Ghost Glock Training Gun with Removable Magazine

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A good way to practice correct movements is to use a model like this. The weight of the model corresponded to the weight of a real Glock. The magazine release was a bit optimistically easy to use compared to a real gun. Even when I filed the hahlo rear sight in the evening (which technically was not in the model), I got a feel for the strokes, how the sight image remained from one stroke to another.

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A really good product for dry training and "finger" control

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Blue Glock - moving slide and trigger if you could still get this. Otherwise, it's fine for dry training. You can actually engrave the sight picture yourself.

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Basic blue gun. There is no groove in the rear sight, so I filed one so that you can also practice lifting.

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Worked when used, two magazines included and one with an empty magazine, the other with a full magazine. Worked, runs its business.

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Go about your business. You have to cut the rear sight with a knife yourself. A bit high price for a piece of plastic. Buy this on sale.

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A perfectly valid game for handling practice, as long as you notch the rear sight yourself.

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Why isn't the rear sight notched already?

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Go about your business. The weights of the parts are correct by hand (not weighed on a scale). One star off because the rear sight notch had to be made by myself. Another star off because one of the magazines needed a bit of sanding to drop out smoothly without shaking.

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The size and weight of the right gun. Run your business as a training tool. There could already be three caps.