Customer Reviews for Glock G29 Short Frame 10mm Pistol

It’s a Glock plain and simple, Budsgunshop was great with shipping and service.

Great compact 10mm so much fire power for a lil pocket pistol perfect for edc

This product was an excellent choice and the service from buds gun shop is even better. I made the purchase, and the order was there in three days. Buds gun shop is awesome. I will make plenty more purchases due to their promptness. They are fast yet efficient and the product is a magnificent choice the Glock 10 mm subcompact and thank you buds gun shop again you are number one in my book.

Shoots straight, shoots every time, it’s a Glock and Buds sent it out crazy fast!

For 10mm, this is a good carry pistol and one to be considered based on its size and portability. Personally, I did not enjoy firing it as it just felt clunky to me. Since currently unable to move to a more rural area where carrying this in the woods would be ideal, sold it off for a 10mm 1911-style pistol upgrade that is more suitable for the range.

My favorite carry gun. Conceals easily enough under a t shirt with a GOOD quality holster. The legendary reliability of Glock, coupled with the hard hitting 10mm cartridge and the result is a phenomenal concealed carry pistol. Perfect for two legged predators or those with with 4 legs. Simple purchase process with Bud’s, and always a great price. Looking forward to my next purchase from budsgunshop.com.

I actually got to stop a bear with mines.. last night this puppy saved our safari hunt

One of the best handguns I have purchased.

Lots of reliable fire power in a little package. Great gun so far.

Tough little gun. A Glock. You gets what you pays for.

Love it!! This is my 2nd g29 and it shoot great. Added this to my ccw rotation.

It’s a Glock! It works. Not as snappy as you would think with target ammo and it’s perfect for bear defense with some underwood or buffalo bore. This is my fourth order from buds and love the layaway program they have. It makes guns easier to purchase by paying over time. I could’ve forked over the 600 dollars at once but I’m glad I didn’t have to! Thanks bud gun shop, I will continue to purchase firearms through you guys. 👍

Gun exploded in my hand....ammo was not reload and and it was not p ammo. I cannot recommend this gun and I DO NOT recommend that anyone buy a Glock 10mm!!!! Waste of 600$ and it could've been worse. I could be missing a hand right now.

I have wanted a 10mm to conceal carry for a while and Glock's tried and true platform, along with Buds pricing talked me into pulling the trigger (pun intended) on this one.

great performance, quality and price I recommend fast shipping

What can you say? It's a Glock so it is dependable and accurate and will last forever. It is a 10mm, so a great protection gun when hiking out in the wilderness. Thanks, Buds!

Awesome pistol no complaints

This Glock G29, at least for me, seems to be more accurate than its cousins, the G20 and G40. I have all three, even have a red-dot on the G40, and I'm still not to accurate with it. If stopping power is a concern for you, then the G29 would make a good conceal carry choice.

Very reliable, but the 10mm auto is just to much muzzle flip for me on a small frame pistol, other than that it's great.

This was a good gunIt’s very reliable and did not have no problems with it yet I recommended that anyway we’re gonna shop is a good guy shot him I guess

Love the 10mm only modification I have done to this firearm is baseplate finger extension. And no it is perfect. Great concealment and easy operation.

First of all let me start out by saying Buds Gun Shop has been nothing but professional, this is my fifth or sixth gun that I have purchased from them on a layaway program and they've always updated me on how much I still owe and how much I paid down, I just can't say enough about Buds Gun Shop. Now on to the gun, it was Flawless Straight Out of the Box I piped about three or four hundred rounds through it with the original copper lubrication then I went to clean it and could not get the slide to go back on the frame, I had to remove the backplate and plunger in Spring and firing pin to get it to slide back on, I immediately sent it back to buds and they got the slide to go back on and notified me that there was no problem but it was the way I was releasing the trigger the direction I was releasing it what's wrong, I admit I've had about five Glocks and never had to go through this but there were a couple of videos on YouTube that corrected me, the gun has always performed flawlessly, maybe it was going to a different slide size, anyway very happy

The Glock 29SF is small gun which fires pretty big ammo. This was my first pistol and was purchased for woods protection due to where I live (middle of nowhere, lots of black bear) as I do a lot of hiking. It is pretty easy to carry. I currently carry outside the waistband non-concealed since I don't yet have a CCP. Note prior to purchasing, I hadn't fired a pistol for 30 years or so and then it was when I was a kid just a couple times. The gun has a significant kick and can be hard to hold on to. This is coming from a novice shooter however I did a lot of research about grip, how to hold the pistol, etc. prior to firing. It was uncomfortable to shoot at first as the grip on the gun just doesn't seem to be sufficient to keep the gun from moving around. I tried a bunch of different grips and hand placements, including adding pearce grips, but found that no matter what I did after a couple shots my grip needed adjustment. Probably some of that is my lack of experience/practice but I have heard others make similar complaints. I installed some talon grips on the gun and it made a world of difference so I would recommend doing that as I now can hit pretty decent groups at 10 yards without having to adjust my grip. The grips made the gun go from being annoying to fun to shoot. Huge difference. The magazines are very stiff when new and can cause the second round to not feed (failure to feed/FTF) if not broken in. Getting the 10th round in the magazine takes some doing with a new magazine so to solve these problems you should fill the magazine and let is sit for a few days. New magazines that haven't had this treatment seem to have issues with the second round not feeding properly probably due to the high pressure from ejection of the first round. Note, I have only experienced this feeding issue after firing the first round from a full, not broken in magazine. Also note, this only happened on "lighter" loads. When shooting 200gr I haven't seen this problem. With a broken in clip the FTF doesn't occur from what I can tell... but I've only fired around 200 rounds so far. Overall, if you are looking for a woods gun in black bear country I would recommend this. A Glock 20 might be a better purchase as it will be easier to hold on to but that will come down to how or if you want to conceal. I will only carry this in the woods as I'd be concerned about over penetration around town.

Better have your ears on when you fire this hand cannon. A lot of fun to shoot and as a typical Glock, it functioned flawlessly through a 100 rounds. One of the best features of Glocks besides never having a failure is the ease of cleaning one. You can do it blind folded without any tools. Great product at a good price.

Nice handgun. I own several Glocks including a 20 SF. Figuered I would buy the 29 SF to have a pair of Glock 10 MMS. If you are *** (male gender) enough to handle a 10mm Glock 29 SF I guarantee it will flip your lid. Shooting the full power stuff is like shooting a 44 magnum. No pain, no gain. Makes that big bore boom and gets the bad a** ( mule) award for being the smallest and most powerful hand cannon available. I believe the Gen three’s where, are and always will be the better Glock. As far as Glocks being ugly, your just envious of perfection, Glock perfection. Buy a Glock 29 SF today!