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A slide back plate is one of the easiest ways to put a personal stamp on a Glock, but it doesn't have to be the only upgrade on the list. NDZ Performance offers a full range of options that pair naturally with a back plate swap, from a fully Cerakoted slide to smaller detail work on the rest of the gun. See what NDZ Performance's upgrade options can do for your build at https://ndzperformance.com/ Contact NDZ Performance with any questions and comments at (203) 439-7784 A Full Slide Swap Makes the Boldest Statement For a change that's impossible to miss, an upgraded Glock 43X slide swaps the entire top end for something unique, like a fully Cerakoted design finished in a bold color or pattern that goes perfectly with a new back plate. The current lineup includes options such as a stars-and-stripes-themed finish, though the appeal isn't purely visual.  A new slide can also mean enhanced cuts and serrations, providing a better grip when racking the slide, plus a differen...

If you want to improve your Glock’s performance, functionality, and aesthetics, choose NDZ Performance. Specifically, the slide and barrel of your Glock can significantly impact how it shoots and handles. NDZ Performance offers a wide selection of Glock 19 accessories, as well as parts and upgrades for a variety of handguns. Here are three ways NDZ Performance slides and barrels can improve your Glock. Start upgrading your Glock with parts available at https://ndzperformance.com/ Chat with NDZ Performance at (203) 439-7784 Get a Grip The Glock 43X is a subcompact handgun, and the stock Glock slides feature slippery, shallow serrations. An NDZ Performance Glock 43X slide upgrade , whether it’s the T.R.O.I. or Cerberus, will feature more aggressive cuts and serrations, so you can have a secure grip when racking the slide or performing a press check. If your hands are sweaty or you’re wearing gloves, it can be difficult to manipulate a stock slide, but it’s far easier with ...

Even the simplest mods can enhance the look and feel of a handgun. If your handgun of choice happens to be a Glock, you can find all kinds of premium aftermarket Glock parts and accessories engineered for your pistol. These parts, like flared magazine wells and extended magazine releases, can instantly give your Glock renewed practicality and more personality. The great thing about simple mods is that you can install them at home in just a few minutes, in some cases. If you’re looking for a simple and quick way to enhance your Glock, here are a few straightforward options to consider. Low-Profile Magazine Well The low-profile magwell is as simple as they come. A Glock 43X magwell , for example, can come with a total of three parts that take minutes to install (or less!). It attaches to the base of the grip and helps make it easier and quicker to reload a magazine while making it easier to grip the gun. You can also find this part in various colors to customize your Gloc...

Did you not check your ammo boxes before leaving for the range? While there’s nothing more satisfying than going through a few boxes of ammo in a single range session, sometimes less is more. With a limited supply of ammo, you can focus on your shooting fundamentals, improving your accuracy and making you a more well-rounded marksman. Here are a few drills to try with your Glock and favorite Glock accessories. The One-Round Drill Shooting a single round is easy, right? The point of this drill isn’t just shooting one round; it’s to build muscle memory and consistency. You can start low or high ready or with your Glock in a holster. On the buzzer, present your Glock and fire a round at the target. Regain your sight picture, return to your ready position, or holster your Glock. Repeat the drill nine more times. The point is to build muscle memory by bringing your handgun to bear, aiming, and squeezing the trigger. It can also help you master unholstering your Glock. Two Rounds with a R...

From new shooters to competition shooters, anyone who hits the range can improve their speed and accuracy with the right drills. Instead of plinking around aimlessly, focusing on a few specific drills can make a huge difference over time. Here are five handgun drills to try the next time you visit the shooting range. The Ragged Hole Drill The ragged hole drill, also called the dot drill, sounds simple but is hard to master. Pick a spot on the target and aim at it, starting fairly close to the target. Take a shot. Take a step or two back and fire again. Repeat until you finish off your mag. Your goal is to hit the same hole every time, hence the name. It’s an excellent drill to start and end every range session. Penny or Cartridge Drill This simple drill can help you improve your trigger technique and overall accuracy. This drill starts with a penny or empty cartridge sitting on top of the front sight. Unlike most drills, you won’t practice with any live rounds. Instead, dry-fire you...