Lenny Magill, founder and CEO of the GlockStore, sat down with The Tennessee Star’s CEO and Editor-in-Chief Michael Patrick Leahy on Wednesday to discuss the process behind the Nashville store’s manufacturing and selling of Glock accessories, including its brand new GS 26X frame.
The GS 26X frame, available now for preorder, is built on the Glock 26 platform with an extended grip that matched the length of a Glock 19, allowing the use of standard double-stack G19 magazines.
The overall profile of the GS 26X mirrors the Glock 43X, but with full OEM double-stack Glock magazine compatibility.
Magill also revealed that the GlockStore plans to release a custom slide for the GS 26X next year – marking the company’s first venture into selling its own branded firearm model.
“It’ll be in the first quarter of 2026…and will probably be right around $500 or $600,” Magill said on Wednesday’s edition of The Michael Patrick Leahy Show.
Magill said his Nashville store designs and manufactures Glock parts and accessories in-house by using 3D printers to create prototypes of products before using the store’s 15 CNC machines to manufacture the parts.
“We make them right here in Nashville. We cut steel and aluminum, and we make pieces and parts,” he said.
Magill stated he used to outsource the manufacturing process before the demand for his products outgrew the production capabilities of a third party.
“When we first started, I used to outsource that to a machine shop…Then we got to the point where they couldn’t keep up with our demand…So I thought, ‘Okay, I have to buy some machines.’ So we bought some CNC machines…and we decided that to have control of the manufacturing process and the timelines and the quality, we had to really do it in-house. That’s what we did,” Magill said.
In May, Magill told Leahy that within the GlockStore’s five years at its Nashville location, the store had grown to shipping approximately 1,000 orders nationwide every day.
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Kaitlin Housler is a reporter at The Tennessee Star and The Star News Network. Follow Kaitlin on X / Twitter.
