GLOCK 19 Gen 3 9MM Semi-Automatic Pistol Tabletop Review - Episode
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- Опубліковано 31 гру 2021
- GLOCK 19 Gen 3, Gen 4 and Gen 5 are the current 3 generations of this famous 9MM semi-automatic pistol readily available today. This review includes a description of the differences between these three generations and overall pros and cons. In the world of so many options for well-made handguns, there’s probably none more popular than the GLOCK 19, known world-wide for its outstanding reliability with a reputation of being able to withstand extreme brutal conditions. Known as the ultimate workhorse firearm, the GLOCK 19 is also an accurate, comfortable, easy to maintain firearm available at a reasonable price and probably more supported out there in terms of after-market options than any other handgun in the world. Includes a demonstration of disassembly and reassembly.
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Just ordered one G3 for the collection. Not a Glock Fan Boy but the 19 is one of the most recognized handguns in the world.
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Great video, hard to beat the Gen 3, it’s the most proven generation Glock has ever put out. Subscribed
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True gen 3 is great. Gen four problem with dule spring s and the pin holes those dumb bk straps comes looses as well
@@mickmacstabletopreviews8466 merhaba bu Glock 19 gen 3 üretim tarihi kaç
Awesome review. Love the gen 3
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Reliable accurate and easy to break down and clean. What more could you ask for
Great review! I've went backwards, owning the gen 5 first, then the gen 4 and just picked up a new USA manufactured Gen 3 and I absolutely love it. Simple perfection.
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As a G19 gen3, this makes me smile ear to ear! My 19 is my favor gun!
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Good review. I bought my first and only Glock, a G21 Gen 3, in the early 2000's. Much like you I have looked at the G19 for the last 15 years but always found a better option. I have been watching them on GunBroker and recently put in a low "high bid" on one. Apparently, everyone else was asleep at the wheel and I won the auction for a nearly new Gen 3 with box, docs and two 15 round mags for 3 fifty. Picking it up Friday.
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Nice review , I liked the format and delivery style.
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Excellent review thank you 😊 I carry g19 and love it
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Great review thank you
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G19 gen 3 is my edc 👍🏽
My son would agree. Great gun.
Great review of the Glock 19!
Thanks! I thought it turned out pretty well too.
Awsome! Awsome video-Awsome review Brotha 💯🇺🇸
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thanks, great review. buying my first Glock 19 this weekend. liked and subscribed to your channel!
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Ive got the g26 gen 3 and a g21 gen 4 i absolutely love them ive owned 3 different g21 and 2 g26 so i just keep coming back now im just gonna stick with it
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Great review. I have the G23 and as much as I love it I agree that there are more interesting choices out there. Once I picked up an HK VP9SK I couldn’t put it down. I enjoy the brief history portion of your review. I can’t stop wondering how sturdy those Glock curtain rods must have been. If you ever get your hands on one please do a tabletop review. 😄. Great channel. Subbed.
Ha! Good idea. I'll see what I can do to find one of those curtain rods. ;-) I know what you mean about the VP9SK. I rented one at a range a couple of weeks ago. Once i tried it out it was hard to give it back. Very, very nice.
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My edc, ive been through so many but always come back to the good o’l G19
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@@mickmacstabletopreviews8466 subbed! Thanks for the video, keep it up!
The only thing internally i changed was the guide rod under a extreme condition the plastic guide rod will start to melt so i replaced with a stainless guide rod
I mostly have gen 4 glocks but wanted a gen 3 g19 due to it's proven reliability and performance. As i was looking online saw a g19 gen 3 "Mariner" for 550.00 so i picked it up. It quickly became my favorite glock even over my gen 4's and gen 5's.
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@@mickmacstabletopreviews8466 definitely! Liked and subbed!
Yes the mariner is pretty much a regular g19 gen 3 with spring cups and it came with 3 +2 mags
Great Video.
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My opinion, the G19X Gen5 is 'better'
Excellent mature sober review. Metal P2XX Sigs rock. 👍👍
Thanks John. I appreciate it.
Thank you for the video. I just purchased my first firearm, which is the G19 Gen 3.
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Excellent video! Just to clarify a few things…
About the Gen4…. I’m not aware of “more ambidextrous features.” Both Gen 3 and Gen 4 have the slide stop on the left side of the pistol only, with neither one having the option to put the slide stop on the right side of the gun. Also, both Gen 3 and 4 have a magazine release that can be swapped to either right or left side of the pistol grip. So, theres no “more” ambi features on a Gen 4 over a Gen 3. Gen 5’s on the other hand are truly ambidextrous. They have a dual slide lock on both sides and the mag release can also be switched to either side, just like a Gen 3 and 4.
As far as a Gen 4 being “smoother” than a gen3, is subjective. I can’t tell the difference and I own every single Glock model in every generation in 9mm, that has been sold in the USA. I collect Glocks like baseball cards. The Gen3’s in ALL calibers has a much simpler recoil SINGLE-spring/guide rod design, where the operator can easily switch springs to tailor made loadings of his/her choice. The option to swap out the DUAL recoil springs for gen 4’s and 5’s can be accomplished as well, however the force of the dual recoil springs is extremely limited in spring “power” (lbs.) options, unlike Gen3’s. In other words, there’s more options to customize recoil spring force with a Gen3, than Gen 4’s and 5 models. That’s a huge factor for many Glock “purists” (owners) who reload their own hot or less-hot custom loadings.
Finger groves: Gens 1 and 2 did NOT have finger groves. Those were introduced with Gen 3 and continued with Gen 4. Gen 5 models went back to the No finger grooves of Gen 1 and 2.
I agree that when one swaps out “imposter parts” for factory original parts in any Glock, they no longer own a genuine Glock. They now own a hybrid. I love all internal FACTORY Glock parts, except the sights. I install Trijicon. I swapped out a few of my 10mm barrels with KKM, but only for hunting with lead hardcast loads, as Glock Inc highly discourages shooting lead bullets out of their barrels due to unique rifling. Other than that, nothing internally of a Glock requires an “imposter part.” Just my opinion.
Finally, there is a cult like following for the Gen 3 Glocks. Many people prefer the Gen three for a few reasons…
1). ease of swapping out and abundant availability different “powered” recoil springs and the captive guide rod options.
2). A two-pin trigger assembly, vs the single pin of the Gen 4 and 5 (some feel two pins are better than one, but in reality, it makes no difference).
3). The grip texture of a gen3 vs the gen4 and gen5 models are a huge difference.
Personally, I love all model Glocks with the Gen 2, 3 and 5 being my favorites.
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Like my Gen 5 but love my P320 AXG Scorpion and Walther PDP compact
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Attractive to me. No superfluous faceting until lately with the addition of forward slide serrations on some newer models. Simplicity is an ascetic.
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I watched this video after getting my own at a local pawn shop. Great information! Our serials are pretty close so I'm wondering if potentially they were same batch, I know that's a silly question but I can't find solid info on anything to do with serials on Glocks. I would love to know if you have any knowledge on it or if your son happens to remember when he got his new I could probably get an idea of when mine was originally produced too!
Glad you liked it. You might try checking out some of the forums such as you'll find at Glocktalk.com. Rumble.www.glocktalk.com/threads/glock-date-codes-by-serial-number.1682001/
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Great vid and informative. I know I'm late to this party by a year, but thought I would put in my two cents worth. Just like you, I always found something else that appealed to me more than a Glock. In 1998 I was on a tactical team and we went from the Sig P220 to the Glock 22. I hated the Glock with a passion when compared to the Sig 220. I really didn't like the 40 s&w compared to the 45acp; I didn't like the feel of the Glock compared to the Sig; the sights were not my style; dislike the striker fired compared to hammer; I just didn't like the G22 at all. Luckily, I was on my way out anyway, so only had to train with the G22 for a year and never did appreciate that model at all. Fast forward, I'm in the market for another 9mm pistol about two months ago and I found a good deal on a new G19 Gen 3. Now remember, I have other 9mm's, 45's, and 40's that are cheapo's and some greats: Beretta M9, a Taurus G3, a S&W 457, S&W M&P 40c, FNP 40, Hi Point 9 and a 40 for tackle box guns, RIA 1911, etc... and even an old Norinco M213 9mm that I bought back in 1990 for a hundred bucks that I prefer to the G22. Anyway, I decided to give the G19 a chance. I am starting to like it. Would I recommend it over all of my others? Absolutely not. But, I will say that if a person who could only own one gun asked me about the G19, I would recommend it for sure.
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I prefer a Gen 3 for overall functionality, but with a grip reduction, so that the grip is like a Gen 2 or Gen 5 - with no finger grooves. However, for full sized Glocks, like the 27 or 22, I like the finger grooves on the Gen 3. My favorite Glock of all, is my G23.3, which, as with all .40 cal Glocks, will easily convert to a 9mm or 357 Sig with a simple barrel swap. For the 9mm conversion, you do have to use 9mm Mags, but for 357 Sig, the 40 cal magazine works perfectly. I'm still amazed at how many ppl don't know about the ease of conversion of ALL 40 caliber Glocks. The title to this video is completely wrong. The true "workhorse" of the Glocks, are the 40 cal models, since they can quickly be converted and modified to fit damn near anyone's needs from a semi.
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Gen 4 is discontinued. Gen 3 is king. Always was. My 2001 frying pan finish still looks new after going with me everyday
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Google is glock gen 4 19 still in production. THE ANSWER IS NO. Great video anyway
All Gen 4 9mm and .40's are Gen 3 and 5 only. The other calibers in Gen 4 are still made--for now. They will shift to Gen 5 and the 4 will go away completely. At least according to Glock.
My gen5 finishes dont last about a dozen reholsters before they start shining in the corners
Happy New year!
Great review! I have a Glock 45, which is the 17 frame with the 19 slide, and it came with the standard sites. Had to replace the front sight which had been damaged in transit from the dealer. Other than that, don't have any problem with the standard site picture. What is your experience with the standard sites when firing your Son's piece? Many fans immediately replace the sights.
Thank you!
Randy-IL
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I got the gen 3 g19 as well. Dont tread on me special edition.
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I had trouble with a gen 5 -34 that wouldn’t fully go into battery with my hand loads that have never failed in either my gen 3 or gen 4 / 19s ! That 34 didn’t stay around .
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Days are numbered for the gen 3. Buy one, keep it stock. Buy replacement parts and mags. Keep in safe for grand son
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Why do you say there numbered?
@@cacapepe1566 rumors of discontinue
@@whylie1555 fuck!!!!! Ima buy as many as i can!!!
That rumor gets started every couple years. There's no legitimate plans for Gen 3 to be discontinued because Gen 4 and 5 pistols are not allowed to be sold in California to civilians. They don't want to give up that market. Gen 4s have been discontinued..... And at this point from what I see and know about the market.... They're one of the most sought after generations.
Wouldn't give my Gen 4 for ANY Gen 3... My Gen 4 has NEVER let me down THANKFULLY
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I do love my gen 4 too!
I’ve owned a gen3 26 for almost 10 years now !!
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i was the same way use to always skip over a glock for a better looking gun i recently bought a glock 19 for every day carry and i will never buy another handgun the glock 19 is my for now on carry tool
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Been shooting my gen 3 19 since 2007 with only a sight change. My daughter now has it and I carry a gen 5 19 now. I just sort of figure if it ain’t broke why fix it. Glocks work for me so I have not tried any of the Glock clones (striker fired pistols) like I said if it ain’t broke……
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I could be wrong but the reason why the FBI wanted a more rifled barrel rather than the traditional Glock barrel was for forensics so they can better match a fired bullet to an agent. Glocks don't imprint on bullets because of how the barrels are.
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I just picked up my first firearm yesterday, a glock 19 gen 3. In in southern California. For home defense I got the 9mm +P. Will this be OK or will it damage the g19?
Most say that yes, the Glock 19 is built to handle +P ammunition, but it’s advisable to limit its use to occasional practice. Prolonged exposure to +P loads can accelerate wear and tear on the firearm. That being said, most people are more concerned about over-penetration when considering ammo for in-home defense. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe. If you haven't already, I hope you'll check out my other "Mick Mac" Tabletop Review videos on UA-cam and Rumble.
@@mickmacstabletopreviews8466 ok, so to be clear as I'm a newbie, the 9mm +P will under penetrate? I thought because it had extra velocity it would over penetrate? So then 9mm hollow point +P is safer for home defense than regular 9mm hollow point?
Nope, the more power, the more potential for over-penetration. As you know, as the shooter, we are responsible for every round we fire. If it accidently penetrates beyond the target, if it penetrates an exterior wall... Personally, one of my "home defense" firearms is a Glock 17 in which I use standard Hornady Critical Defense rounds. But my primary "home defense" weapon is actually a 20 Guage Mossberg 590 Shockwave loaded with buckshot rounds. You can check these out on my UA-cam playlist for more information on why I chose them as well as the importance of lasers and tactical lights on home defense weapons.
Gen 3 best gold standard model out there. Get a beast a sf 20 in 10mm it hit harder any other Glock and 15 rds to
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Not much good comes from California especially concerning guns but California's Gun Roster grandfathered the Generation 3 Glock therefore Glock still makes Gen 3 for California. Thank God Generation 3 is still available to this day however Generation 4 9mm has been discontinued by Glock & Generation 5 is available in 9mm & 40 cal as of date.
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Commiefornia sucks butt
Gen 5 are great options too
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You'll learn
I'm with your son on the excessive accessories. At what point is your "Glock" considered (what I like to call) a "Glorified P80"?
It is a good point.
David Sachet assembled his Glock 19 hidden in his camera in 1996 movie Executive Decision
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This (a Glock 19) will most likely be my first gun.
The G19 would indeed be an excellent choice especially if it's for everyday carry . It's very popular. While the G17 is a bit larger (see ua-cam.com/video/xw6mwH65KBY/v-deo.html), it would be worth a look as well if you're just looking for a good, well supported Glock. Best wishes.
@@mickmacstabletopreviews8466 Noted thank you. My brother has a Glock 17 and it’s pretty good. I was being trained how to operate his new Glock 19X it was pretty good.
I think I’d rather have the regular Glock 19 since a bit smaller than those 2.
I have yet to fire them and hopefully I’ll be able to fire them sooner than expected.
Great video for the information, but your control of the glock 19 was very poor. Fear of slide grab is understandable with glocks, I'm sure you could hold the glock more perpendicular with your eye then bending your elbows so much. For a 9mm you seemed to be getting a lot of recoil also.
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Just bought mine blue label here in California
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Can anyone tell me how to know what gen g19 I have
Check this UA-cam link for a video that explains the differences. ua-cam.com/video/lrI5s1qGQiw/v-deo.html
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If it does not say a Gen 4 or a Gen 5 on the slide it's probably a three
SHOW 🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒like
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But if you live in California, you can only purchase a Generation 3 only. 10 round Magazine
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Gen 4 is my fav
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Fav ? Lmao. You sound stup
I dont like the gen5 took away finger grooves and put serrations on the end of the slide and that looks like shit
Thr Price and the innovative 9 mm Pistols have better option Canix from Europe Cheaper in Price and It copies the Glock Design so You get a Glock Clone without the Glock Price
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And without the glock aftermarket support
Canik isn't from Europe and Canik copies the Walther design. Maybe you should be quite. Canik = Turkey
Glock 19 Gen 3 WORKS.
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The most proven handgun in the world, so far ever.
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All glocks are straight up workhorses i dont get why people dont like glock but they will go and buy something thats basically a copy of a glock 😮
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WOW!! You need more practice!!
You have waaay too much finger on the trigger causing you to pull the gun left and low.
Perhaps. But as I said in this video, I don't seem to have the same problem with my SIG P239, Walther PPQ M2, or HK P30. I even do better with my Glock 17 Gen 5, but then I've modified it so much to fit my needs to the point where I'm not sure you can count it. Anyhow, thanks for watching. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe. If you haven't already, I hope you'll check out my other "Mick Mac" Tabletop Review videos on UA-cam and Rumble.
@@mickmacstabletopreviews8466 btw, I didn't mean to be harsh. I will look for other videos.
Do you oil your bullets?
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@@mickmacstabletopreviews8466 will do
Nooooooooooo