Remington R-51 v. Glock 42
UPDATE: Now that SHOT Show is behind us it’s clear that this overlay is not to correct scale. The R-51 is considerably larger, not to mention heavier, than the Glock 42. The 42 isn’t small, but neither is the R-51.
This was well-intentioned but the measurements were clearly not taken the same way.
The good people over at Triangle Tactical mocked up this overlay of the Glock 42, one of the biggest let-downs of 2014 and the Remington R-51, one of the biggest surprises of 2014 — and SHOT Show isn’t even ’til next week.
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