Glock proudly manufactures some of the most popular handguns in use today; Tau Development Group has engineered a way to make them safer for repeated holstering and unholstering. This striker-control device, known affectionately as "The Gadget," makes it so that the Glock's relatively light trigger pull and lack of external safety devices won't cause what many shooters not-so-affectionately know as "Glock leg." Watch as American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach explains how this gun gear can make practice sessions with your Glock safer!
Video: The Gadget You Gotta Have For Your Glock
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