't think are necessary and often CAUSE the firearm to function incorrectly.

G19, 3.5lb. LWD Connector, Titanium Safety plunger, LWD Match grade barrel, Stippled grip, Heinie night sights, and last but not least the most important feature, the 3 color Digicamo slide(CeraKote)