No one has ever regretted buying a G19. Are there better guns? Of course. Is it a fantastic first gun? Absolutely Is it this one of the best all around do everything guns out there? Absolutely.
@@estebanpena6784why on earth would a complete stranger care what another man uses to protect his LIFE with? Thats absolutely petty and stupid. How about we stand together as 2nd amendment people and prop each other up. You're making fun of a stranger that uses a battle proven weapon that the majority of militaries and police forces use because of its ruggedness, utilitarianism, and dependability? That's pathetic.
@@taasch2505 it stands for Elmer Fudd you silly rabbit. Also Trump voting (oldest president ever, and the president who banned bump stocks) fools that still believe Glock is best when it hasn't been for at least 10 years
Same gun… with Holosun SCS MOS. Mount direct to the slide… no plate needed. Streamlight TLR 7A. Ameriglo trooper sights, which give you a perfect lower1/3 co-witness. Glock performance trigger…truly Glock perfection!!!
Absolutely. I’m running the Glock 45 with same optics and light with the performance trigger. The SLR magwell was the final touch. It feels perfect for me.
So you needed 4 things , actually lemme not count the light and holosun . So you needed 2 things including a trigger for your Glock to be " perfection" Perfection 1. which is complete - which contains all the requisite parts; 2. which is so good that nothing of the kind could be better; 3. which has attained its purpose. 1.its not complete since you added part's 2. Other companies do it better including if you want to stay Glock arguably zev 3. It goes bang when it should and doesn't when it shouldn't so you got me there, but then so many other companies make perfection then
Less moving parts and extreme reliability. That is it, that is why I own a Glock nothing more. I hated it at first and now it’s the only pistol I shoot.
@BigTexGamez also skip the 17 full size handgun with pistol ammo is terminally meh really no benefit other than *cool* factor imo. But if you gat a chance try that cz p10, I carry anyone of those but the p10c and s are taking a ride with me more often now.
Glock 17 for duty, Glock 43x and hellcat for off duty. Might grab that Glock 19 with my tax refund just because for my hand size, Glock 19 feels the best.
Better question is why people aren't getting a G19. The 19 is my preferred size it chambers the most versatile round and it's reliability is peak. I'll even take P80 clones over any other pistol FOR SELF DEFENSE. I've kinda been wanting a shotgun lately
Been carrying a G19 gen 3 (finger groves removed) for many years. I carry it with TALON Grips (replace as needed), a G17 mag, in a Tenicor appendix holster. A stiff but generic, and double thickness-webbing belt without the "plastic insert" and Velcro fastener. Works for me every day. If I were to put a comp on it, it would be a Harrington Arms comp most certainly.
I bought my Glock 19 GEN 5 MOS FS two years ago. I installed a Leupold Delta Pro optic. I love this combination. I never had a problem with the plate. When you install the optic use Loctite for the screws. It works fine. Great gun great optic.
When I went to buy my first pistol I planned on getting a g19 because after all the reviews and research I did it seemed like the best starter gun. But once I was in the gun store and I fondled many different firearms I found that the g48 was the best fit for me and my hand size. A few weeks later I started experiencing buyers remorse wishing I bought the bigger model but now that I’m a more experienced gun owner and I own many other firearms I find that the g48 is still my best “do-all” gun. It’s my EDC, it a great range gun and it was also my bedside gun until i I got my 1911. but I only use that for home defense because it has a rail for a light and my g48 doesn’t.
I also bought the G48. It’s an overlooked gem. As someone used to revolvers, I don’t think 10+1 capacity is any limitation since a backup mag gives me almost 2x the ammo I carried for years.
@@EdwardSnortin I tried it and haven’t had any malfunctions, but I’ve seen lots of failures with those mags and they make me nervous. The single stacks are dead reliable from what I’ve seen.
I remember being 22yrs old walking into sporting goods store without knowing squat about guns. Somehow i made the best choice possible getting a Glock 19 gen 5 🤙 just wish i knew what MOS at the time
The ONE thing that will fail in this setup is the red dot.... so your sights will be useless......as they are obstructed. You NEED those tall sights.... And if people say their red dots never fail to turn on or die.....they are lying.
I wish glock would just make the 19 mos have the rmr cut from the factory. Then it could be like the 43x where the eps carry can use stock irons for lower 1/4 co witness.
Holosun SCS MOS will do all that just not enclosed but of you go to buy it ask for the glock version, there are like 3 or 4 different version so be sure to get the right one.
I know this is the wrong video for this. But how much better is the dual port comp over the single stock comp on a 320 spectr comp? Oh and great video as always..
I have had my glock 19 gen 3 for 10 years . No issues. Accurate. Tigger isnt the greatest and i dont care much for the grip but i shoot it well and work every time. Some gripwork and trigger upgrade is what i have planned for it. Magaziens are the most affordable and durable out of most handgun magazines. And lots of holsters and after market accesories. Its still a great choice i also have a glock 47. I like the grip on that as is. I cut down the back strap and rounded it off its perfect. Solves the looking at top of slide issue
The first Glock I’ve ever shot was a gen 2 and I’ve been in love ever since and that was back in 94’ and let me tell you I’ve shot a lot of guns and as far as edc goes I only carry Glock . I mean I have an Sig and a Smitty but I’m always gonna prefer Glocks. To me really, it’s not too much bad you can say about them
My 1st gun was a Glock 19 gen 3. It was great at helping me learn what I actually wanted in a handgun. For my money I’ll take a Canik over a Glock but if you go with a Canik on your 1st gun you might get spoiled and not appreciate it as much.
My ONLY gripe with Glock is what you get as far as factory upgrades out of the box, for the time we live in. The performance trigger should be a standard trigger, double undercut, magwell, sights, better grip texturing and metal FKN mags. You buy a glock just to upgrade it essentially (yes you dont have to) but compared to other manufacturers, Glock lacking in thia area
@@russellrudolph4051Just like they said unemployment was down? And they had to revise the numbers because they were caught lying. Crime is way up. But when District Attorneys don't prosecute and the cops don't even bother arresting people for many "minor" offenses anymore, they can say crime is down. Remember - there's lies, damn lies, and statistics.
Glock's are really good pistols which anyone can rely on. But let's also be honest, Glock was the best striker fired pistol, when Glock was the only striker fired poly pistol available on the market. The competition caught up to Glock and passed them up a long time ago. Glock has been making the same pistol since 1982. There are way too many better options out there if you are in the market for a striker fired poly pistols that are cheaper, better made, and you do not have to add anything to the pistol out of the box to make it mechanically a better shooting pistol.
All those things are true... if one of those other guns gains the track record and the parts proliferation it would be great. That's what keeps me on the platform. Now it would be counterintuitive to switch
@@truthseeker1581 I should have clarified my comment when I posted. You could say my comment was for people who were considering buying their first poly striker fired pistol. It would be counterintuitive for a person like you that has invested so much in the Glock platform. If a person like you switched to another poly striker fired pistol manufacturer, you Glock,s would become safe queens. I had owned firearms for for 30 years before I decided to buy a poly striker fired pistol. Before this, all my pistols were all metal. My first poly striker fired pistol purchase was a G17 Gen 4. I went with Glock because of its reputation and on recommendations of friends. I then got a deal on a G19 Gen 3 and a G19 Gen 4, brand new with 3 mags each for $399.00 ea. I have since bought poly striker fired poly pistols from other manufacturers, like S&W, Sig and H&K. Unlike my Glocks, these other pistols did not need a darn thing out of the box (to make them mechanically better) when I bought them. Once I bought these other pistols, my Glock's became safe queens. I have several issues with the Glock's, like the cheap plastic sights and the tiny mag and slide releases. My biggest beef with my Glock's are the horrible ergonomics. I absolutely hate the Glock pistol grip angle.
Better how? It’s impossible to quantify that objectively speaking. Glocks need new sights out of the box sure, but everything else is preference. Many including myself shoot them extremely well and are used to their triggers and grip, and they have less recoil than many modern alternatives (pdp, p320, vp9 etc). What actually matters is the gun is reliable, and glock embodies reliability.
@@josephlegacy929 I own several Glock 9mm pistols, including two G19's. I also own several striker fired pistols from other manufacturers, including a H&K VP9 and S&W M&P 9. 1. The pistol grip angle on the Glock's make the pistol very uncomfortable to shoot. I absolutely hate having to cant my pistol grip hand down in order to line up my sights. The VP9 and S&W 9 have a 1911 pistol grip angles and point naturally. No canting of the wrist required. 2. My HK and M&P came with nights sights out of the box. Glock have the cheap plastic "u" sights. 3. My HK and S&W have ambi slide releases, Glock's do not. 4. The mang and slide releases on the HK and S&W are nice and big. The Glocks are tiny. 5. Triggers are better on the HK and S&W. 6. The mags on the Glock are plastic. The mags on the HK and S&W are all metal, and are coated with a material to assure they function under adverse conditions, like if they get a little sand on them. 7. The machine finishes on the HK and S&W are superior. Break down the pistols and you can see that it took a lot longer to machine the HK and S&W than it did a Glock. 8. The finishes on the Glock are cheap compared to that of an HK or a S&W......I have a lot more but you get my point. Like I said Glocks are good pistols that you can rely on, but now there are way better options and for the same price, except HK. HK's are pricey, but worth every single penny.
@@josephlegacy929 I have several striker fired poly pistols, including two G19's and one G17. I also have a VP9 and a Sig-320, and and a S&W M&P, all in 9mm. So i will compare my G19 Gen 4 to my M&P 9. 1. Glock has that horrible pistol grip angle that forces its shooter to cant the wrist in the gun hand down, in order to live up the sights. My Smith has a 1911 pistol grip angle and points naturally. 2. Glock came with cheap plastic sights. My Smith came with Trijicon night sights out of the box. 3. Smith has ambi slide release, Glock does not. 4. Smith came with metal mags that are coated with material that will help facilitate the extraction of a mag if sand gets in the mag well. Glock comes with cheap plastic mags. 5. Smith has a better trigger. 6. Smith is better machined and finished. I can go on and on but you get the idea..........Like I said Glock's are very good pistols that you can rely on but they are definitely that the best option for a person interested in purchasing their first striker fired poly pistol. PS, I sleep with my G17 Gen 4 by my beside.
Most agencies drove Ford Crown Victoria and now Chargers and Tahoe...does that mean they are the best??? 😂😂😂 hell no!!! They are good for the price and reliable though..I'll give ya that...not a glock hater I have a few. .also have Glock..HK amd Sig Sauer as well
I hate that I love my Gen 3 so much. It doesnt have the most comfortable grip. I have Glock knuckle from dry fire practice. I get a little slide bite. But I have shot some of my other guns more and the Glock just works better on target for me. Only gun that comes close is my FN FNS L. But thats a big beast to carry every day.
Glock is excellent but for me, I would need undercuts for all because of my BIG HANDS. I live in CA so I’d need to spend more than $1000 total with frame work of a Gen 3 Glock to have undercuts and remove finger grooves. I cannot put up with that Glock knuckle feeling at all. I’ve rented a Gen 3 19 and 34. Both were uncomfortable though the 34 was very accurate with that beautiful trigger pull. I love my brother’s G19 Gen 5 (he’s a cop so he can have an almost any gun outside of the CA roster). I was struggling at first but I became very accurate with it. However, I still got uncomfortable after 45+ rounds. I’m telling you Glock needs to have all their trigger guards with undercuts out of the box! So far, I’m most compatible and accurate with the Springfield XD9 Service Model. It’s out of the box ready for me. Though, I’d want to see if I can get something smaller and be more or as accurate and as comfortable as the XD. My beef with any of the XD guns I’ve tried (Service and Sub-Compact) are their triggers.
I think the M&P might be a slightly better gun for a new shooter, but the parts and accessories ecosystem of the Glock just makes more sense for a lot of shooters who want more than one pistol or want to modify their gun in the future.
I bought a Better than Glock Shadow Systems , Glock still puts Plastic Sights after 5 Generations , They went back to a single Pin , The 34 of past had the Slide Top Cut Out for weight . To get what you can buy for $900.00 To Upgrade a Glock = $1500.00 so $ 900.00 with all the out of the box . I shot glocks since they came out . I found It was Best to Buy the 23, 22, 35 , and Buy Conversion Barrels all you have to Buy is 9mm mags then you have a 9mm 40 cal 357 sig will work fine in a 9 mil Mag . Bill Drills Depend on The shooter .
This right here! Only glocks I own are a 22 & 23 for the simple fact that you can use the conversion barrels to get 2 additional calibers from the same gun!
I loved my Glock 19 MOS. Seriously just a well-designed and well-manufactured tool. My main complaint were the ergos. Just didn’t feel good in my hand. Also, it gave me about as much excitement as a hammer does. It’s a great tool with little personality. If you’re cool with that, then it’s truly a great utilitarian gun.
I have to use a Glock 22 Gen 3 at work, and I absolutely loathe the magazine release on it, and the G19 Gen 3 I qualified with was just as bad. I'm expecting the G19 Gen5 MOS that I ordered to be much more usable in that respect. I've also ordered a Streamlight TLR-1HL and Holosun 507C to go with it as well as a Safariland 6360RDS ALS/SLS duty holster that handles the optic and light.
I only hate the plastic sights. The size,weight, capacity, and reliability of the platform is just right. I don’t miss when i train with it….. but it feels like shit to handle when its not “in use”
I wanted a G19. Never got one. Ended up with a G17 and G45. Still want one. Going to get a G43X MOS tomorrow, too good of a deal to not. Enough to grab a G48 slide and have a slim G19 basically.
Because it's the most proven semi-auto pistol in history and modern times. No other pistol, outside of the 1911, has had more years of combat, service, and carry..ever. And proving itself over and over again in those categories. There's a reason that every polymer striker fired pistol is compared to, and is an attempt to dethrone Glock. Because they are the top of the mountain. And while some pistols have maybe a better trigger here or there. No one has made a better overall pistol in its category yet.
Im new to the gun world and I absolutely absolutely love my Glock 19 gen 5. not to heavy for me, I took it to the range and it was smooth to shoot. I will add tht top sight at some point just didn't know how expensive it is omg 😳 over 300. I have no prob with the grip I like tht there's no set wedges on the handle.
It’s the perfect gun it just works and it’s reliable. Ergos are perfectly fine. Trigger perfectly fine look and style perfectly fine. Personally I don’t think sig or any others except 1911 look better than Glock.
Glock triggers - you either love them or hate them...but one thing you can count on, they're consistent. I can feel the trigger on your Glock and know exactly what it's going to feel like before I ever touch the firearm.
Because my girlfriend’s sister’s cousin-in-law bought a Sig and i heard that it done blowed up in his waistband and now he doesnt have to wear a strap when he plays sports.
You say beginner gun and yet it is the gun of choice for the Green Beret and Navy Seals, even though they have the M17 & M18 issued, many still operate their Glock 19 pistol for concealed carry and EDC.
All three are great. All are reliable. I would honestly go to the range and see if you can rent them to shoot first. I personally think the M&P is the best value and they always have nice bundles on sale. CZ is great but isn't as easy to find accessories for as it is for Glock or M&P.
@@barcelona2170 I see. Thanks for your help Barcelona! I’m trying to help my uncle pick out his first gun and all of these videos have been helpful. Have a great weekend.
@herrington i have big hands i need something with a barrel length of 4 or 4.5 a full size BUT if i get a compensator should i go with 4 inch so it will equal out to a full size
I’m 5’8 and 165lb. I’m a smaller framed guy so I know a G43x would be easier all around to carry verses a G19 Mos. However, would a G48 Mos be more in the middle ground between the both?
First pistol was a gen 3 Glock 19, no regrets
Great to hear
Mine to
I still use the gen 3
Ew
My first 19 was a gen 4 I still carry it at work everyday. When I'm not at work I carry a gen 5. I also have a 19x but the regular 19 is immortal
No one has ever regretted buying a G19.
Are there better guns? Of course.
Is it a fantastic first gun? Absolutely
Is it this one of the best all around do everything guns out there? Absolutely.
My EDC everyday all day. Wouldn’t change it for nothing.
Yup. Same here
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Just like 1911 fudds wouldn't change for nothing
@@estebanpena6784why on earth would a complete stranger care what another man uses to protect his LIFE with? Thats absolutely petty and stupid. How about we stand together as 2nd amendment people and prop each other up. You're making fun of a stranger that uses a battle proven weapon that the majority of militaries and police forces use because of its ruggedness, utilitarianism, and dependability? That's pathetic.
I’m not even a huge fan of Glock. But the 19 is perfect gun. Size, reliability , looks, price. All good.
New age fudd . Replace "19" with "1911" and you sound no different
@@estebanpena6784if you don't know what a Fudd is than don't use the word.
@@taasch2505 it stands for Elmer Fudd you silly rabbit. Also Trump voting (oldest president ever, and the president who banned bump stocks) fools that still believe Glock is best when it hasn't been for at least 10 years
@@estebanpena6784 nuhtbhuss?
@@taasch2505 he's just learning english and trying to overreach
One of the best defensive pistols out there. Got many Glocks and honestly, I’ve never had problems at all with any of them.
Replace "Glocks" with "1911s" and realize you're slowly turning into a fudd
Glock is the Honda or Toyota of the gun world. Reliable, reasonably priced, low maintenance, simple.
Same gun… with Holosun SCS MOS. Mount direct to the slide… no plate needed. Streamlight TLR 7A. Ameriglo trooper sights, which give you a perfect lower1/3 co-witness. Glock performance trigger…truly Glock perfection!!!
Absolutely. I’m running the Glock 45 with same optics and light with the performance trigger. The SLR magwell was the final touch.
It feels perfect for me.
@@Law260 So how much better is the performance trigger over the stock Gen5 trigger ?
Bro spot on with that list! I got my SCS MOS, Night Fision stealth sights, a magwell, and soon a performance trigger for my G19.5 🫶🏻
Glock manufacturers still recommend using a plate even though u can without the plate
So you needed 4 things , actually lemme not count the light and holosun . So you needed 2 things including a trigger for your Glock to be " perfection"
Perfection
1. which is complete - which contains all the requisite parts;
2. which is so good that nothing of the kind could be better;
3. which has attained its purpose.
1.its not complete since you added part's
2. Other companies do it better including if you want to stay Glock arguably zev
3. It goes bang when it should and doesn't when it shouldn't so you got me there, but then so many other companies make perfection then
It;s Five Guys. Not the cheapest, not the best, but easy to find and always going to be good.
Five guys is the best lol
@@Keengocrazyno 😂
Five Guys is not cheap lol
Love this analogy
I feel like In-And-Out would have been a better choice. In and Out is glock. Five guys is sig.
Less moving parts and extreme reliability. That is it, that is why I own a Glock nothing more. I hated it at first and now it’s the only pistol I shoot.
My Glock knuckle went away and the trigger is smoothing itself out the more that I shoot it.
The G19 may not be the best at any one thing, but it is good at everything.
Glock 17,19,43x and cz p10c,s are my rotation
Got meh 19 and 43x. Wanted to get a full size to complete the collection butttt prolly gonna get a Mossberg 590 for shits and gigs 😂
@@BigTexGuitarz dude love moss I got a 590 and a 940! 12g fuuucks
@BigTexGamez also skip the 17 full size handgun with pistol ammo is terminally meh really no benefit other than *cool* factor imo. But if you gat a chance try that cz p10, I carry anyone of those but the p10c and s are taking a ride with me more often now.
Glock 17 for duty, Glock 43x and hellcat for off duty. Might grab that Glock 19 with my tax refund just because for my hand size, Glock 19 feels the best.
Better question is why people aren't getting a G19. The 19 is my preferred size it chambers the most versatile round and it's reliability is peak. I'll even take P80 clones over any other pistol FOR SELF DEFENSE. I've kinda been wanting a shotgun lately
reliability, after market support, the ability to fill multiple roles.
So a 1911?
When you start adding aftermarket parts. That's where Reliability Goes out the window💯
Replace factory sights add pistol light get slide cut for red dot polish internals gtg
@@yeshua1176exactly. Same setup
@@yeshua1176 but why should you do any of that when their motto is LITERALLY "Glock perfection" ?
Been carrying a G19 gen 3 (finger groves removed) for many years. I carry it with TALON Grips (replace as needed), a G17 mag, in a Tenicor appendix holster. A stiff but generic, and double thickness-webbing belt without the "plastic insert" and Velcro fastener. Works for me every day. If I were to put a comp on it, it would be a Harrington Arms comp most certainly.
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Because it’s GOAT and fair priced. Also it won’t go off by itself like a p320.
Glock leg is real.
@@markmiela3937 th-cam.com/video/A6N15rzP-AA/w-d-xo.html
"Glock perfection" is the new "2 world wars"
@@markmiela3937 I've heard of Glock leg but not 1911 leg. Weird huh?
I heard a great description of GLOCK.
It's a B+ student that never is late for class.
I bought my Glock 19 GEN 5 MOS FS two years ago. I installed a Leupold Delta Pro optic. I love this combination. I never had a problem with the plate. When you install the optic use Loctite for the screws. It works fine. Great gun great optic.
When I went to buy my first pistol I planned on getting a g19 because after all the reviews and research I did it seemed like the best starter gun. But once I was in the gun store and I fondled many different firearms I found that the g48 was the best fit for me and my hand size. A few weeks later I started experiencing buyers remorse wishing I bought the bigger model but now that I’m a more experienced gun owner and I own many other firearms I find that the g48 is still my best “do-all” gun. It’s my EDC, it a great range gun and it was also my bedside gun until i I got my 1911. but I only use that for home defense because it has a rail for a light and my g48 doesn’t.
I also bought the G48. It’s an overlooked gem. As someone used to revolvers, I don’t think 10+1 capacity is any limitation since a backup mag gives me almost 2x the ammo I carried for years.
@@rezlogan4787 You could also use the Shield Arms 15 rounder for G48s
@@EdwardSnortin I tried it and haven’t had any malfunctions, but I’ve seen lots of failures with those mags and they make me nervous. The single stacks are dead reliable from what I’ve seen.
I remember being 22yrs old walking into sporting goods store without knowing squat about guns. Somehow i made the best choice possible getting a Glock 19 gen 5 🤙 just wish i knew what MOS at the time
The ONE thing that will fail in this setup is the red dot.... so your sights will be useless......as they are obstructed. You NEED those tall sights.... And if people say their red dots never fail to turn on or die.....they are lying.
I wish glock would just make the 19 mos have the rmr cut from the factory. Then it could be like the 43x where the eps carry can use stock irons for lower 1/4 co witness.
SCS
Holosun SCS MOS will do all that just not enclosed but of you go to buy it ask for the glock version, there are like 3 or 4 different version so be sure to get the right one.
They have a mos one but it has the threaded barrel which I personally don't like
I don’t understand why people get the Glock 19 just to put a extended magazine in it, for all of that just get the Glock 45.
Pairs up nicely with a freedom ordnance fx9. Sweet combo
I know this is the wrong video for this. But how much better is the dual port comp over the single stock comp on a 320 spectr comp? Oh and great video as always..
I have had my glock 19 gen 3 for 10 years . No issues. Accurate. Tigger isnt the greatest and i dont care much for the grip but i shoot it well and work every time. Some gripwork and trigger upgrade is what i have planned for it. Magaziens are the most affordable and durable out of most handgun magazines. And lots of holsters and after market accesories. Its still a great choice i also have a glock 47. I like the grip on that as is. I cut down the back strap and rounded it off its perfect. Solves the looking at top of slide issue
The first Glock I’ve ever shot was a gen 2 and I’ve been in love ever since and that was back in 94’ and let me tell you I’ve shot a lot of guns and as far as edc goes I only carry Glock . I mean I have an Sig and a Smitty but I’m always gonna prefer Glocks. To me really, it’s not too much bad you can say about them
My 1st gun was a Glock 19 gen 3. It was great at helping me learn what I actually wanted in a handgun. For my money I’ll take a Canik over a Glock but if you go with a Canik on your 1st gun you might get spoiled and not appreciate it as much.
My ONLY gripe with Glock is what you get as far as factory upgrades out of the box, for the time we live in. The performance trigger should be a standard trigger, double undercut, magwell, sights, better grip texturing and metal FKN mags. You buy a glock just to upgrade it essentially (yes you dont have to) but compared to other manufacturers, Glock lacking in thia area
Why are people still buying G19? Simple answer, "PROVEN RELIABILITY!"
The glock 19 is way over rated, i have a G45 (9mm) and that works for me 100%, G19 is good but let's give some love to the other glock pistols 😎
Selling my p365 and going for a 43x mos like how the p365 feels but don’t like how it shoots. Always was a good shot with a glock
Because Crime went up and there's a new crowd of gun owners.
You definitely got a point there
Not wrong my neighbor upped a pistol on me bc he was IN My parking spot
Crime is actually down , maybe related to gun sales.
@@russellrudolph4051Just like they said unemployment was down? And they had to revise the numbers because they were caught lying. Crime is way up. But when District Attorneys don't prosecute and the cops don't even bother arresting people for many "minor" offenses anymore, they can say crime is down. Remember - there's lies, damn lies, and statistics.
@paulfrancois7653 Blah blah blah, they are using the same criteria and metrics they always use, go rally with Trump he needs your support.
Glock's are really good pistols which anyone can rely on. But let's also be honest, Glock was the best striker fired pistol, when Glock was the only striker fired poly pistol available on the market. The competition caught up to Glock and passed them up a long time ago. Glock has been making the same pistol since 1982. There are way too many better options out there if you are in the market for a striker fired poly pistols that are cheaper, better made, and you do not have to add anything to the pistol out of the box to make it mechanically a better shooting pistol.
All those things are true... if one of those other guns gains the track record and the parts proliferation it would be great. That's what keeps me on the platform. Now it would be counterintuitive to switch
@@truthseeker1581 I should have clarified my comment when I posted. You could say my comment was for people who were considering buying their first poly striker fired pistol. It would be counterintuitive for a person like you that has invested so much in the Glock platform. If a person like you switched to another poly striker fired pistol manufacturer, you Glock,s would become safe queens.
I had owned firearms for for 30 years before I decided to buy a poly striker fired pistol. Before this, all my pistols were all metal. My first poly striker fired pistol purchase was a G17 Gen 4. I went with Glock because of its reputation and on recommendations of friends. I then got a deal on a G19 Gen 3 and a G19 Gen 4, brand new with 3 mags each for $399.00 ea.
I have since bought poly striker fired poly pistols from other manufacturers, like S&W, Sig and H&K. Unlike my Glocks, these other pistols did not need a darn thing out of the box (to make them mechanically better) when I bought them. Once I bought these other pistols, my Glock's became safe queens. I have several issues with the Glock's, like the cheap plastic sights and the tiny mag and slide releases. My biggest beef with my Glock's are the horrible ergonomics. I absolutely hate the Glock pistol grip angle.
Better how? It’s impossible to quantify that objectively speaking. Glocks need new sights out of the box sure, but everything else is preference. Many including myself shoot them extremely well and are used to their triggers and grip, and they have less recoil than many modern alternatives (pdp, p320, vp9 etc). What actually matters is the gun is reliable, and glock embodies reliability.
@@josephlegacy929 I own several Glock 9mm pistols, including two G19's. I also own several striker fired pistols from other manufacturers, including a H&K VP9 and S&W M&P 9. 1. The pistol grip angle on the Glock's make the pistol very uncomfortable to shoot. I absolutely hate having to cant my pistol grip hand down in order to line up my sights. The VP9 and S&W 9 have a 1911 pistol grip angles and point naturally. No canting of the wrist required. 2. My HK and M&P came with nights sights out of the box. Glock have the cheap plastic "u" sights. 3. My HK and S&W have ambi slide releases, Glock's do not. 4. The mang and slide releases on the HK and S&W are nice and big. The Glocks are tiny. 5. Triggers are better on the HK and S&W. 6. The mags on the Glock are plastic. The mags on the HK and S&W are all metal, and are coated with a material to assure they function under adverse conditions, like if they get a little sand on them. 7. The machine finishes on the HK and S&W are superior. Break down the pistols and you can see that it took a lot longer to machine the HK and S&W than it did a Glock. 8. The finishes on the Glock are cheap compared to that of an HK or a S&W......I have a lot more but you get my point. Like I said Glocks are good pistols that you can rely on, but now there are way better options and for the same price, except HK. HK's are pricey, but worth every single penny.
@@josephlegacy929 I have several striker fired poly pistols, including two G19's and one G17. I also have a VP9 and a Sig-320, and and a S&W M&P, all in 9mm. So i will compare my G19 Gen 4 to my M&P 9. 1. Glock has that horrible pistol grip angle that forces its shooter to cant the wrist in the gun hand down, in order to live up the sights. My Smith has a 1911 pistol grip angle and points naturally. 2. Glock came with cheap plastic sights. My Smith came with Trijicon night sights out of the box. 3. Smith has ambi slide release, Glock does not. 4. Smith came with metal mags that are coated with material that will help facilitate the extraction of a mag if sand gets in the mag well. Glock comes with cheap plastic mags. 5. Smith has a better trigger. 6. Smith is better machined and finished. I can go on and on but you get the idea..........Like I said Glock's are very good pistols that you can rely on but they are definitely that the best option for a person interested in purchasing their first striker fired poly pistol. PS, I sleep with my G17 Gen 4 by my beside.
I own sigs ..czs..m&ps …glocks..and so on …I carry a Glock 19 more then anything ..I don’t know why ..for self defense …..it’s a great tool ..✌🏻
Can't understand people buying glock and than change everything? Why not using it stock righ out of the box ?
Most people actually do run them stock.
SOCOM/FBI/Most agencies, nuff said
Most agencies drove Ford Crown Victoria and now Chargers and Tahoe...does that mean they are the best??? 😂😂😂 hell no!!! They are good for the price and reliable though..I'll give ya that...not a glock hater I have a few.
.also have Glock..HK amd Sig Sauer as well
🤡. U.S military chose SIG, nuff said? By your logic
@@kevinrichardson8859 I concur
I have girl sized hands and the Glock 19 grip feels too small. Which is crazy to even type. I’m a big fan of Glock 45 MOS.
It’s more noticeable on the 43x/48 slim frames. A mag well is a must have.
It’s weird I have a 48 and a 22 and I prefer both those grips over the 19.
22 makes sense, as that's a full size, but the 48 is the same length grip as the 19 from my memory. Just slimmer.
@@Blindsyde5762I have a 48 and a 19 the 48 is a 19 on a diet lol
@@darrylmuse9948 right that's what I remembered. It's basically a Slimline 19. Kinda
Everyone should own at least one G19. Great gun.
I hate that I love my Gen 3 so much. It doesnt have the most comfortable grip. I have Glock knuckle from dry fire practice. I get a little slide bite. But I have shot some of my other guns more and the Glock just works better on target for me. Only gun that comes close is my FN FNS L. But thats a big beast to carry every day.
Put a HandleitGrips grip on it it really helps!!!
Glock is excellent but for me, I would need undercuts for all because of my BIG HANDS. I live in CA so I’d need to spend more than $1000 total with frame work of a Gen 3 Glock to have undercuts and remove finger grooves. I cannot put up with that Glock knuckle feeling at all.
I’ve rented a Gen 3 19 and 34. Both were uncomfortable though the 34 was very accurate with that beautiful trigger pull.
I love my brother’s G19 Gen 5 (he’s a cop so he can have an almost any gun outside of the CA roster). I was struggling at first but I became very accurate with it. However, I still got uncomfortable after 45+ rounds. I’m telling you Glock needs to have all their trigger guards with undercuts out of the box!
So far, I’m most compatible and accurate with the Springfield XD9 Service Model. It’s out of the box ready for me. Though, I’d want to see if I can get something smaller and be more or as accurate and as comfortable as the XD. My beef with any of the XD guns I’ve tried (Service and Sub-Compact) are their triggers.
I think the M&P might be a slightly better gun for a new shooter, but the parts and accessories ecosystem of the Glock just makes more sense for a lot of shooters who want more than one pistol or want to modify their gun in the future.
I just can’t get behind the trigger out of the box.. after 1000 rounds yea it’s different but fresh out it’s just below average in my opinion
It's a good backup option to my Glock 45. If it's 100 degrees out and I have to wear a paper thin shirt, I'll put the 19 on frame on.
Because the 19 is an excellent gun for size, reliability, shoot ability, low bore axis, mild recoil, and easy to carry and be proficient with.
I have a g26 and g30. Love both, carry both
Love the 19x and the 19 handles Buffalo bore and Underwood 147 +p+ like a boss
But Glocks chambered in 40 or 10 mm can't handle Buffalo bore
I bought a Better than Glock Shadow Systems , Glock still puts Plastic Sights after 5 Generations , They went back to a single Pin , The 34 of past had the Slide Top Cut Out for weight . To get what you can buy for $900.00 To Upgrade a Glock = $1500.00 so $ 900.00 with all the out of the box . I shot glocks since they came out . I found It was Best to Buy the 23, 22, 35 , and Buy Conversion Barrels all you have to Buy is 9mm mags then you have a 9mm 40 cal 357 sig will work fine in a 9 mil Mag . Bill Drills Depend on The shooter .
This right here! Only glocks I own are a 22 & 23 for the simple fact that you can use the conversion barrels to get 2 additional calibers from the same gun!
Best gun I’ve ever owned never had a Problem or jam. Does what it was made to blast😂💯🔥
Agree and I also don't like irons obstructing the glass.
I loved my Glock 19 MOS. Seriously just a well-designed and well-manufactured tool. My main complaint were the ergos. Just didn’t feel good in my hand. Also, it gave me about as much excitement as a hammer does. It’s a great tool with little personality. If you’re cool with that, then it’s truly a great utilitarian gun.
Was this guy under a rock? The G19 has been selling like crazy forever
Just curious, why not go with the Holosun SCS? Also, I grew up with Beretta in the service and hated Glock… until I shot one!
I’m still waiting to get one….just can’t seem to muster the courage. So I started a Gen 3 build IAW brownells windowed 17 slide
That's how I felt with the g34. So I built a g34 mos slowly over time using a p80 frame. It was well worth it.
Try the m&p optic ready
I have to use a Glock 22 Gen 3 at work, and I absolutely loathe the magazine release on it, and the G19 Gen 3 I qualified with was just as bad. I'm expecting the G19 Gen5 MOS that I ordered to be much more usable in that respect. I've also ordered a Streamlight TLR-1HL and Holosun 507C to go with it as well as a Safariland 6360RDS ALS/SLS duty holster that handles the optic and light.
Love my gen4 19 ❤
Just bought glock 9 gen 5 a month ago great gun .
I only hate the plastic sights. The size,weight, capacity, and reliability of the platform is just right.
I don’t miss when i train with it….. but it feels like shit to handle when its not “in use”
Nice vid. What do you use for a mag extension/rounds? Thanks.
Because that's what everyone recommends and the buyers don't know any better. 😏
It's so good, I have two!
My Gen 5 G19 rail is 1913 size. My 1913 light key fits perfect, but the GL key is too small.
I wanted a G19. Never got one. Ended up with a G17 and G45. Still want one. Going to get a G43X MOS tomorrow, too good of a deal to not. Enough to grab a G48 slide and have a slim G19 basically.
Because it's the most proven semi-auto pistol in history and modern times. No other pistol, outside of the 1911, has had more years of combat, service, and carry..ever. And proving itself over and over again in those categories. There's a reason that every polymer striker fired pistol is compared to, and is an attempt to dethrone Glock. Because they are the top of the mountain. And while some pistols have maybe a better trigger here or there. No one has made a better overall pistol in its category yet.
Have had a glock 19 for a decade now. Not my favorite pistol to shoot but pry the last one I'd ever get rid of for alot of reasons
I went with the 48mos at my older age of 59 .. but I do like a 19 .. just not to carry all day … but great gun
Either they’ve been shooting for a while and had the previous gens when they came out or the internet told them too
Glock 19 is good but i prefer the 45 the grip feels better and it’s a great shooter
19 or 17. Either one
Because they've never had a Real Pistol..😂
Im new to the gun world and I absolutely absolutely love my Glock 19 gen 5. not to heavy for me, I took it to the range and it was smooth to shoot. I will add tht top sight at some point just didn't know how expensive it is omg 😳 over 300. I have no prob with the grip I like tht there's no set wedges on the handle.
And now holosun has scs-mos sight.. so no need for a separate plate....
Glock 17 or 19 are just so fuckin good. Stock builds with a WML and a optic and you can do anything with it
Because it takes 33 round factory magazines and it’s so dependable
It’s the perfect gun it just works and it’s reliable. Ergos are perfectly fine. Trigger perfectly fine look and style perfectly fine. Personally I don’t think sig or any others except 1911 look better than Glock.
The G5 trigger is better for me over the G3/G4.
I got the 45 gen 5 and the 19 gen 5 i don’t know why I still prefer the 45
More rounds, larger handle 😅
Glock triggers - you either love them or hate them...but one thing you can count on, they're consistent. I can feel the trigger on your Glock and know exactly what it's going to feel like before I ever touch the firearm.
The Glock 19 is a no brainer excellent gun runs flawlessly!
First pistol was a Taurus g2c, looking to upgrade to a G19 mos gen 5 🔥
Because the glock 19 are perfect sized for any hand sized ❤❤.
Would love a 19x/45 vid
Basically the same gun
@@gab1172 I mean they’ve done like 4 p320 build vids so clearly they don’t have a problem releasing content on the same/similar guns lol
The mantra of the Glock owner: maybe they'll do it on the next one...
Like the iPhone 🤣
@@Johnny_Utah13 Exactly!
And the mantra of everyone else….”It’s a Glock Killer” as they try to copy it. 😉
What little mag extension is that
Because my girlfriend’s sister’s cousin-in-law bought a Sig and i heard that it done blowed up in his waistband and now he doesnt have to wear a strap when he plays sports.
Because they work
It works nothing more nothing less.. I have a g27 and it works don’t like the look or grip but I trust it more than my stoeger str9mc
Thin layer of chapstick on your WML before shooting goes a long way when cleaning your light
My friend ceramic coats his lights
It's reliable,simple,easy and plentiful
Glock 45 gen 5 favorite gun
Because it works . End of explanation 😂
A better question is, why is the tlr1 on that glock 19 instead of a tlr7a?
You say beginner gun and yet it is the gun of choice for the Green Beret and Navy Seals, even though they have the M17 & M18 issued, many still operate their Glock 19 pistol for concealed carry and EDC.
Any difference between the G19 assembled from Austria vs USA?
Would you recommend a Glock 19, M&P 2.0 Compact, or CZ P10C for a first pistol?
All three are great. All are reliable. I would honestly go to the range and see if you can rent them to shoot first. I personally think the M&P is the best value and they always have nice bundles on sale. CZ is great but isn't as easy to find accessories for as it is for Glock or M&P.
@@barcelona2170 I see. Thanks for your help Barcelona! I’m trying to help my uncle pick out his first gun and all of these videos have been helpful. Have a great weekend.
@@JacksonWalter735 Happy to help. Best of luck to your uncle! 🙏
I’d recommend going with the Glock…Simple. Reliable.
M&P. Better than a Glock in every area, and more ubiquitous than the CZ.
@herrington i have big hands i need something with a barrel length of 4 or 4.5 a full size BUT if i get a compensator should i go with 4 inch so it will equal out to a full size
I’m 5’8 and 165lb. I’m a smaller framed guy so I know a G43x would be easier all around to carry verses a G19 Mos. However, would a G48 Mos be more in the middle ground between the both?
I have no complaints with my Gen 3. Even though I know the Gen 5 is out
I have a Glock 44 and a PSA Dagger. It's a solid platform. Glock does suck ass when it comes to modernisation.
The only upgrades to pistols since 1980 have been red dots, back straps and slide serrations. Glock offers all of these things.
I have a Glock 19 gen 3 because I live in California