GLOCK is STILL THE KING of CONCEALED CARRY! 10 reasons WHY.
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2023
- Glock has pioneered and defined the standard when it comes to concealed carry of a firearm. This is why Glock remains the King of Concealed Carry.
When talking about effective and efficient concealed carry, the end game of concealed carry comes down to a very short moment of time. Possibly just seconds, and that short moment in time might be the most critical instant of your life.
I personally rotate my concealed carry between a Glock 43X, Glock 26 and Glock 19.
Carrying the right concealed carry gun will make all the difference in the world when it comes to getting that gun into a shooting position, achieving combat accurate hits and using your gun effectively and efficiently when dealing with a lethal threat.
I’m gonna trust my life to carrying a Glock.
Let’s take a look at why Glock is King for concealed carry. Enjoy the video.
God bless you and yours.
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Glock just got it right from the start. They weren’t concerned about fancy lever systems, fancy shapes, or what anyone thought about their design method. With just 34 parts Glock set a industry standard of reliability across their entire line from full size duty pistols to compact and subcompact models.
Yes sir. Thanks for the comment. God bless you and yours.
wrong s&w dethroned glock like a decade ago. better ergo and just as reliable. over for your glock fanbois
That's why most police agencies and militaries around the globe are issued M&Ps...oh wait...
@@cagneybillingsley2165nah they just copied Glock a decade ago.
@@cagneybillingsley2165 Are you a child?
My reason for going with Glock for my defensive pistols is that they are so consistent in design.
My defensive pistols are basically three different sizes of the same gun; I have a G42 for pocket carry, a G26 for general concealed carry, and a G17 as a nightstand/winter carry gun. I also have a G44 for inexpensive practice.
All of these pistols have the same controls, same trigger, same sight picture, same grip angle etc.
This means that no matter which gun I happen to be using, my brain automatically knows what to do with it, which keeps things simple. Simple is good for a defensive gun.
If you're in a life or death situation, and the adrenalin is pumping and you're in fight or flight mode, you are going to fall back on your training.
You don't want to have to remember whether the gun you're carrying today happens to have a manual safety, or adapt to one of a number of different sight pictures.
You want your control of the gun to be as automatic as possible, freeing up precious mental resources for actually dealing with the situation.
This is why I have never understood the idea of a 'carry rotation'. It just seems unserious.
In an ideal world, we would only have one carry gun, and be really good with it.
That's not possible for most people due to seasonal clothing changes, but we should try to get as close to it as is practical.
Nothing wrong with having a carry rotation. The problem is when you’re not proficient with what you carry.
@@ResplendentRaider Well, my assortment of Glocks could be considered a "rotation" I guess.
However, it's one thing having several almost identical guns in different sizes, and quite another thing to have several different guns that operate differently.
It's just a fact that you are not going to point all those guns the same, and it's going to take you a millisecond longer to acquire a sight picture if you use a number of different types of sight. It doesn't matter how well you train, you still have to adjust from one gun to another.
I have read a lot of accounts by people who have had to use their carry gun, and you'd be surprised at the number of experienced shooters who made seemingly absurd mistakes, like forgetting to disengage the safety.
There is one guy with a youtube channel who tried to shoot his assailant, and nothing happened. Turned out he had his finger hooked around the front of the trigger guard, not the trigger.
It's easy to think something like that could never happen to you, but your brain does weird stuff in stressful situations.
When you're in a real life or death situation, there's a good chance you are not going to remember whether you decided to carry your Glock or your SIG that morning.
It reminds me of old adage; Beware of the man with one gun.
A lotta truth to familiarity.
@@tomkuhl4770 Exactly. As a matter of fact, that old adage was what gave me the idea in the first place.
But the same thing can be said for many pistol companies bodyguard, shield, m&p compact and full. CZ p10m p10sc p10c p10f / rami p01 sp01 or p07,p09. Sig p365 p365xl p365 macro
Canik
1911s
Xd series
Hellcat series
All can be done with multiple pistol sizes glock is just the easy go to when people don't know about guns
Very comprehensive video. I have thought of all of the point you made about the Glock but you have put my thoughts into a very educational essay.
Thanks for all of your content and just know that I'll never get tired of Glock themed vids.
Peace be with you, brother!
You do a great job at breaking it down. Again, so well said about size and concealment. I carry a gun big enough that I want to do work with if need be! As they say in motorcycling, "dress for the slide and not for the ride." That would be my Glock 19 for shootability!
I choose Glock because of the ease of complete break down. One tool is all you need. Parts are widely available. Glock is accurate and reliability is high. But get out and train with whatever you carry. ohh and if and when you have to bug out you're going to want a pistol that is low maintenance. Glock is king for that imo.
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I agree Anthony..I carry the 43x..luv it..looking into a G19 Gen 4..also interested in the G30 SF..Glock Rocks👊🇺🇸
Another great video dude. Its good someone is giving the glock the respect it deserves. 👍
Thanks for the encouragement.
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The safe action system on the Glock is brilliantly engineered, very affective... and automatic. I think of an external safety as an "on/off" switch. I don't want to have to turn my gun on before defending myself. I love my Glocks... they're the best. I've put thousands of rounds through mine, and I truly trust Glock as a defensive weapon.
I had to revisit your video. Thank you Sir! Great reviews! God Bless!
Love ❤️ the video.
I would add 1 thing.
Glocks are so simple you don't need a gunsmith for most upgrades.
Highly informative, thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment. God bless you and yours.
Been a Glock 19 gen 4 owner for years just an all around stud of a machine highly recommend CCW choice
POINTABILITY! Thanks dude. You're the first person out of many great Glock videos to explain the angle of the handle...love my Glocks!!!
In the heat of the moment, you aren’t going to be thinking about how ergonomic a gun feels in your hand… you’re going to be praying that it goes bang every time. Glock does its intended job better than any other manufacturer of firearms. This is coming from someone who has owned a range for decades and has seen it all. Al that I feel the need to do on my Glocks is add night sights and some grip texturing. Best out of box reliability period
For sure best out the box them things are made to run dry 00.05% of oil is all you need on a Glock.
I love glock, but I think the days of saying glock is the most reliable/the "best" manufacturer are well gone. CZ, Sig, S&W, Walther, H&K, Beretta all have offerings that are bet your life - go bang every time - reliable. Its BECAUSE of Glocks reliability that made everyone else step up to the plate imo and we all have reaped the benefits.
@@aml8444 perfectly said
@@aml8444 I'm not saying you can't bet your life on other manufacturers with very good certainty that they will perform. Even Glocks malfunction too. But Glock is still on top for reliability and durability. I've seen it with my own eyes
I agree with you 💯 on Glock. They are just incredibly reliable which is the most important factor for me in deciding my edc. I edc the Glock 43x and 19 depending on what I am wearing.
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CZ P10-S OR, CZ P10-C OR same reliability, better triggers, lower recoil with all the accoutrements right out of the box. No mods required. Lower prices in general. Of course slightly less available and less other accessories.
So many excellent points in this video. By the way, the Vedder “LightTuck” holsters are the BEST for AIWB carry. Try one. The explanation of factory OEM magazines vs. “imposter part” aftermarket magazines was excellent. I’ve always always hated aftermarket magazines and never would use them. My Glock 43 or 43x uses OEM mags plus two spares in my pants pocket. I only trust Glock reliability.
Great video!
Thanks for making this video.
Very informative and professional.
Great information 😊
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for commenting. God bless you and yours!
I LOVE this video! Thank you so much!
You are so welcome! Thanks for commenting. God bless you and yours.
I really don't care what everyone else is carrying or shooting Glock has and always be my go too Handgun for all situations. That said the 48 MOS and 19 are my favorite 9mm CCW but the 19X is my house carry. Praise Jesus Christ the rock of salvation ! 👏
I’m really tempted to get the 48. The 43X was noticeably more snappy compared to the 19 and I bet the 48 lands in between with the longer barrel.
@@waholoopesorry74 I have a 43X and it's a bit snappy but the 48 MOS is butter and easier for me to shoot anyway.
Purchased my first gun 3 months ago. It’s the Glock 49. I researched all the other Makes. An i landed on Glock for all the reasons you outlined. I love the gun. 500 rds and it shot every time. My next gun will be the Glock 26 gen 5 mos. for ultra concealment. Great video highlighting all that makes Glock the best.
Great video. I’ve carried a g19 gen3 for years. I suppose just because they grow on you.
The 20 years that I've been shooting Glocks I found one type of ammo that my 26 didn't like. G2 research telos. My 19 ran it through it just fine. 19, 26, 27 is my carry rotation
Ive been carrying a glock 30 for 13 years now..its always been reliable to me.. i carry 2 other mags also.. bedside is a glock 21..great brand..
I still like my Glock 27. I've got a Sig 365 too and carry that too. My P365 has never stuttered either like my Glocks.
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You do a great job btw. I really like your channel and content. I'm a predominately 1911 and Glock guy. I was wish Glock would do a micro like the G43 with a 3" barrel and 10 Rd mag. They could get Mec-Gar to make the mags as the Glock polymer mags can't quite get that small. If they ever do, I'll be all over it and would probably buy two of them. I'm more comfortable with Glocks and 1911's than any firearm. I bought my Sig P365 in March of this year when they had their problems worked out. It's a sweet little pistol and runs great. I've had great luck with the Sigs that I own. Hopefully Glock will do this, but I'm not holding my breath. They're losing a lot of market share because of this.
Glock is just the eazy go to and has the most aftermarket parts. I just got the p365 and im switching from the g43 with a plus one mag because i have 10 rounds in a smaller package and it shoots really well and i just got the xl 12 round grip module and it still makes more sense over the g43 in length and height and it came with night sight
Another excellent video Anthony. Glock is my preferred platform.
Well said. IMO, every new handgun that's introduced in this era looks like a Glock in some form or fashion. Glocks impact will be lifelong, and the haters just won't admit it.
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I don't regret of buying my Glock 44 22LR. I haven't had any issues with mine.
My 42 is easily concealed but has low capacity. 43x is hard to conceal with my current holster. My 19 gives me Glock knuckle. I shoot it well but it’s difficult to wear when out on long walks
Glock is absolutely #1, but the Glock haters like to make up stats claiming otherwise. The “pointability” and grip angle explanation of the Glock was excellent! Great video!
Bullshit. 1911 is KING in that area. And the trigger pull
CZ P10-C, P10-S, P10SC, P10-F....for me. thanks.
Nah it’s Glocktards that think it’s the only gun that works. This ain’t the 80s anymore
Trying to choose between the G19 and 26. Leaning 19. The size difference doesn't amount to enough. Drop an inch off height, which is the only win for the 26. Otherwise you get a longer barrel, a rail, 5 more in the mag, less recoil. The rail could be useful for home defense, the barrel and 5 are CC advantages. Not interested in the single mag models because double Glocks mags are used on some carbines that I have my eye on and the 43X is only 0.16" thinner. That matters if you truly EDC, but is borderline on if it makes sense to give up the 19/26 advantages.
Thanks Anthony, fortunately I made 2 right choices with my 2 glocks!
Great video Buddy ABSOLUTELY AGREE
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment. God bless U and yours.
100% on all, love my glock. Carry 26 all day❤
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I have about 13,700 rounds through Glocks and have never had a failure of any kind
And other ppl has had problems.
I dont know a single person who tracks how many rounds they have through any gun. But for some reason Glock owners know exactly how many they have shot. And the number is always large BS.
@@TOMVUTHEPIMP cause theyre renowned for reliability, even though some of their guns are just straight duds. those numbers arent bullshit. they could be acheived in like 30 range visits. its not hard to count as you go. theyre very reliable... thats why people mention it so much. my g21 had about 2 malfunctions every range trip, but since selling it for the g19, i havent had 1 malfunction in 500 rounds through it. cant tell if it was because i limp wristed or poorly managed the recoil on the 21's .45, or if it was simply the manufacturing of that specific 21. either way, the majority of glocks will serve you very well for the price, but i do believe certain models are more prone to malfunctioning in different ways due to differences in size and weight of the frames and slides, the 9mm being a high pressure round in something as compact as a g19 imo makes for the most reliable 9mm you can get, the .45s cartridge is too low of pressure i think, and maybe that played a role in how it requires more energy to move the slide back on the 21, hence a higher likelihood of limp wristing causing a malfunction.
@@bobsnittle3793 Glocks are not known for reliability.
@@TOMVUTHEPIMPI beg to differ, that's they only thing any glock fan boy ever talks about. I just think it's not a good point because most modern striker fired pistols are reliable so it doesn't matter
What’s your opinion on getting one in a custom color? Like a distressed or cerakoted one.
Thanks. I love Glocks!
I recently gravitated back to Glock. The after market support and ease of working on a Glock is a big reason. I shoot them good, I shoot my Beretta better, but the Glocks are great. Simple and d what they are meant to do. I recently got a Glock 22, this has been my EDC AIWB ever since.
I just trust the Berettas and the Glocks. Funny the mag prices on both are the least expensive, along with 1911’s. The 2 most reliable handguns around.
carried a SIG P365, Springfield Hellcat, ruger lcp, Ruger lcp max. At the end of the day i bought myself a glock 43x.
Great video! And you said it. I still love that all my Glocks shoot the same, work the same, and feel the same (I mean with obvious size and caliber differences aside). Glocks have a unique array of basically whatever size, weight, and capacity configuration to find one that works for you. And with the new modularity of slides being swappable (ie, 47 and 19, for example)(and as I understand it we are going to see more of that), I mean...no others can do that. And of course, the ability to get parts and maintain them yourself? Best prepper guns ever. And the garbage about "no innovation" we keep getting ? Whatever, I'll take it. They don't innovate at the expense of reliability. Other pistols might look better or have more bells and whistles...but none of them are pretty like a nice 1911. So who cares (I also like the look of Glock, I was just saying other people may not like them). A lot of my guns have gone to the wayside and been replaced by Glock over the years for a reason. I trust them, and they work. I also like to remind people that the cartridge is still way self-contained unit that is going to shoot the same way out of pretty much any pistol, so it's not like other pistols have some magical qualities or anything. God bless you and yours!
Good words brother. Thanks for commenting. God bless you and yours!
Agreed Fully!
Anthony, I want to purchase that exact tee shirt you are wearing in this video, I don't see it in your store and Amazon does not include the .556 on the ones there. Is it available through you?
I love my Walther PDP it has all the qualities that Glock doesn’t gives you “Trigger Sights” etc.😂
I’ve done a lot of research and Glock is certainly the most popular. Though, I really like the 320 from my military time, and I’ll get one one day. I’m pretty new to the conceal carry stuff. I have a Kimber Mako and M&P9 M2.0 Compact right now. I’ve yet to have any malfunctions I either, granted I don’t shoot as much as many people. The great thing is that there are so many options out there and most have been proven reliable, we’re in a sort of golden era of wonder nines.
Do some research on the 320 before carrying one. They have had some significant issues. www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2022-12-02/lawsuit-alleges-20-new-injuries-from-sig-sauer-p320-pistol-plaintiffs-claim-fires-without-trigger-pull
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When I was deciding on glock or the 320, my choice came from dry firing. The 320 feels like toy when dry firing. Plus I like the dingleberry on the triggers and the 320 doesn't seem to have any kind of safety built into the trigger system. So i went glock and never regretted it.
Does anybody know the advantages of having back up irons in front of a pistol dot? I'm just wondering why some people perfer it. It has to have some advantage.
Prior to their patent expiring, I'd agree with all you've said. But now anyone can clone a Glock and with that, get all or almost all of the benefits that Glocks provide, and for noticeably less $.
Glock 26 gen 5, mos /// your thoughts???
I tell you I have told people for my eighteen years Of conceal caring The glock is all I would use , People who can't shoot glocks In my opinion are psychologically Caught up in the hype ! You my man have a new Follower .
I agree 100 percent Glock is definitely the king periodddd.
Debating between a gel at pro m&p 2.0 or a g5 19
Glock got it right! Enough said! Love the t shirt.
Glock Perfection! I love my 19X
They work for me and it keeps on ticking Their cheap easy to work on parts are cheap What more do you want?
Exactly. God bless you and yours. Thanks for commenting.
What are your thoughts on the shield arms 15 round mag for the g43x?
Well, I went back to stock 10 round mags for now. I had the Shield mags, they functioned fine, but I had a friend need his and his did not function fine. So, out of the abundance of caution, I went back to stock mags for now. Hope that helps. Thanks for commenting. God bless you and yours.
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Thank you for sharing this information. I hope your friend made it out without harm
reason #3 glaulk jus looks cool. epic design.
Im sorry, what has a good design?
@@atomicpsych0 not sure the best glock is a gen3 full size but I do not like finger grooves. mine is super nice a 2002 last of the Tupperware n I b. cant legally own it after neighbors filed a false restraining order after destroying my car and front door and having me arrested. now facing felonie charges for seeking help against a husband that did this the wife has filed three orders. facing 4 years. 100% innocent. door was kicked then order filed against me.
The P365 is great and they have a good product there. However, it is not as reliable and is way more snappy than the G43 which is a similar size. To your point, I’d rather sacrifice a few rounds in the G43 because I know it will work. My G43 has 2,400 rounds through it with no issues whatsoever
Gotta disagree with you there. I have multiple P365 variations and all have been reliable. I’m sorry, but Glock isn’t the only game in town reliability-wise.
Excellent video. You are absolutely correct on everything you said. All the females I put through the concealed class preferred and shot best with a Glock. They liked it better than on of the 4 other pistols I let them shoot.
What is your website for your hoister in the market for one?
Tactipac.com
God bless U and yours. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Idk its 2023. Pretty much all guns cover the capacity and reliability. (Except sig). But i disagree about the angle. I dont think it was about natural point of aim. Seems to me very UNnatural. But Gaston knew about leverage. The angle forces your wrist to lock out forward amd down, to counter the forces of the gun which are up amd back. Gastons head wasnt just decoration
If Glock dropped the price down to half,they'd be the best hands down, no one could argue.
Thier finish is the better than some of thier more price-sensitive competitors.
All True
You wear the COOLEST shirts!
After owning and carrying many different firearms for the last 30 years I gravitated towards Glocks only,....why you might ask?......because I find them to be the most simple, reliable no nonsense mechanical pieces of engineering while still being humble. I still love other firearms of course, but the older I get the less complications I want in a firearm. Out of the seven Glock I own, the G-19 is the one that mostly gets to ride with me. So......Ok, I guess I'm a Glock FanBoy.
You are a fanboy, an SD9 is the same gun for half the price. MORE reliable. same garbage trigger.
Apex makes a trigger for both guns. during my CCW test I was told to mag dump while stepping back. I put 13/16 head shots on my paper.
All the Glock variants are better than a Glock these days. Daggers, shadow systems, all of them. cheaper or better valued.
@@masonlee5453 Well that’s great…..you deserve a cookie 🍪
Look at Earnest Langdon with the PX4 as far as reliability.
I saw it. Pretty good, I just hate the shape of the PX4 - looks like a blaster from bugs bunny to me! Thanks for commenting. God bless you and yours!
Yeah, after watching that I have much respect for the PX4 Storm, but lets not look past CZ’s. To have that NATO serial number stamped is no small task.
I went with walther pdp over Glock. I’m quite please with it.
Not everyone’s wrist angle is the same. I prefer my XDS and Hellcat and they are just as reliable.
would you rather have a gun w ten round and one negligent discharge or a misfire.
Glock are very accurate. We easily could split a business card held sideways at 7-10 yards with the Glock 19 and 26. Even new shooters can do it with a little practice.
Good Sir, can you explain why Glock's are the most modified firearms after purchase? I don’t know anyone who doesn't stipple a Glock grip, upgrade the plastic sights, and re-tune the trigger.
I'm not questioning Glock's high-quality basic build, but reverse engineering has achieved better out of the box pistols.
I shoot most my Glocks stock. Gun culture in America is rich. The reason people upgrade firearms, not just Glock, in many cases is for looks. The same reason they go out and buy a new gun when they have a perfectly good one at home. In fact, you will find many gun owners with “upgrades” guns who don’t even know how to shoot! Do you know anyone with a sports car who doesn’t take it to the track or a 4x4 who doesn’t go off roading? Same phenomena. A rich, bored society that turns necessity into hobby.
@@AnthonyBattagliaPTE Exactly! I made the mistake of installing a Timney Alpha Trigger in my Glock 19 gen 3. At first it was great, but after several hundred rounds started having light primer strikes, and trigger failed to reset every 4th round. Put the stock trigger back in, and haven’t looked back. The Glock stock trigger is the best combat/self defense and reliable trigger ever. It also has the strongest most tactile reset of all the polymer strikers. Definitely learn how to shoot the stock trigger, because putting in aftermarket is not going to make you a better shooter, and you give up the great Glock reliabity.
Only Glocks I Have Are Glock 20 (10mm) & Glock 31 (357sig), Being From California We Don't Really Have A Big A Variety Of Glocks As Red States (REAL AMERICA). I Do Carry A 3" Ruger LCRx Chambered In .357 Mag & A Few Speedloaders (S.L. Variant J-Frame) And A Speed Strip Pouch
Need to improve their stock triggers and sights. Good firearms. Still...room to improve.
Their stock triggers are perfect for defensive use. You don’t want a super light trigger pull in a defensive situation for obvious reasons. Also, it takes 10 minutes to change out the sights if you want. Glock puts the polymer ones on there to keep the cost down - they would rather people throw away the polymer ones than the more expensive night sights
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I’m a GLOCK Certified Armorer. In my armorer class, the instructor from Glock specifically acknowledged the sights aren’t awesome, but said they outfit them with those sights specifically so people can replace them with what they want without paying a bunch more for the standard pistol from the factory.
The Glock stock trigger is the best combat/self defense trigger on the market. It also has the strongest and most tactile reset of all the plastic strikers. I do put Trijicon HD Night/Fiber Sights on my Glocks.
?😂glock triggers are ass dude read a book. I love my 43x mos but will never claim it's trigger to be good. More like good enough
Great video i hope they paid you!
I wish!
I am I glock fan boy allll day! However..The few I have other than my wifes 42 my damn thin body type and mainly what civilian clothes I wear my 23 for example is just a pain. I'm in my mid 30s I know how to shoot. Got out of the Army after 10 yrs in 2016 and I went with the hellcat almost a yr ago 😢 lol. It's a great gun! But maybe I need to finally try again and buy new clothes lol. Now owb carry on the flat range etc I rock my 23 and others and feels like it's not there.
Yes I agree because it eats shit for ammo and spits it out while others choke. I buy cheap ammo and get failures with my Sig 320, but not with my Glock 30 or 17 or 33 or 31. The is great but not out the box, you have give it a tune up.
I dont even carry a block and he absolutely is cutting through the marketing hype. My Dad has a glock 42. The pin that holds the locking block walks out when you shoot the gun. What's the fix?
If it has been disassembled a bunch the pin / hole is warn (most likely the hole). Try a small coating of clear nail polish on the pin. If it has never been disassembled, just try disassembling and adding a new pin. Hope this helps. God bless you and yours. Thanks for commenting.
Hi. GLOCK Certified Armorer here. When you’re reinserting the locking block pin, do so slowly and listen closely for a faint *click* sound. This click is the pin seating in the frame correctly. In my Armorer class, the instructor brought up this very issue and said the vast majority of locking block pins walking out have been the result of someone reinserting them, thinking both sides are flush with the frame, but isn’t in fact seated in the frame. Listen for the positive click of the pin when reinserting.
@@FirearmFanatic3006 Yes, that is obvious to me. I understand the purpose of the groves in the pins. I have taken apart and reassembled ruger SR 9 series, Ruger Mark 3 series, Tangfolio CZ clones, CZ p10F, S&W model 10-19, Glock 42, Berretta Px4, Sig p320 M18, Grandpower P380, Grandpower stribog, Keltec p17, partly disassembled S&W m&p 2.0, Grandpower k22 competition, Canik tp9 etc. The reason I asked the solution to Glock pins walking out was to learn if Anthony would recommend oversized glock pins.
What site u have on your Glock 26
It's a Glock 43X MOS that the sight is on and it's a Shield RMSc. Thanks for the comment. God bless you and yours.
The CZ 75 has a longer and better track record for reliability. Was proven in the Nato testing. Had less than half the stoppages of even Glock when they tested the P-01
Anthony I carry a 19c gen 4 what's your thoughts on a 19c?
I've never owned a 19c, but I have owned a 22c. This is just my opinion - 9mm doesn't need porting or reduced felt recoil to be manageable. It's pretty manageable already. The muzzle flash is drastically increased, at least on .40 cal it was for me - so i'm thinking at night in a self defense situation it would be blinding for you, but for your attacker too, lol - so it might be ok. If you shoot it at the range at night and it doesn't affect your vision and you can remain visually aware, hit follow up shots and still function normally, then I would say carry it. Just my thoughts. Thanks for commenting. God bless you and yours!
@AnthonyBattagliaPTE flash doesn't bother me a bit day or night. I'm just alittle concerned about the little bit of velocity loss. Glock told me a bullet is a bullet carry the sucker.😆 Thanks Brother Take Care!!!
Glock out of the box perfection
Yes sir. "works every time, good choice", lol. God bless you and yours. Thanks for commenting.
other than the cheap sights, I agree with you
Yes, because of my old eyes the only thing I do is put Trijicon HD Night/Fiber Sights on.
Except it's not perfection out of the box lol. Crap sights, crap trigger. It's "decent" out of the box. But if it were "perfection", you wouldn't need to budget anymore money into it when you buy it to get at least halfway decent sights lol
@@PitbullSoco There is nothing wrong with the sights. There is nothing wrong with the trigger. Just shoot the gun and get comfortable with it. Everything on the gun works fine, no need to change anything. If people swap out parts like sights and triggers its their preference but it works just fine with the factory parts
Nice shirt
You can get it here: www.bonfire.com/all-faster-than-dialing-911-1/
I like style also, I love CZs, reliability and not ugly.
Ageed CZ all day
My Glock 19 has laid dormant in the safe for 6 years because it got it's ass kicked by these mostly optic carry guns. CZ P10C for 2 years. Sig P320 XCompact for 1 year. CZ P10S for 1 year and the Sig P365XL for the last 2 years. 😁
I have a brand new G17 chilling in the box for 2 years never used.
My CZs are way better in every regard.
I have a Glock 19 I also have a Ruger 9milameter and I can't tell any difference in the them Glock is just a name
Need to get an external mic in the future. I wonder if this video was sponsored? Lol
I mean, sure. Still in the top and forever will but... the Walther PDP exist and since I made the change, I ain't going back.
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I feel the same way about CZ and their P10 line. Amazing factory trigger, good sights and optics ready and can be found sub $400. Glocks "Perfection out of the box" is crap...someone needs to look up the definition of perfection. Perfection wouldn't need you to budget more money after the purchase to replace sights immediately so you don't have to worry about them falling off the gun lol
43 is SUPER SNAPPY
On the reliability aspect, i know glocks are the most reliable but what does it matter when so many other guns also dont have malfunctions. I havent had any gun malfunctions with my 2 springfields. Im looking into the glocks but i hate how all the glock guys act like every gun that isnt a glock malfunctions every time. When i was looking at 10mm pistols i actually chose the springfield cause i saw so many negative reviews on cracked slides and other things while nearly nothing with the springfield.
Also on my springfields I've shot very cheap and very expensive ammo and it does good and that's even without cleaning it very often. No tools required to take down the pistol to clean it, very few parts on it as well.
I still prefer my SA/DA CZ, (sigh) but I do still have a Glock 19 at home...
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I too prefer the SA/DA, and own HK and CZ. If I was a collector, definitely would have to add the G19..iconic weapon.
The Glock grip angle isn’t natural
I hate the glaulk grip angle.
Switched from Glock 43 to FN Reflex 11/15+ 1, 1” slide, micro compact, single action internal hammer fired. What bad things do you have to say about THAT or FN?
I’d even carry my VP9SK over Glock 43..
Talk to me. Curious your opinion.
Kimber for the win.
I don't thin my G43X MOS shoots better than my Kimber Pro TLE II nor more reliable.
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Other than HK, I don’t see anybody else being as reliable as Glock. My two favorite brands are HK and Glock. When it comes down to it, HK is just Glock on steroids. Gotta love it. Every Glock fan eventually comes to love HK as well, since we put reliability above everything.
Glock is the king when it comes to concealed carry. But God is the King over all creation. 🙏 You need me to give you 10 reasons?
Amen! King of kings and Lord of lords.
Amen brother!!
Amen.
Yes, what are the ten reasons?
Amen! 🙏🏽🇺🇸
I'm starting to think I honestly could only shoot a Glock for real
Glock is a great platform. But their reliability is greatly exaggerated. Yes they have a long track record. Just like other platforms when new gen glocks came out they had many issues. The 43 43x the g26 gen 5 the g19 all had big issues they fixed them and people conveniently forget that. I love my g26 it’s awesome but I carry my p365x more often. There have been 100000 round tests on p365 and only thing needed to be replaced was recoil spring.
That’s where you are wrong. The gen 4’s had minor issues, the slim line 43x had minor issues, Glock reacted quickly and fixed them. Ironically you carry a Sig. More power to you, I could never trust them. The 365 was a pistol I really wanted, I did own the 320 or the M18 3 times.
I could never trust them, there are still reports about the 320 firing, now some even when holstered. The 365 had dead triggers and broken strikers, yet Sig tried to ignore both issues until they got too big.
Then a “voluntary upgrade” to the 320, with nothing official to the 365. Between these examples and $50 mags, along with over priced pistols to start with I would only look at the older Sigs.
I will stick with my Beretta’s and Glocks, the 2 most reliable firearms around.