Glock perfection. The G17 is the world's premier combat handgun. Accurate out of the box, easy to maintain, and incredibly reliable. My G17 serves as my home defense weapon, but my G26 subcompact is my concealed carry firearm. I have complete confidence in both.
The music is a beautiful accompaniment to the video! Very nice indeed! I have a 2nd gen Glock 22 in a .40. I have had zero problems with it and I love it!!
These videos are pretty old, already old when Kafka uploaded them here in YT. The Glock used on the video is a Gen 2 example: smooth front end of the frame (ergo, no picatinny rail), no ergonomic band on the gront part of the grip, slabside extractor claw, no thumbrest dimples.
I bought a glock 17 back in the 80's when they first came to this country... 17 round clip was standard.. I've seen 50 round clips available from glock, and a lot of after- market stuff too. One after-market clip I bought jams terribly so I wouldn't recommend it! Glocks are wonderful guns!!!
I have a Glock 26 and the accuracy is quite impressive for it's size (I have it for my concealed carry). Never shot a 17 though, but I would assume the longer barrel, sights and rifling adds to the accuracy.
mnil0231 the Glock comes standard with a drop safety. When the trigger is pulled, the trigger bar is guided in a precision safety ramp. The trigger bar is deflected from this ramp only in the moment the shot is triggered.
AND it is also based off length of barrel. Many people think barrel length doesn't affect anything, but it adds more rifling, and thus longer range and stopping power. That's why bullpup rifles are accurate and powerful, even though they're overall length is shorter than most other rifles, and lighter.
I prefer the slimer grip, it fits my hand much better and makes for a much more natural grip. Personally the ergonomics of a single stack handgun in most cases outweigh the low round count, thats just me though.
The term you're looking for is "suppressor". And yes, assuming you buy a threaded barrel, you'll be able to attach one. The stock barrel doesn't have sufficient length to thread.
This so-called "bending" you're talking about is an Browning-inspired design that allows the barrel to dip slightly as the slide rocks back. This "bending" allows to next round to easily enter the chamber for firing. Berettas are elegant pistols, but they can get a little fussy if not maintained well. The strength of a Glock is its ability to be neglected and still fire when called upon. I wouldn't carry my Glock with me everyday if I wasn't absolutely confident in it.
@w00kie09 its a "saftey" of sorts, the trigger wont pull unless that little peice is compressed to fit the shape of the rest of the trigger, basically it will not fire unless you have the whole trigger covered with your finger.
@HACKI639 Lets say alot. The glock 17 fires the 9mm, the 18 fires the 9mm, but it is fully automatic, and the 19 is the compact version of the 17. The 20 is a 10mm, the 21 is .45, the 22 is .40, the 23 is a compact version of the 22, the 24 is competition model of 22(discontinued). The 25 is .380 same size as 19. the 26 is a sub-compact of the 19, and the 27 is the sub-compact of the 23. Theres more but i told you the main glocks.
The one on the handle is the magazine release. Unless you're referring to the slide lock or release, in which case consult Spaxel90's comment. Anyways, great video.
sometimes. some barrels have threads on the end where you can screw one on. you can buy a new barrel to fit a silencer if you don't have threads on yours.
it's a second gen glock 17. the give away being the front and back straps are checkered. the original 1st gen had a type of pebbling all around the entire grip.
@edog355 no, its a 1st Gen, look at the frame pins above the trigger, the 1st gen was the only one to have only one, from 2nd and on they have 2,one right above the other.
@erkoekrf 1st gen Glocks do not have checkered grips. 2nd gen GLocks have checkered front and back straps. 3rd gen Glocks have checkered grips as well as thumb rests on both sides of the gun, finger grooves and an upgraded accessory rail for flashlights or lasers. 4th gen Glocks recently came out, but I don't know much about them.
i think the c version has a componsated barrel of sorts on the top that reduces the kick or somthing-- i read about it in guns and ammo a number of years ago when it came out
@CustomWeapons In glocks case, it would be slower to use the slide release, I shot a few different glocks, and only one had an extended slide release, and that was the ONLY time I used the slide release. When you have gloves on and you try to hit that slide release it's not going to be efficient, granted on most guns with bigger slide releases it would work better and faster, but in the glocks case, it's a lot more efficient imo to rack the slide.
Everybody thought the Glock was a "percelain gun". What were they thinking ? Stupid Hollywood movies. It was revolutionary and got the job done in reliability, durability, and even accuracy,
@KagaKiyomitsu, no way bro. The one way YOU can tell its a gen 2 is by the front & backstrap checkering. That wasn't introduced to the Glock till gen 2. They also didn't get the 2nd pin till the 3rd gen.
Unfortunately, the M4 fails. The H&K 416 is a new 5.56mm Assault rifle that has much less problems with jamming. Drop it in mud, water, sand and it'll still work. Just shake it off and you're good to go.
Also, nmil0231, tell us how many moving parts there are to the 17, what kind of safeties it has, and how the slide action is different from most other semi autos. I'd like to know your background.
@steveeeeboi It'd still be faster to look for the slide release and just use it instead of pulling the slide back. As far as I know people only do it because in a fire fire you're going to use a tactic that's more crude, in this case pulling the slide back.
@atgod94 Not completely illegal... You may own shotguns if you can cut through enough red tape. Police use a special revolver and the military uses Sig Sauer pistols as a sidearm I believe. I think that farmers and such in rural areas are still permitted to own rifles, but that may have changed.
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I was specting "Hey hickok45 here"
haha same
I love the smooth jazz in the background.
Haha I love the softcore music with this!
Still have my original Glock 17 from 1989, still shoots as good as the day I bought it.
I just bought one, brand new, from a store. I love the aesthetics of the G17. I can't wait to go shoot it.
Glock perfection. The G17 is the world's premier combat handgun. Accurate out of the box, easy to maintain, and incredibly reliable. My G17 serves as my home defense weapon, but my G26 subcompact is my concealed carry firearm. I have complete confidence in both.
The music is a beautiful accompaniment to the video! Very nice indeed!
I have a 2nd gen Glock 22 in a .40. I have had zero problems with it and I love it!!
love the gun, love the soundtrack...
Glock has the best simplistic/recognisable design. It looks kinda high-end.. i love it.
These videos are pretty old, already old when Kafka uploaded them here in YT. The Glock used on the video is a Gen 2 example: smooth front end of the frame (ergo, no picatinny rail), no ergonomic band on the gront part of the grip, slabside extractor claw, no thumbrest dimples.
the ergonomic band/finger groove is a joke on the Gen 3 & Gen 4, thankfully they removed that on Gen 5
i couldnt have said it any better myself. you took the words right out my mouth!
G17 has awesome sounds, both when shooting and cocking
my personal handgun for my work, its a fine piece of art
this is a beatifull and effective gun. it´s my favourite pistol.
i just bought a 1st gen,, i love it
映画ジョン・ウィックで主人公が
使っていたピストルがこのグロック
なんだよなぁ正に最強のピストルだ
グロック17が出てくるまでは
コルト1911が最強のピストルだった
I bought a glock 17 back in the 80's when they first came to this country... 17 round clip was standard.. I've seen 50 round clips available from glock, and a lot of after- market stuff too. One after-market clip I bought jams terribly so I wouldn't recommend it! Glocks are wonderful guns!!!
I have a soldier-like 9mm bullet Glock in a useful pistol, and it is great because it is so cool that the police have used it.
I have a Glock 26 and the accuracy is quite impressive for it's size (I have it for my concealed carry). Never shot a 17 though, but I would assume the longer barrel, sights and rifling adds to the accuracy.
this is a great gun it's light and versatile!
mnil0231 the Glock comes standard with a drop safety. When the trigger is pulled, the trigger bar is guided in a precision safety ramp. The trigger bar is deflected from this ramp only in the moment the shot is triggered.
Beautiful handgun.
thanks needed this for animation :)
love the sound when it pops
I don't understand a word, but the shooting is awesome! :P
ロマンチックな音楽
Best guns in the universe. Love my 27 and 22.
Got one. Easily one of the best all-round handguns out there right now.
Hey that's my glock!!!!! lol
this music is so soothing
Very nice fotage, but some how I cant stop laughing when the music and speaker starts, just wierd as hell.
Love Glock, peace!
i love the design
AND it is also based off length of barrel. Many people think barrel length doesn't affect anything, but it adds more rifling, and thus longer range and stopping power. That's why bullpup rifles are accurate and powerful, even though they're overall length is shorter than most other rifles, and lighter.
I prefer the slimer grip, it fits my hand much better and makes for a much more natural grip. Personally the ergonomics of a single stack handgun in most cases outweigh the low round count, thats just me though.
2024年5月視聴。
旧型モデル（Gen2やGen3）からしか得られない良さがある。
That jazz music though 🔥 😂
The term you're looking for is "suppressor". And yes, assuming you buy a threaded barrel, you'll be able to attach one. The stock barrel doesn't have sufficient length to thread.
Glock is my fav. in the games and in the real life.
got this as softgun! its so nice
nice gun,i had one before.
I love these videos haha
Nice video!
This so-called "bending" you're talking about is an Browning-inspired design that allows the barrel to dip slightly as the slide rocks back. This "bending" allows to next round to easily enter the chamber for firing. Berettas are elegant pistols, but they can get a little fussy if not maintained well. The strength of a Glock is its ability to be neglected and still fire when called upon. I wouldn't carry my Glock with me everyday if I wasn't absolutely confident in it.
@w00kie09 its a "saftey" of sorts, the trigger wont pull unless that little peice is compressed to fit the shape of the rest of the trigger, basically it will not fire unless you have the whole trigger covered with your finger.
@HACKI639 Lets say alot. The glock 17 fires the 9mm, the 18 fires the 9mm, but it is fully automatic, and the 19 is the compact version of the 17. The 20 is a 10mm, the 21 is .45, the 22 is .40, the 23 is a compact version of the 22, the 24 is competition model of 22(discontinued). The 25 is .380 same size as 19. the 26 is a sub-compact of the 19, and the 27 is the sub-compact of the 23. Theres more but i told you the main glocks.
Yes, it is a 2nd gen. 3rd gen has the finger grooves and rail. 1st gen does not have the backstrap checkering, and ghe grip is a smoother texture.
BEAUTIFUL
It's all a matter of opinion. Just because you like a certain weapon, doesn't mean that everyone else does.
This is like an infomercial. Nice gun.
バイオハザード7でもかっこよかったけど これの方がかっこいい！
@DeadMetalAirsoft it says 1st in the title witch means that it is the 1. gen. Glock 17
The one on the handle is the magazine release. Unless you're referring to the slide lock or release, in which case consult Spaxel90's comment. Anyways, great video.
its.... beautiful!!!
@ChillerKarnickel i recommend a ruger mark iii. its a 22, weak, but great pistol.
gen2の初期グロック好き
sometimes. some barrels have threads on the end where you can screw one on. you can buy a new barrel to fit a silencer if you don't have threads on yours.
グロック好き
この拳銃からポリマーフレームの銃が主流になったんだよな😃
it's a second gen glock 17. the give away being the front and back straps are checkered. the original 1st gen had a type of pebbling all around the entire grip.
Glock 17 second generation 1988
they are from a japanese TV show called Guns of the World
@edog355 no, its a 1st Gen, look at the frame pins above the trigger, the 1st gen was the only one to have only one, from 2nd and on they have 2,one right above the other.
@SNIPERSTEVE420 correct, the 1. gen did not have a build in rail also.
@2pacalypse25 g17 is a larger size 9mm so it is good for conceal if you are a larger person or if you are wearing coats in the winter and what not
@erkoekrf 1st gen Glocks do not have checkered grips. 2nd gen GLocks have checkered front and back straps. 3rd gen Glocks have checkered grips as well as thumb rests on both sides of the gun, finger grooves and an upgraded accessory rail for flashlights or lasers. 4th gen Glocks recently came out, but I don't know much about them.
Arguably the finest out-of-the-box handgun currently availible to the civilian market. And, hey, people who say it's ugly, I call it utilitarian.
@W1ndir It depends. It comes in many different variants. 9mm, 10mm, .45 ACP, .45 GAP, 10mm, .380 ACP and .356 SIG.
i think the c version has a componsated barrel of sorts on the top that reduces the kick or somthing-- i read about it in guns and ammo a number of years ago when it came out
Beautiful pistol
The 1st in the video name indicates that it is a 1st generation, but it is actually a 2nd gen, as indicated by the grip checkering.
@Anonymous1226 true to an extent. I think it differs with the caliber; my AR did not sound exactly like the SKS sitting next to me
@CustomWeapons
In glocks case, it would be slower to use the slide release, I shot a few different glocks, and only one had an extended slide release, and that was the ONLY time I used the slide release. When you have gloves on and you try to hit that slide release it's not going to be efficient, granted on most guns with bigger slide releases it would work better and faster, but in the glocks case, it's a lot more efficient imo to rack the slide.
Everybody thought the Glock was a "percelain gun". What were they thinking ? Stupid Hollywood movies. It was revolutionary and got the job done in reliability, durability, and even accuracy,
good
I LOVE the square shape of the gun
@KagaKiyomitsu, no way bro. The one way YOU can tell its a gen 2 is by the front & backstrap checkering. That wasn't introduced to the Glock till gen 2. They also didn't get the 2nd pin till the 3rd gen.
Unfortunately, the M4 fails. The H&K 416 is a new 5.56mm Assault rifle that has much less problems with jamming. Drop it in mud, water, sand and it'll still work. Just shake it off and you're good to go.
Dutch marines sidearm
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2017年見てる人いる？
2021年7月に見ています
2022年だよ
ごめんな、2023なんだ
2023年12月 見てます
めりくりBy2023笑
@HMSDaring1
All British AFO's do ;) Well either this one or the G19 depending on the police force
Nice
love the sellier & ballot ammo they load at 0:10
拳銃はもの凄い威力だということが動画から伝わってきますね
こういう動画を見ると、銃は簡単に
人を殺せるものだし人を殺すためのものなので恐くなりますが人や自分の命を守るために
使えばそれは「武器」人を殺したり傷つけるために使えば「凶器」になるのだと思いますね。
馬鹿とハサミはw
@robs104 Yup, it's 2nd gen. You can tell by the checkered front and back straps.
Also, nmil0231, tell us how many moving parts there are to the 17, what kind of safeties it has, and how the slide action is different from most other semi autos. I'd like to know your background.
@CustomWeapons
Not only that but the standard glock slide release is so freaking small.
I may not understand what the hell he is saying but i like
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+太鼓鉄拳しゃおどん 9ｍ弾程度のオートマチックハンドガン（自動拳銃）なら筋力が弱い女性でも扱い方や射撃訓練さえしていれば誰でも扱えるよ例えそれが成長途中の子供や衰弱した病人や老人でもね・・・・。
+伊勢崎勢一郎 なるほと
glocks make a gun with almost every pistol round even a 50 caliber
キャパシティが17はヤバイ！
The Glock - Iconic weapon of choice for angry midget gangsta rappers and pyschotic school kids everwhere.
I think thats why the title says 2nd
I love my Gen 4 Model 22 .40!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW, you know ALL that?! You my friend must the the god of wepons
the glock 17 is to me the best and most reliable pistol.and 9mm ownz.
the navy seals fitted the M4 with a special gas tube to where it cant get clogged with water
@steveeeeboi It'd still be faster to look for the slide release and just use it instead of pulling the slide back. As far as I know people only do it because in a fire fire you're going to use a tactic that's more crude, in this case pulling the slide back.
@atgod94 Not completely illegal... You may own shotguns if you can cut through enough red tape. Police use a special revolver and the military uses Sig Sauer pistols as a sidearm I believe. I think that farmers and such in rural areas are still permitted to own rifles, but that may have changed.