3D Animation & Facts: How a Glock 19 works
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2020
- The Glock 19 is a semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9×19mm by Austrian gun manufaturer Glock introduced in 1988. It is the compact version of the Glock 17, Glock's first model. The magazine holds 15 rounds, but magazines of the Glock 17 with 17 rounds can be used.
The Glock 19 is a striker fired pistol without external safeties, but it features three internal safeties. All three safeties disengage sequentially as the trigger is pulled and re-engage when the trigger is released. The trigger safety is incorporated into the trigger in the form of a lever. To fire the pistol, the trigger safety and the trigger must be pressed at the same time. The second safety, the firing pin safety, blocks the firing pin from moving forward in the ready-to-fire condition. As the trigger is pulled rearward, the trigger bar pushes the firing pin safety up and frees the firing pin channel. The drop safety involves the trigger bar, which rests on the safety ramp within the trigger mechanism housing. The trigger bar engages the rear portion of the firing pin and prevents the firing pin from moving forward. As the trigger is pulled rearward the trigger bar lowers down the safety ramp and allows the release of the firing pin. After firing, the trigger bar moves upward and re-engages the firing pin.
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And then POV of you in a cell.
Elegant design
Can you do the P320?
Thanks
Great cutaway animation, but add some words to describe the 3 safeties.
Grear video. 3D videos in explaining details of how things work loke glock pistols are the best tools for learning👍
Thank you!
@3DGunner where do you find your refernce for the internal parts of these guns ?
I would also like to know where I can find these references, did you get Brothers?
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Excelente tutorial como todo lo de umarex🎉❤
Are the 43s work the same or no because they arw smaller i figure maybe different technologies are involved thinking about doing a polymer 80 43 but not sure,I just learned about the 17s and I like them alot
Hi@3D gunner, can I use a part of your video put in my TH-cam video? I’m trying to tell the Chinese how a Glock works, I’ll put your name and your channel in my video.
Hi. Yes, you can use it.
Thank you very much ❤️
@@wenting4853 You are welcome
Chinese love to steal patents and intellectual property
This shows a consistent ejection pattern, which Glock's do not have. If they want to make this accurate, show the ejection erratic and hitting you in the forehead 40% of the time
You must have a gen 4
My gen 3 Glocks have never ejected to my forehead. Not even when I swap the barrel on my Glock 27 to 9mm. My HK USP .45 acp was a different story. That sucker drew blood. 😂
I thought it might be difficult to blame a product if no one else was having an issue with it. But then I see you here, doing it with ease... 🤔
If you stop limp wristing, the ejection issues go away.
it is glock 34
Cool video minus being wrong about the safetys
Hello Chris, thanks for your comment. Glad you like it. Regarding the safeties: My english is not perfect, so I checked with Glock's official website to get the name of the 3 safeties right. What is wrong with them? Regards
@@3DGunner no worries. You're right about Glock having 3 safties but said Glock has no external safeties but 3 internal safeties. Glock does have 1 external safety at the trigger and 2 internal safeties.
@@charrelson614 your assertion "Glock does have 1 external safety at the trigger and 2 internal safeties" is factually incorrect....all three Glock safeties are considered "internal" as the trigger safety is built in and requires no external manipulation.....it is a part of the triggering process that doesn't require a separate action on the shooters part.
@@TheWingnut58 Says who, what makes the trigger safety work is preventing the trigger from being squeezed is on the outside of the gun.
@@charrelson614 "Says who"....a certified Glock, Sig, S&W and Springfield armorer and handgun instructor....
Physically outside of the gun, yes....but not outside of the manipulation of the trigger as a normal part of firing the gun....whereas the manipulation of a secondary lever or button etc. WOULD be "external" to the normal process of firing the gun.
"Internal" and "external" do not always mean "inside" or "outside" of a physical device....as in this case...
Mine is rusting away in a police locker. 😒
Well, I mean look what you were doing with it.