I’m mad he didn’t show my favorite glock besides the G18/G19 and that’s the Glock 26.. So it would be first shown in the video since it’s the smallest and I call it the “Baby Glock” as not only is it perfect for small handbags as I fit it perfectly with other stuff in the bag as well but it can also be extremely well concealed in any pants pocket! And also don’t forget it still packs the same punch as any glock that shoots 9mm ammunition...
@@jaymezmccrady3825 ofcourse you can buy any what u want. 26 have good small size, 17 have too big full size not comfortable carry.19, 19x, 45,etc have good mid size gun carry, not too big, and not too small. if i need buy new EDC gun today i looking glock 26,S/W shield,SIG m18,p380,,hellcat, etc. 9mm best normal uses gun caliber but 380 cal have same and good. have many different model. EDC have many small but good gun glock,S/W,SIG.hellcat, brands.
To me it's like this: 26 = light clothing 19L (17 with grip chopped to G19 length) and 30sf = everything else (vehicle and home defense gun, and backup for my on-person ccw) 20 = animal defense gun when I'm hunting, in case a boar charges me. Although I'm considering trading it and getting a 29
UPDATE --- I have since added 2 glocks : G19 G5 and G48 to my carry routine; and which one I carry all depends how I feel that morning...and what my agenda throughout the day is. lol I shoot the G19 a little better than the G48. I really like them both and marvel at the simplicity of the design and the dependability rocks. I throw in an FN FNS9C for kicks. 2 of these are very similar in ergos and the G48 not that much different...but different enough to notice it.
I recently learned that the model number has to do with the order of their patent. So basically the number increases with newer models. I hope this helps you too.
Thank you for not starting your videos with death metal music turned up to 100! I’ve been trying to find someone who can speak in complete sentences with logical thought…. And thank god I finally found you!
My first Glock was the 22.. The full size .40 cal model. I shoot best with it, but ammo can get expensive or hard to find.. in my opinion it has the best weight vs recoil of the lineup. But everyone has different preferences.. thanks for breaking down and comparing some of the Glock models out there. 💯
Very good video and well presented. I have four Glocks (Glock 26, Glock 19, Glock 30S and Glock 36). The Glock 36 is most recent purchased firearm. When the state of Virginia started talking about limiting magazine size to 10 rounds, I purchased the Glock 30S (45 ACP) and started carrying this firearm for six months of the year. During the spring and summer months, I normally carry either the Glock 26 or Glock 19. I shot both the Glock 43 and Glock 43X; however, I did not like the grip size. When I recently picked up and held a Glock 36 at a local gun store, I decided that I liked the single stack Glock 36 very much. Even though this firearm is limited to a magazine holding 6 rounds and one in the chamber, I have no problem with this reduced number of rounds. The Glock 30S holds 10 rounds in the magazine and one in the chamber for a total of 11 rounds and it can also use the larger size magazines for either the Glock 21 or Glock 41 which use a 13 round magazine. Unfortunately, the Glock 36 can only use the magazines designed for it. Both the Glock 30S and Glock 36 fall in size between a Glock 26 (9mm) and the Glock 19 (9mm). I enjoy shooting each of these firearms.
Key summary: - all calibers come in 3 or 4 frame sizes; standard, compact, subcompact, or long (used for competitive shooting) - model numbers are sequential to design release and have no correlation to size, caliber, or chamber (confirm caliber before buying) - sf means slim but is probably what you’re thinking standard is, x is a super small variant - most folks buy a 9mm (more shots, cheaper bullets, less kick) or .45 (heavy bullets that hit hard, fewer shots, pricey). Other calibers will likely be your 2nd gun, unless you already love another. - no manual safety… pull trigger, gun fires, period. Leave it unchambered or unloaded if kids in house - they are fantastic guns and pretty much all of them cost about $600 in the usa, the x models a little cheaper.
X is actually the crossover glocks, i.e 19x and glock 45 is the glock 19 upper/glock 17 lower , 43x is the 43 upper/48 lower , 43x and the 19x/45 are really similar looking just different scaled versions
I just purchased a Glock 21 I love the .45 caliber & gonna love that 13+1 capacity!! Just order my Fobus paddle tactical OWB holster from Amazon should be here tomorrow!!! The G21 will be my new EDC pistol.
I’m surprised that you mentioned the 36, thats my edc and i love it! fits my hand perfectly and it very comfortable to carry on my skinny frame. low capacity never bothered me, i carry a second mag.
My favorite is the 19x unlike the 45 it has factory steel night sights and no forward slide serrations the front of the grip also is different as it won’t accept gen 5 magazines. Mine came with one 17 and two 19 round magazines. It’s my edc bc I have large hands and like the full grip that I can 100% of the time get a full purchase on out of a holster
I like subcompacts for EDC, but I prefer Walter P99as because of the decocker. HKP30SK is great because of the hammer. Glock 26 is my only Glock, but complicates me having the bullet in chamber for the single action mechanism.
I LOVE the glock 35! I've owned and fired quite a few glocks, but I really love the 35. Tracks like a bird dog and that extra length of twist in the barrel does wonders with 165gr ammo
@@andygluehere8266 which do you recommend I get? I have small hands I’m 5’0 so you can imagine how small my hands are. I was thinking of getting the 43 or the 26 Gen 5
Took my buddy to the range one day, had him shoot his glocks and also mine, we had a great time until i introduced him to my EDC, the Sig 229 in 40 and 357 sig.....he had scowl on his face when we left the range.....a few weeks later he called me....he went out and bought a 229....."I Hit everything I aimed at, I couldn't miss then and I haven't missed anything since", he said....."Yeah", I said, it aint fair is it
Funny. I own 4 sigs and 4 glocks MPX the tread p320 full size and P365XL All of them besides the MPX and tread suck balls. (Aka I can’t shoot em well) Give me a Glock 43 X or a 17 and I hit everything Sig does make sick looking guns tho
Mad because for over a year now I have been wanting the 19x but because I’m in California I can’t get one smh, shot a 43x and 47mos, I loved the 47mos my hands aren’t huge but I don’t like shorter framed guns, the longer grip feels better but I also don’t like long slides, 19x would be the best of both worlds, 17 frame with 19 gen 5 tapered slide, so now I’m stuck in between 19 and 17 for my 1st firearm
The glock 19 and 23 are the perfect size for my needs. It's the right size for winter and summer carry for were I live. During the summers which can be brutal, with the humidity and heat and can be carried all day comfortably. They have a decent sight radius and comfortable and lightweight for extended carry. Are glocks the only handguns that fit this criteria, nope they are not, would I recommend it for everyone no I would not. Personally the dot sights on handguns are something I personally haven't warned up to yet. And although I use them on my ar15 and ar9 carbines. As well has on my shotguns. I'll stick with Trijicon night sights on my handguns for now. And no I'm not saying they are useless or not needed. It's just a good set of nightsights and a weapons mounted light and laser are what works best for me. Sighted the laser to my Trijicon night sights and basically were the dot is, is were the bullet is going to hit. Now I also have dot scopes on my shotguns. On my Mossberg 590 and 500 and my Remington 870 slug gun. And a Turkish copy of the Remington 1100. The ar9 is my primary home defensive weapon and it has a streamlight protac HLX mounted as well as a dot scope. And my ar15 carbine is set up the same way. It works for me and my needs. I've been debating on adding a ar 40 pistol or carbine and useing Glaser safety rounds for home defense. I'll probably add a glock 17 also and a ar9 pistol with a armbrace also, or a PTR mp5 with a armbrace. Even though it's a dated design. It's a weapon I trained on and instructed with, and in my opinion the best I've ever used. And I've trained with a Thomson before and it was iconic in it's day. But if I had to choose between the two. It would be the mp5 or a ar9 pistol each and everytime.
@@90syungin51 I added Trijicon night sights on my glock 19 and my glick23 came with them. And I would suggest adding a streamlight tlr8a also, and takeing a course in the use of weapons lights for use in dark environments. And investment in a good set of electronic earphones. In darkness the ability to enhance your hearing is a definite advantage and will give you a avantsge to only have to use your weapons mounted light from a position of advantage to cover or if necessary engage a armed or dangerous hostile. The two go together quite well. And gives you the avantsge. And 500 lumens from a handgun light in darkness will definitely ruin anyones vision and increase your ability to size up the situation and take the appropriate action. I highly recommend weapons mounted lights for that very reason. But a certain amount of training is necessary for its proper use.
I haven't found a gun out there I like better than my gen 3 Glock 19. Although the 43 conceals super well, the 20 shooting hardcasts packs a big punch, and the 22 is insanely easy to shoot accurately.
I'm fine without a manual safety but if you are really stuck on it, a Saf-T block is a much better way to go. Prevents any accidents but you can't forget to flip it to fire when you are ready to shoot. Just go for the trigger and you will bump it out. In my opinion, there is not a pistol under 1000 dollars that even compares to the G19. It's all preference though.
@@tullo5564 almost all cops I've talked to carry glock 22s. Because when it comes down to it if they trust their lives to them, then that is a good sign. When I was a new shooter I wanted safety this and safety that and never had one in the chamber. Now, after the riots and looting and crime, I am fine with the glock as is. Just have to not have your finger near the trigger when drawing. Leave it in the holster when not in use. Easy really.
One of the best size comparison video's Ive seen. Can I ask what glove size you wear Hammer? My medium hand was to tall for the 19 (only half my pinky touched) but felt more comfortable with the 19x or 45.. But the diameter of the 19x/45 grips still felt on the large size for me. But I'm looking for a ambidextrous pistol, so that narrows it down quickly.
Hello sir, where I stay I cannot find a glock 30, but I do have a beretta 92 which I conceal carry sometimes. Could you kindly tell me if the grip width of both guns are same and also which has a bigger grip
I have also found 'Glock Perfection'... in the form of the M&P 2.0 Compact with a flat/forward Apex trigger kit. Everyone who picks it up, even those who have only shot a pistol a few times in their lives, shoots it better than anything on the table. My petite daughter in law, "It's too big for my hands" then proceeds to put three rounds through the same hole.
Glock 19 is my go to. I've tried the 43 and 43x and 48 just don't like the slim glocks. 17, 19, and 26 are my favorite 9mm glocks. The 29and 20 are my top two 10mm out of any 10mm
Hola ,buena colección de Glock .yo compre la primera en 1984 y desde entonces siempre a sido mi favorita.la mejor sin duda es la 19 gen 3.pues la 4 y 5 el boton del cargador no me gusta demasiado grande y cerca del dedo pulgar. Saludos desde españa
For me, I don't get the point. I run a 19 for my edc because of the size (I personally don't like the handle on the 17) with the 19x the handle prints more. I suppose if the 19 is just a little small in your hand or you aren't using it as a ccw then it doesn't really matter. As a defense weapon though, 15+1 is more than enough to get the job done. I like to show as little as possible. I don't really want some liberal to have a meltdown just because they see a weapon that I legally own and carry.
@@aaronalexander4928 oh yeah I agree with you on that one. I carry a Springfield hellcat for my edc but that 19x is just a nice pistol over all. Fits good in the hand. Shoots very well with the 17 grip so I just went and looked at another one yesterday lol. But yeah for the other guy. I would only carry the 19x in the winter because of the bigger grip
@@mattyice3219 Not that it is my business but, I would strongly recommend putting an aftermarket trigger on the hellcat. I'm not sure why it wasn't recalled but the trigger has a massive flaw in it if you have any pressure on the side of it. The subcompact or micro pistols are a little small for me. The M&P shield leaves my pinky hanging off it with the standard mag which is why I went with the Glock 19. Still small enough to conceal relatively easily but big enough that I can get a full grip in it. I like the look of the hellcat and I think that Springfield is a good manufacturer and thought about buying it but it just wasn't right for me.
From small to big
1:58 42
2:18 43
2:43 27
3:55 29
3:04 43x
3:26 36
4:18 48
4:37 19
5:15 44
5:40 19x
6:24 45
6:44 17
7:10 20
7:51 35
8:29 40
And 41 if there is
I’m mad he didn’t show my favorite glock besides the G18/G19 and that’s the Glock 26.. So it would be first shown in the video since it’s the smallest and I call it the “Baby Glock” as not only is it perfect for small handbags as I fit it perfectly with other stuff in the bag as well but it can also be extremely well concealed in any pants pocket! And also don’t forget it still packs the same punch as any glock that shoots 9mm ammunition...
Hammer “I have a glock”
Me “which one?”
Hammer. “ All of them”
LOL
48 = summer carry
19 = winter carry
17 = bedside
19x = kicks and giggles
19= summer,winter,EDC,bed,car,swim,space,work,toilet,plane, best.
@@mattivirta why 19, I wanna choose
@@jaymezmccrady3825 ofcourse you can buy any what u want. 26 have good small size, 17 have too big full size not comfortable carry.19, 19x, 45,etc have good mid size gun carry, not too big, and not too small. if i need buy new EDC gun today i looking glock 26,S/W shield,SIG m18,p380,,hellcat, etc. 9mm best normal uses gun caliber but 380 cal have same and good. have many different model. EDC have many small but good gun glock,S/W,SIG.hellcat, brands.
Why?
To me it's like this:
26 = light clothing
19L (17 with grip chopped to G19 length) and 30sf = everything else (vehicle and home defense gun, and backup for my on-person ccw)
20 = animal defense gun when I'm hunting, in case a boar charges me. Although I'm considering trading it and getting a 29
Awesome sir! Now I am 75% less confused. Very much appreciate you sharing with us.
Thank you. Glock naming can definitely be confusing.
Well one thing to note the Glock 20 is the Glock 40 with a short barrel, pretty inaccurate though because the 40 was designed for mid range
UPDATE --- I have since added 2 glocks : G19 G5 and G48 to my carry routine; and which one I carry all depends how I feel that morning...and what my agenda throughout the day is. lol I shoot the G19 a little better than the G48. I really like them both and marvel at the simplicity of the design and the dependability rocks. I throw in an FN FNS9C for kicks. 2 of these are very similar in ergos and the G48 not that much different...but different enough to notice it.
I recently learned that the model number has to do with the order of their patent. So basically the number increases with newer models. I hope this helps you too.
Lol, not sure why I can remember every glock model number but not anything useful 🤷♂️😂
Thank you for not starting your videos with death metal music turned up to 100! I’ve been trying to find someone who can speak in complete sentences with logical thought…. And thank god I finally found you!
When in doubt, buy a 19.
No a 31.
I thought the same thing, until I saw the 19x. But I don't like the color, so I'll go with the 45.
23 > 19
@@ColonelCarnage Depends on preference some people don’t like .40
48 is better
Sold my glocks several years ago. Not because i wanted to but i kinda needed to. Just picked up a new g19x this morning. Im in love
My first Glock was the 22.. The full size .40 cal model. I shoot best with it, but ammo can get expensive or hard to find.. in my opinion it has the best weight vs recoil of the lineup. But everyone has different preferences.. thanks for breaking down and comparing some of the Glock models out there. 💯
Same but I grew out of my g22 I’ll always keep it since it was my first but now I love the new G45 9mm it’s the best Glock hands down
I got the glock 43x with the black slide I love it I haven't had one problem with it
if you want more capacity look into shield arms double stacked mags, they fit exactly the same as the single stack factory mags with 5 extra rounds
Thank you lol. I tried reading about this online and most of the websites just made it even more confusing but this helped.
Hey buddy very Informative and easy video to watch, keep up the good work👍🏽
Thank you.
Very good video and well presented. I have four Glocks (Glock 26, Glock 19, Glock 30S and Glock 36). The Glock 36 is most recent purchased firearm. When the state of Virginia started talking about limiting magazine size to 10 rounds, I purchased the Glock 30S (45 ACP) and started carrying this firearm for six months of the year. During the spring and summer months, I normally carry either the Glock 26 or Glock 19. I shot both the Glock 43 and Glock 43X; however, I did not like the grip size. When I recently picked up and held a Glock 36 at a local gun store, I decided that I liked the single stack Glock 36 very much. Even though this firearm is limited to a magazine holding 6 rounds and one in the chamber, I have no problem with this reduced number of rounds. The Glock 30S holds 10 rounds in the magazine and one in the chamber for a total of 11 rounds and it can also use the larger size magazines for either the Glock 21 or Glock 41 which use a 13 round magazine. Unfortunately, the Glock 36 can only use the magazines designed for it. Both the Glock 30S and Glock 36 fall in size between a Glock 26 (9mm) and the Glock 19 (9mm). I enjoy shooting each of these firearms.
I have a G17, gen 1 I bought in 1984 or 5, I think. I still carry it at work every day.
Nice, I just bought a g17 gen 3, my first gun. I’m in love
Thats badass!
Wow just amazing on how durable a glock is
I just bought a G19 generation 5. I love it.
Dammn bro u got the best Glock collection on TH-cam 🔥🔥🔥 I’ll catch up one day
Thank you.
Key summary:
- all calibers come in 3 or 4 frame sizes; standard, compact, subcompact, or long (used for competitive shooting)
- model numbers are sequential to design release and have no correlation to size, caliber, or chamber (confirm caliber before buying)
- sf means slim but is probably what you’re thinking standard is, x is a super small variant
- most folks buy a 9mm (more shots, cheaper bullets, less kick) or .45 (heavy bullets that hit hard, fewer shots, pricey). Other calibers will likely be your 2nd gun, unless you already love another.
- no manual safety… pull trigger, gun fires, period. Leave it unchambered or unloaded if kids in house
- they are fantastic guns and pretty much all of them cost about $600 in the usa, the x models a little cheaper.
X is actually the crossover glocks, i.e 19x and glock 45 is the glock 19 upper/glock 17 lower , 43x is the 43 upper/48 lower , 43x and the 19x/45 are really similar looking just different scaled versions
@@dailydoseoftuc11 thank you! I should have said slim line instead of x.😅👍
Very nice video sir! I appreciate you and love your collection. All hail the GLOCK overlord! But seriously, awesome job with the video!
Thank you.
I have a Gen5 19 and I didn't know I wanted the 19x till I saw this. My gun is just ever so slightly too short, thank for the video.
Watching on memorial weekend 2021. 👍
With that intro you deserve the subscription
Thank you.
I’m 175 pounds 5/11 my EDC is a Glock 21. My glovebox/backup/passenger assist gun is a 43X eith the S 15 mags.
Glock 17 for open carry fishing
I just purchased a Glock 21 I love the .45 caliber & gonna love that 13+1 capacity!! Just order my Fobus paddle tactical OWB holster from Amazon should be here tomorrow!!! The G21 will be my new EDC pistol.
I’m surprised that you mentioned the 36, thats my edc and i love it! fits my hand perfectly and it very comfortable to carry on my skinny frame. low capacity never bothered me, i carry a second mag.
Love my G30 gen4. Was thinking that you were going to include that one as well
Dope vid 😁🤙🏾
Awesome video
Thank you. Very informative.
love my 43x, ordered some shield arms double stacked 15 round mags & they fit better than the factory mags IMO
Are they still reliable?
@@freethinker3716better built than the factory mags in my opinion
My favorite is the 19x unlike the 45 it has factory steel night sights and no forward slide serrations the front of the grip also is different as it won’t accept gen 5 magazines. Mine came with one 17 and two 19 round magazines. It’s my edc bc I have large hands and like the full grip that I can 100% of the time get a full purchase on out of a holster
Beautiful glock handguns pistol 🔫 looking pretty nice 👌 excellent video well done 👏✔
Thanks a lot for this video!!
I like subcompacts for EDC, but I prefer Walter P99as because of the decocker.
HKP30SK is great because of the hammer.
Glock 26 is my only Glock, but complicates me having the bullet in chamber for the single action mechanism.
Easy, if IWB EDC, buy the one you can and will carry everyday that won't pull your shorts down. For home, get the full size largest capacity.
Great video! Thank you! It helped a lot!
Very helpful video - thank you
Thank you so much for this video!
Wonderful Collection!
Thank you.
Quite the collection.
Thank you.
I LOVE the glock 35! I've owned and fired quite a few glocks, but I really love the 35. Tracks like a bird dog and that extra length of twist in the barrel does wonders with 165gr ammo
Great glock video so far
Great job; thanks
Nice collection 👌.
Great vid!
Got a 19, and a 22 I think the 43 is next on the list for me!
Get a 43x
Get the 43x it hold more rounds. For around the same price
@Jake Stockton talon grips?
Good choice. Why get a 43x when you already have a 19
Perfect video , very clear thank u 💋
Thank you.
Not a huge glock fan, but...I do carry a g27 gen 5 .40 with a 13 round mag for edc. It's perfect and for a glock actually looks pretty.
Im very short 5’0 to be exact which one do you recommend?
@@DA-db9bi I'm 6'1 with bag hands , so I attached the fat grip. But with the factory grip it would probably feel good.
@@andygluehere8266 which do you recommend I get? I have small hands I’m 5’0 so you can imagine how small my hands are. I was thinking of getting the 43 or the 26 Gen 5
@@DA-db9bi I prefer the power of the .40 over the capacity of the 9mm. The g27 all day.
Gen 5 19 and 26 is what I currently have but I’ll be looking to add the 23 too.
Took my buddy to the range one day, had him shoot his glocks and also mine, we had a great time until i introduced him to my EDC, the Sig 229 in 40 and 357 sig.....he had scowl on his face when we left the range.....a few weeks later he called me....he went out and bought a 229....."I Hit everything I aimed at, I couldn't miss then and I haven't missed anything since", he said....."Yeah", I said, it aint fair is it
Sig is the best
A 229 Legion is an amazing gun.
Funny. I own 4 sigs and 4 glocks
MPX the tread p320 full size and P365XL
All of them besides the MPX and tread suck balls. (Aka I can’t shoot em well)
Give me a Glock 43 X or a 17 and I hit everything
Sig does make sick looking guns tho
@@ehxoz6365 Try a Walther, you may be very surprised, especially the PPS in 9mm. if you know Cars you'll get my jest, this is a Sleeper
P.S......"not a another one" my wife's response to the Collection
Great vid
I love my Glock 19 Gen 5 and Glock 23 Gen 5. They are awesome pistols and worth every penny.
Hey buddy, is Glock 25 in .380acp available for civilian use in USA??
@@mrinmoyseal5671 never seen one or heard of it
I have the 45 but I like the full size look of the 17.
I have glock 45 and love it but am looking to get a 43X for better carry. Thanks for the vid
10mm penetrates more tissue but 9mm seems easier to shoot idk which one I should get I want a new one soon
I’ve never seen a 19 gen 5 without the front larations on the slide , please educate me 😂😅
What material built in glock 17 gen 5? Upper body and lower one
Mad because for over a year now I have been wanting the 19x but because I’m in California I can’t get one smh, shot a 43x and 47mos, I loved the 47mos my hands aren’t huge but I don’t like shorter framed guns, the longer grip feels better but I also don’t like long slides, 19x would be the best of both worlds, 17 frame with 19 gen 5 tapered slide, so now I’m stuck in between 19 and 17 for my 1st firearm
Not a bad way to spend $10,000 dollars
Why does your 19 gen 5 not have front laracions on the slide?????
The left would call you "Glock Privileged."
If they saw my entire collection they would go into cardiac arrest...
Saves bullets.
Thank you so very much for this
I personally carry a 43X or a 48. Dont think about them as worse versions of the 26, think of them as better versions of the 19
Have a G48 & couldn’t agree more
Glock 23 is where it’s at. Main carry for 8 years
I nicknamed mines “M.J”. Glock 23. The Micheal Jordan of Glocks!!!
Nice video thx
great video.
I got a Glock 43 for my first gun, it’s going to be my edc. Then I’m going to get a Gen 5 G17 MOS soon and customize it for tactical purposes
Good little collection of Glocks...... it’s like a whole family of them. :). You got me thinking of a Glock 40 now.
Glock 45 my favorite and 26 for conceal
Ironically in 2023 I'm finding this video as were also coming into the memorial day weekend
Those last shots where on point, made me wanna buy a Glock 40, it does looks likes it kicks like a mule though
Dope collection 👌
Thank you.
today we remember our fallen heros..thanks HS !
Thanks!
I think glock 19 makes much sense to me.
That 43 is next on my list.
The glock 19 and 23 are the perfect size for my needs. It's the right size for winter and summer carry for were I live. During the summers which can be brutal, with the humidity and heat and can be carried all day comfortably. They have a decent sight radius and comfortable and lightweight for extended carry. Are glocks the only handguns that fit this criteria, nope they are not, would I recommend it for everyone no I would not. Personally the dot sights on handguns are something I personally haven't warned up to yet. And although I use them on my ar15 and ar9 carbines. As well has on my shotguns. I'll stick with Trijicon night sights on my handguns for now. And no I'm not saying they are useless or not needed. It's just a good set of nightsights and a weapons mounted light and laser are what works best for me. Sighted the laser to my Trijicon night sights and basically were the dot is, is were the bullet is going to hit. Now I also have dot scopes on my shotguns. On my Mossberg 590 and 500 and my Remington 870 slug gun. And a Turkish copy of the Remington 1100. The ar9 is my primary home defensive weapon and it has a streamlight protac HLX mounted as well as a dot scope. And my ar15 carbine is set up the same way. It works for me and my needs. I've been debating on adding a ar 40 pistol or carbine and useing Glaser safety rounds for home defense. I'll probably add a glock 17 also and a ar9 pistol with a armbrace also, or a PTR mp5 with a armbrace. Even though it's a dated design. It's a weapon I trained on and instructed with, and in my opinion the best I've ever used. And I've trained with a Thomson before and it was iconic in it's day. But if I had to choose between the two. It would be the mp5 or a ar9 pistol each and everytime.
Do you suggest a certain type of night sights or optic for the Glock 23?
@@90syungin51 I added Trijicon night sights on my glock 19 and my glick23 came with them. And I would suggest adding a streamlight tlr8a also, and takeing a course in the use of weapons lights for use in dark environments. And investment in a good set of electronic earphones. In darkness the ability to enhance your hearing is a definite advantage and will give you a avantsge to only have to use your weapons mounted light from a position of advantage to cover or if necessary engage a armed or dangerous hostile. The two go together quite well. And gives you the avantsge. And 500 lumens from a handgun light in darkness will definitely ruin anyones vision and increase your ability to size up the situation and take the appropriate action. I highly recommend weapons mounted lights for that very reason. But a certain amount of training is necessary for its proper use.
I haven't found a gun out there I like better than my gen 3 Glock 19. Although the 43 conceals super well, the 20 shooting hardcasts packs a big punch, and the 22 is insanely easy to shoot accurately.
Are you really ok with a handgun which comes no proper safety at all?
There are far better choices than a Glock!
I'm fine without a manual safety but if you are really stuck on it, a Saf-T block is a much better way to go. Prevents any accidents but you can't forget to flip it to fire when you are ready to shoot. Just go for the trigger and you will bump it out. In my opinion, there is not a pistol under 1000 dollars that even compares to the G19. It's all preference though.
@@tullo5564 almost all cops I've talked to carry glock 22s. Because when it comes down to it if they trust their lives to them, then that is a good sign. When I was a new shooter I wanted safety this and safety that and never had one in the chamber. Now, after the riots and looting and crime, I am fine with the glock as is. Just have to not have your finger near the trigger when drawing. Leave it in the holster when not in use. Easy really.
One of the best size comparison video's Ive seen. Can I ask what glove size you wear Hammer? My medium hand was to tall for the 19 (only half my pinky touched) but felt more comfortable with the 19x or 45.. But the diameter of the 19x/45 grips still felt on the large size for me. But I'm looking for a ambidextrous pistol, so that narrows it down quickly.
Large gloves but mostly due to the thickness of my hand, not so much the size across the hand.
Hello sir, where I stay I cannot find a glock 30, but I do have a beretta 92 which I conceal carry sometimes. Could you kindly tell me if the grip width of both guns are same and also which has a bigger grip
23, 30s , 30sf…1..2..3...GO
Glocks shoot 1 you basically shot them all lol 😆
The g34 and g17L are my fav
"Look son, the best Glock, is the 1911"
-Boomer at the gun range.
1911's were the Glocks of their time. Hard to beat a good 1911 though!
I have 5 Glocks, I like the 17 over the others.
If you practice and know how to hit what you aim at the Glock 36 is the way to go!
informative..thanks
I think I have found the perfect glock size to carry. FN 509 midsize👍
Made me laugh, thanks
Lmao i want one
I have also found 'Glock Perfection'... in the form of the M&P 2.0 Compact with a flat/forward Apex trigger kit. Everyone who picks it up, even those who have only shot a pistol a few times in their lives, shoots it better than anything on the table. My petite daughter in law, "It's too big for my hands" then proceeds to put three rounds through the same hole.
@@HalfCrazy520 you're right it is to big for her hands. And I also put three shots in the same hole.
Glock 19 is my go to. I've tried the 43 and 43x and 48 just don't like the slim glocks. 17, 19, and 26 are my favorite 9mm glocks. The 29and 20 are my top two 10mm out of any 10mm
i have G19 but for carry i like G43 or G43x . they are slim frame and shots 9mm .
💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿 Looks like block is your favorite brand
Is the glock 23 not good why none in video?
Favorite to carry everyday would be a 23 or a 30s or the 27 really tiny too
What’s the smallest double stack 9.
Thank you, Sir
How come my 19 doesn't have a gen # and why does it have plastic piece below tip of barrel?
Any Glock below Gen 4 won't have a "Gen" marking on it.
It's likely a Gen 3
the 29 is such a tiny little beastly mofu**, I can't even.
Skip to 1:13 to see the actual footage regarding Glocks.
Just bought a Glock 19 but kind of think I shouldve gone with a 17
19 for me but will be getting a 19x n the 48 is starting to catch my attention
Hola ,buena colección de Glock .yo compre la primera en 1984 y desde entonces siempre a sido mi favorita.la mejor sin duda es la 19 gen 3.pues la 4 y 5 el boton del cargador no me gusta demasiado grande y cerca del dedo pulgar. Saludos desde españa
I will never leave home without my Glock 23 in the 40 cal...
Glock should team up with Lego and make a Lego inspired gun. That would look so cool.
The 19x is the most beautiful thing i have ever laid my eyes upon
For sure, that’s the gun I’m trying to get as soon as I turn 21 and get my license
@@BeeJayyDaDon I had one, sold it and regret it ever since. Most likely going to buy another one soon
For me, I don't get the point. I run a 19 for my edc because of the size (I personally don't like the handle on the 17) with the 19x the handle prints more.
I suppose if the 19 is just a little small in your hand or you aren't using it as a ccw then it doesn't really matter. As a defense weapon though, 15+1 is more than enough to get the job done.
I like to show as little as possible. I don't really want some liberal to have a meltdown just because they see a weapon that I legally own and carry.
@@aaronalexander4928 oh yeah I agree with you on that one. I carry a Springfield hellcat for my edc but that 19x is just a nice pistol over all. Fits good in the hand. Shoots very well with the 17 grip so I just went and looked at another one yesterday lol. But yeah for the other guy. I would only carry the 19x in the winter because of the bigger grip
@@mattyice3219 Not that it is my business but, I would strongly recommend putting an aftermarket trigger on the hellcat.
I'm not sure why it wasn't recalled but the trigger has a massive flaw in it if you have any pressure on the side of it.
The subcompact or micro pistols are a little small for me. The M&P shield leaves my pinky hanging off it with the standard mag which is why I went with the Glock 19. Still small enough to conceal relatively easily but big enough that I can get a full grip in it.
I like the look of the hellcat and I think that Springfield is a good manufacturer and thought about buying it but it just wasn't right for me.