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First Shots on a NYPD Police Glock (12lb Trigger) vs Timberwolf Gucci Glock [Range Talk]
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"Anyway, Josh is uncultured." 😂
Henry isnt wrong lolol
A caveman, simply put.
It was such a subtle, Deadpan burn. Lmao.
He needs to watch more Christmas movies.
I love how the tricked out glock jammed immediately.
Hahahah no way I didnt even get that far into vid.
It had zero Glock parts
classic, people underestimate what engineers do.
Engineers made glock.
Jamomatic Gucci' glock's are made by acoustic end users@@minuteofcan
"Glock perfection, after I swap out all the parts"
"Josh coping" 😂
Every single glock fan boi who spends more on the upgrades then they do on the glock it self, to still get outshot by the service trade in stock glock 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Was an NYPD officer for 22 years. One of the first things it did when I retired was to call Brownells and get two factory trigger springs so I could ditch these 12 lbs springs. Took a while to get adjusted to the lighter trigger.
NYPD has proven that increasing trigger force does not curb unintentional shootings.
Congratulations, you are exempt from any future bans.
The funniest thing about the New York Glock trigger is how the NYPD’s lawyers kept blaming their shootings of themselves and others on the trigger being too light, so in defending themselves from accountability they wound up with that shitty Glock trigger. Hope it was worth it!
NYPD just can’t do anything right.
It would be better if manufacturers refused to sell to nypd until nyc fixed it's draconian gunlaws
@@breaden4381 they’re pretty good at violating constitutional rights gotta hand that one to em
@@S1deshowRobthey’re good but Baltimore PD is the Tom Brady of rights violators
I'm a New Yorker. The nypd is a sick fucking joke
"Ricer Glock" broke me. 🤣
And the bullet holes are ragged because it's a Glock Memory Barrel™. Previous owner most likely imprinted hollow points into its memory. The barrel "remembers" and tries to simulate HP, regardless of the ammo type you actually use.
Perfection.
PTSD = Police Trashy Shooting (the gun) Disorder.
When every bullet comes out and makes 3-5x holes; for when you desire buckshot but w/o the 'buck'.
That's that good Austrian homeopathic steel.
@@Tunkkis Yes. Less is more.
No steel is best steel.
Perfection.
Glonda civic
Nypd only uses hollow point ammunition. They don’t use FMJ ammunition.
One time i was at Capitol Armory in Austin, and was molesting a SiCo Maxim9 and upon the first pull of the trigger made an audible exclamation of "holy hell that's the worst trigger I've ever felt!" Long, gritty, heavy. The portly gent behind the counter then began to extoll the virtues of abysmal triggers to me as a "safety" feature and referenced the NY Glocks as evidence. Never went back.
Who would have ever thought a DA only revolver would be an upgrade as far as trigger pull is concerned.
It often is. Fantastic DA triggers out there.
The distance and weight is no issue. For the cylinder's worth a revolver can be fired faster if that is the sole interest.
Henry's face in the background of the thumbnail says it all
I have a AIM Surplus NYC police trade in Gen 2 Glock 19. I've only changed the sights. My FFL installed Glock OEM trigger springs before I even picked the gun up from him, free of charge. He's a good dude.
I recently bought a Gen 2 trade-in from the NY Dept of Corrections. The sights are gone. But that's the only problem. I'm almost guaranteed that this was only fired for qualifications and training. And it's been well taken care of.
Ah yes, the bystander-seeking trigger.
LOL!
NYC ammo are broken off broom handles that seek out racial minorities.
"It being soft and dribbling out is totally normal."
We all heard you, Josh.
Lmao
And now I'm envisioning shooter oriented ed meds, "The +PP+, for improved cycling and hard ejection!"
rofl :D
For Josh:
I’m pretty sure he knows how to shoot exceptionally well. My advice to viewers is.
If your grip is not correct, re holster try again.
Insure you get a proper grip.
Drawing should be a about a three step two speed process.
High speed to grip high speed to acquire front sight
Slow way down as you acquire the dot and press out.
That said I will admit this is more a reminder for me than anyone else.
Josh shoots now in a day than I do in a year.
Agree that in the aspect of training, feeling what is 'right' at X% (somewhere less than 100) speed is extremely valuable as you're working into things. In fact, you can see an example of that in this episode where after confirming I wasn't really indexing correctly / applying correct grip pressure, I allowed myself a bit more time to perceive where the sight was coming onto the target...what you can't 'see' in the video is that on each draw after draw 4/5 is that I'm actually making adjustments to pressure and grip (in the support hand) to try and feel out where the appropriate pressure is to hit the index point I need.
" We are ready to pull over vehicles, Josh!"
Former LEO+military here: Can confirm, our equipment is always 'the best'. (If by the best you mean by buying it off the first vendor that pitched the 'modularity', low maintenance cost and if you buy it now you get a 5% off bulk deal)
I have waited so long so see a review of the Glock 7!
Hard same. But they cost more than anyone makes in a month, so no one has one. :)
@@Maelstrom8 You'd be surprised how much I make in a month.
@@immikeurnot🤣
@@immikeurnotbuy me night vision
Would love an episode like this on Beretta's pistols. Great episode
Kinda like buying a new Jeep, you pay a fair amount of money so you can remove everything from the factory other than chassis, replace it all with aftermarket stuff to get the thing you wanted in the first place. 😂
So controversial yet so true
This is literally every Jeep Mangler owner I have ever met. Seriously? Even the factory door handles aren't good enough?
Don’t forget the “angry face” grille, removed fenders, and large, elaborate, impractical (for any off-road excursion) alloy wheels.
*Rubber ducks not included
1:42 Most gamer glocks end up being guns of Theseus
I have an AR that is becoming the same thing.
In fairness, it was given to me free.
holy shit i just replaced my NY trigger in an LEO trade in i got.. Glock 21, had the 8lb.. it was horrible, and when i took it apart and found the spring i was like WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS because i hadnt seen one
I think it's interesting that what started as a comparison between pistols turned into a good introduction to methods of improvement with dryfire and live tire.
My fudd heart is full seeing Henry carrying the revolver!!!!
After carrying eight different issued Glocks(two used and six brand new) over the years and never having had a single one work reliably, I'll take the revolver if given the option.
@@keithsmith4656 never had that kinda problem with glock I just prefer a revolver and really like the ascetic.
In comparison to the NYPD Glock trigger that revolver will be a delight to shoot
@@keithsmith4656this is definitely user error lol. Go back to bed granddad
@@nfaisnfgay funny thing is my S&W's(revolvers and autos), Sigs, Berettas and 1911's have never given me a single issue. I honestly would take a Beretta 92 and ball ammo over any caliber Glock and the best hollow points available if given the choice.
I had someone on a post I was in saying never buy a Glock or High Point. Asked why he said that, his response Glock are so unreliable, His has broke the firing pin multiple times with in 300 rounds.. Have never heard or experienced this.
Never heard of that happening either, but it can happen. Even the best manufacturers can’t be 100% all the time
What’s he shooting?
p+
Cheap reloads
Back in 2005-2007 the NYPD police officer that used to hang out at my local Subway stop in Bed-Stuy carried a revolver in a leather holster that looked to +20 years old and as soft as deer skin gloves.
An ATF "leading expert" struggled to disassemble a Glock pistol. How did Henry do it so effortlessly?
Maybe because Henry actually knows what he is doing?
Probably because unlike the ATF “leading expert” Henry doesn’t need a road map, compass, flashlight, and a GPS to find his ass with both hands in the dark. 🤣😅😂
The AFT expert is the average discord mod.
"leading Expert" huh?... Meanwhile, the average austrian conscript who encounteres a Glock in his service time is able to do a fieldstrip+putting it back together of the P80 in around 30 seconds.
Iirc back then i was not the fastest in my plattoon, and i did it in 29s flat.
From loaded condition to stripped, back to loaded condition. And no, that "exam" was not done with live ammo and the one from the chamber was not just ejected anywhere, but had to be placed standing on the desk in front of us, but we were allowed to leave it there and not put it back into the mag.
(the guy doing the "exam" next to me, did just eject the chambered round... it flew by my head. He lost 10-15 seconds in searching for it on the floor. He was marked down and needed a second try to redeem himself)
Jokes aside, the first gun that the ATF agent tried to disassemble had a switch on it. Most people probably dont know this(i didnt either) but you have to actually remove the switch in order to take the slide off.
A few weeks ago, when the whole "glocks are gtg, see i carry a stock glock" thing happened, i just felt like something was missing... Now i know, it was you guys
Where did that happen?
@@sinisterthoughts2896 UA-cam, instagram, reddit...
Henry’s screaming while ear pro is engaged is so awesome
*annoying
@@stevennewman4778 Someone's in need of an attitude adjustment.
@@Tunkkis Bless your heart.
Josh rocking that Kore belt. Almost offsets him not getting the Die Hard 2 reference. I approve, too many people sleep on the Kore battle belt.
100! Kore is fantastic! I have almost all of their belts.
Most important thing I've learned about draw and fire practice is you need to work through any unexpected issue, especially with concealed carry. Did you draw fast and accidentally grip some of your shirt or maybe didn't clear it properly? DO NOT RESET. Work through the mistake safely and continue. If you do not train THROUGH your mistakes you wont know what to do when it happens. If you practice your CC draw and reset because you dont clear your garment you're making a vital mistake! This applies to OWB as well - If your grip is off on your draw.... work through it! Do not ever reset.
I have had absolutely zero issues with the radian afterburner and ramjet setup with thousands of rounds of range and defensive ammo. No weak ejection or anything.
NYPD switched to the stock 5.5 LB trigger starting in the summer of 2021. Only new recruits got the light trigger. Everyone else kept the 12LB triggers.
True and very assinine. They claim that it would take too much to retrain the older guys in a lighter trigger so they would rather send them into a gun fight with a handicap of 12 lbs then afford them a better fighting chance.
Only PD in the country still not using RDS and WML (only ESU is using WML)
@@svieni7 Spot on. Agree 100% with everything you posted except the RDS. Plenty of departments not doing that yet. At least ESU has the WMLs now. Even ESU was banned from having them a while back. They were worried that someone would draw a gun to look for a set of dropped car keys.
@@ILruffian I mean to correct myself there. NYPD is the last dept in the country still utilizing NY2 triggers. FBI and all surrounding jurisdictions abandoned them and returned their firearms to stock triggers.
@@svieni7 No doubt. I was with what I believe was one of the first surrounding jurisdictions to dump the NY trigger. Our PC had the balls to do it.
@@ILruffian Thats amazing news. It's a pity that innovation is stymied in this field for the potential to make our guys better and more proficient.
Everyone always talks about how Glock came out of nowhere to win a contract w/ the Austrian .mil, but lest we forget, he was already making bayonets for the AUG. Not detracting in any way his achievement in developing the pistol, just pointing out that he was already quite familiar w/ dealing w/ .mil bureaucracy and contracts, etc...
I have a fresh gen 3 17 and its a such a great shooting gun. Overall, stock 17's are amazing handguns, but you need skill to figure that out
I like the fact that going in so dangerous place with unproven gun, Henry did not forget backup weapon and even chose revolver to hedge against autopolymeric technology.
When I started working on Glocks in early 2001, I experimented with the combinations of the polymer inserts for the trigger spring. I actually prefer them, specifically the 8lb in concert with a 3.5 connector. The advantage is a smoother trigger. The insert pushes up on the cruciform, giving better engagement. It also gives a delrin surface for the cruciform to move across. The 8lb insert with a 3.5 connector gives an average pull weight (on a manual gauge) of around 5 to 5.5 lbs. The Gen 5 trigger spring system works similarly to these old inserts. A Gen 5 is basically a Gen 2 with a modified insert system and an accurized barrel.
I have only ever shot a gen 5 g19. I loved the trigger and was confused by all the online hate
@@WN_Byers Most online hate is an immature failure to accept that individual preference is a good thing. People are so tied up trying to justify their own choices, they forget that they don't have to.
Thanks. I needed that as a reminder to myself sometimes@@Cmoth040
I guarantee that that factory gun is more reliable than the Gucci Glock
A few months ago, fired a Glock 21 Gen 4 and a Rock Island 1911 side by side- the Rock Island (which is nowhere close to a high-end or tuned 1911) was so much more accurate and pleasant (entirely due to the trigger).
As a Puerto Rico,USA police officer I can feel it for my NYPD brothers. Government decisions over police equipment rarely stops disappointing. Couple years ago we changed from M&P .40 to Sig Sauer P320 Carry. Not to bash the P320 but I preferred the M&P.
Back in the mid 90's I bought a Glock 19 from a police detective and it had the 12Lb trigger. I hated it so I called Glock in GA and asked for their 5Lb trigger installed, the fellow said they would be happy to do so. He called me and said the trigger was installed and they installed their weather resistant parts in the frame, I asked how much I owed and he said NO COST! Great company!
Just a heads up, NYPD has gone back to the stock trigger for incoming recruits for the past couple years. There’s also an attempt to get a program together to retrain officers and convert the rest of the job to the stock trigger.
Yes I heard this as well.
The first Glock I ever shot back in 2002 had one of these NY triggers (it was at a gun range) and I was convinced it was the worst gun of all time. I never recovered and still hate Glocks to this day even though I know how good they can be. Talk about a hardware solution to a software problem.
Gen 5 trigger is actually nice. Lotta crybabies
Ricer Glock may be the most cutting insult I've heard this week and I'm absolutely stealing it
If you're focused on the dot instead of target, the shooter's perception of where the dot is in relation to the target can be skewed when shooting/dry firing fast
Agree - but being aware of where the dot is on the target =/= dot focused...I mean, it can mean that but it doesn't 'have' to mean that. For example, Josh is staring at the "A" on the target here, but, he's still able to perceive where the dot is on target as he flashes up the sights.
"My Gucci Glock just shoots low and left!" -Josh 🤣
You keep your dirty hands off of that Glock.
You know....most shooters would do well to practice often with a VERY heavy trigger pull like a DA revolver with stiff springs. Once you train enough to be competent with the worst trigger in the world...which you CAN with practice...then ANY pistol you pick up you'll do even better with. Only shooting the very easiest trigger is like weightlifting using only the naked bar....progressive increasing resistance is how you improve.
Learned to shoot as Federal LEO on a 2.5” S&W 66. Required to always shoot DA & never use SA. Six years later the agency switched to Glock 23 & it was so easy (after a snub .357 shooting.38 +P+)
the glock jammed because the shell hits your optic. another reason to never run SRO's. it has nothing to do with range ammo at all.
When the spent casing hit the optic, how did that then 'jam' ? (hint - it didn't - it's absolutely due to the energy equation when running comps and low power factor range ammo)
@@9HoleReviews I love it when people (like the one above) spout shit they have less knowledge on then get absolutely shut down 😂 Love the channel and all the content
@@9HoleReviews looks like it bounced off the optic and landed right back into the ejection port. I'm not the OP but you can see the rounds bouncing off the SRO and brass going forward of the gun. Maybe I'm missing something but its exactly what it appears to have happened. Not sure why you're getting snarky with the guy....
@@eobie3301 Thats absolutely NOT what happened...the casing never made it out from the ejector and was simply pinched back as the slide closed. Slowing down the slide speed with a comp is absolutely why that took place - it has 0 to do with the casing touching or not touching the optic (in this case it did not).
Enough about the tupperware, tell us more about what's in Henry's holster!
the copium is telling
Henry lost some weight, looking good man! Stay healthy 💪
19:40 Josh is shooting so fast you would have thought an acorn hit the table...although he was hitting his target.
Newly minted Glock shill Henry: "Nein! Pistole ist fein"
Carried a Sig 229 and a Sig 2340 on duty for years. Both 357 sig and both DAO. If you can shoot, you can shoot it well.
I just rewatched Ahoy Iconic Arms Glock episode, then this comes up?
Man, my interest in Austrian firearms is really getting to me.
A fellow person of culture.
A man of culture.
They have a fantastic history of painters as well!
I am betting my left testicle that Josh is running a 336 ejector. My ported Glock started throwing casings to the left and the updated GEN five ejector fixed my issues.
This channel is getting better and better. I like these informal range videos. Chill. Funny. Keep it up! Also…FJB!
Die Hard reference and an NYPD gun. . . . Nine Nine?!
I think the 12# trigger was the reason I initially hated Glocks. Once I got one with a normal factory trigger I have grown to love the Glock.
What I don’t care for is the Glock haters that bitch about that lack of innovation. 🤦♂️ it was designed as a service and duty sidearm. It fits that criteria perfectly. If you want to “make it your own” you can but don’t hate the gun for being a basic functional perfectly capable firearm.
It’s a pickup truck. If you wanted a Porsche don’t bitch about the truck you bought.
The 1911 is the same gun basically unchanged for 113 years. Yet I don’t see nearly the level of hate. And people freely customize them with an entire industry supporting the aftermarket parts for them. Too many people want their “ideal” gun write out of the box.
Here’s a clue. The ideal gun don’t exist. You either need to modify your gun or accept the current configuration. It’s that simple. Guns are tools not fashion accessories.
i agree want fashion get a woman not a gun
Josh is contemplating all his life's choices after the first two rounds of the nypd 12lb trigger glock, "why did i mod my own gun again?"
At the end of the video perhaps the target is showing "ragged" holes as it is moving back and forth as the bullets hit it... a while back I thought my Glock 19 was keyholing, but it was actually the bullets hitting the target as it was moving from the impact of the bullets.
Love the small edits here and there. :)
That police barrel do bring that +10 dmg, lol.
It's nice to see in comparison that training makes perfect. Before you jump into racing gear make sure your fundamentals are set right.
Glock OEM minus connector spring is factory approved for duty use when combined with NY1 spring. The combination is actually very nice and the ny1 spring is actually much more robust and durable than the original trigger bar spring. Green polymer is ny1, orange polymer is ny2. Check out the Todd Louis Green designed SCD, or Striker Control Device too. And i like how both of you practice muzzle discipline.
I like stock Glocks with Trijicon sights
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20 years ago when I started with my Department, I was issued a Gen 2 Glock 22 with a NY trigger. I hated that trigger but I loved that gun, I cried when I had to give it up for a Gen 3. I still remember the serial number of that gun but I can’t remember any of the guns issued afterwards ( I’m on a Gen 5 now and soon will be issued a Gen 5 MOS).
You should listen to Ben Stoeger on aiming concepts. He would say that you're way over-confirming your sight or dot alignment. His technique is heavy target focus, and the second you see red on the A zone rip shots. If your grip is proper they should stack on the spot where your eyes are focused. After practicing this a bit, it really does work. Inside of 25 yards this really sped me up a ton and accuracy improved.
Very familiar with Ben. I think maybe some of what I'm saying is lost in the delivery...I'm certainly target focused, but I'm still able to perceive where the dot is in relation to the target (Ben's 'hot girl' analogy). Given that you're watching me draw and shoot the gun for the first time here, I was able to use the relation of the dot to the target to 'know' that I was not indexing correctly after the first 3-5 shots. Given I wasn't indexing correctly, I opted to try and be more deliberate with the presentation to ensure I was getting "A zone" hits as I modified grip pressure on the subsequent draws to see how it impacted my index/presentation and return to zero point.
When I'm saying that I'm making a refinement with the dot post-presentation, part of that is me trying to process how 'off' my index is and trying to feel how much I need to adjust that on subsequent draws, etc.
@@9HoleReviews Josh being a super high level pistol shooter, I’m sure you know and have explored this stuff already. High level shooters really fine tune small details that don’t necessarily make sense until you’re there on your personal journey of growth. That’s how it was for me, once I felt a 2s Bill drill because things went correct, it was game on to replicate that feeling over and over again until it was muscle memory
@@billbee235 One of the greatest challenges I've had doing this show is constantly changing guns every week we go shoot. It really has forced me to be more deliberate with things like the grip/index and paying attention to where I'm making mistakes. Lots of things translate conceptually, but, things like the grip and feel in the hand, support hand connection, etc. do tend to change (even as much as I try to keep them the same). It's been very interesting working through all that while still 'attempting' to put together effective demonstrations, etc.
Pistol is still a skill I have LOTS to learn on. I'm about an 85% shooter on pistol (or at least I was when I was being consistent) and while that's better than most people, the curve of skill between there and 100% is still absolutely insane.
Thanks for the comment and good feedback.
Great vid as always, Gents. The Glock pistol, as designed by a man who was an industrialist versus firearms designer, is an interesting enough gadget. Its greatest achievement lies in the administrative and bureaucratic realm, permitting a cheap, reliable pistol suitable for issue to large organizations for lower maintenance requirements and costs. In all other regards dealing with shooting, the intangibles of ownership and individual confidence in the piece, it's largely "meh".
As not a glock fan, I think you are selling it short a bit. Glocks shoot pretty damn well with the low bore axis and decent grip. They were more reliable than most everything outside of the last 5-10 years. Better stuff is out now, but I can understand using one even today when I go to buy a holster for a handgun and realize I have maybe 2 options for my gun and light combo, whereas literally everyone makes everything you could want for a glock.
Agreed. Although I would personally include the inner safety.
Other things like ergonomy, sights, trigger, well, there is a good reason why the glock aftermarket is so big, and it is not because glocks are popular
@@curgunnerone more deal is this. One slap in the face of reality.
Most, certainly well over 90% of private handgun owners make any pistol "meh" with their own absence of talent.
Essentially, it's not the tool's fault that Glocks give a poor or mediocre impression when used...it's merely the tool that's usually in the hands of the unskilled or mediocre when they display their incompetence to themselves.
And no, I'm not bashing LE, for all the things an LE has in his day I'm not going to criticize that he doesn't take four or five hours of every week to work on skills that he's highly unlikely to ever use in his entire career. Frankly, because most LE that are considered "bad shots" by other LE are still far more effective than 90% of civilians in a gunfight.
I’m not a huge Glock fan, but if I needed to pick a “go to war” pistol that will definitely go bang every time I’m picking a Glock. I do much prefer the newer S&W m&p line for their grip angle though.
@@curgunner how much semi auto shooting did you do in the 80's and 90's? Most options were of comparable reliability.
In terms of split times "stock NY glock" had on average 7 frames between each shot vs 6 frames between each shot for the "tricked out glock".
I bought one of those police trade-in Glocks (for under $300) a week or so ago. I had the same reaction as Henry and Josh. It was just about perfect as-is. The trigger wasn’t objectionable and the gun looked to be unissued. I was (and still am) VERY happy with my purchase. You have to work hard to screw up or hurt a Glock.
Don't remember having gen3 G17s for the NYPD. Only gen4 G17/G19 and gen2/3 G19.
@Josh 11:33: It's not because of bad grip, it's because of wrong angle of your elbow, while drawing. Simply adjust the angle of your elbow little inward to adjust your POA. First try few dry reps of draw with adjusting your elbow angle and see where the natural POA developed, then try to shoot live rounds. You'll definitely fee the difference !
10k with a comped CZ-75 and no issues with cheap range ammo 🤷🏼♂️
Nice job Henly!
I was a NYC police officer from 1974 to 1994. In the late 80's I was a firearms instructor at the NYC Police Academy when Gaston Glock introduced us to the Glock 19. At the time, Glocks came with a 3lb, 5 lb or 8 lb trigger. Don't know why, but the department went with the 5 lb trigger. I would've opted for the 8lb trigger as NYC cops were used to S&W Model 10 revolvers that had 13lbs triggers. Anyway, we started have negligent discharges that were blamed on the light trigger. So, we had all the police officers that had Glocks, come back to the range so that we could retro fit them with was the first of the NY triggers. I think, if we had just instilled better firearms safety training, that would've been better. But, who am I? I believe a second NY trigger came later. I don't know if they ever went over the 8lb trigger. I own a Glock 19 gen. 5 MOS. That, I believe is the Glock perfection. In my humble opinion.
i think Glock 19 MOS is their best gun so far.
3:50 and don't forget the horse SEMEN
Absolutely love this video guys I have a "Gucci" and a oem with only glock performance trigger in it and I ha e to say even tho I like the comps and dots the oem just has something that I just love the simplistic reliability
People talk a lot of sh*t but I find stock Glocks really intuitive to shoot, and I think that came out in this demo.
Just so you understand, the NYPD also issued the P226, and the S&W.5946 all have the 12lb trigger. Same with the off duty 9mm pistols authorized. Glock 26, p365
Literally just rewatched Die Hard 2 last weekend so this had me cracking up.
ngl Georgia gcpd has a really nice duty glock with a red dot and that thing is amazing
I learned how to shoot pistols on my uncle's ex nypd g19. The 12 lb trigger was crap (still is) but it's not completely awful. I still shoot it every once in a while.
That was a great video thanks!!!
High round count glocks feel nice.
Now do the draw from a level III duty holster. At least we use stock triggers and night sights. All my Glocks have had the sights changed out, it’s the only thing I don’t care for about them. The stock triggers get nice over time.
Remember, if you master a 12lb trigger, a gucci trigger with be even easier. If you only ever shoot gucci triggers, more often than not, you'll struggle with standard/milspec triggers.
Not that I am advocating for the NY+ trigger, but you would be surprised just how well you can manipulate such a trigger with practice/ training. Josh switched over from his race gun and demonstrated this quite well.
Yup. No different than running DA guns. They can be exceedingly accurate, just might take a little more care to get the accuracy.
Never liked the way Glocks look, but they work. They just work.
Like most any pistol.
A Glock with a Nagant revolver trigger
“I’m gonna miss with this”
Immediately goes 3-3
Cmon Josh 😂
Now several years ago I picked up a Gen 2 Glock 19 that was an NYPD trade in gun with these atrocious triggers in them. I tried it out once, ripped that policy mandated garbage out and installed the typical stuff and it's still the only actual Glock brand Glock that I own. For anyone who hasn't dealt with this trigger, it takes the typical 'squish' of the glock trigger and just makes it require more strength. It reminds me of the older SD9 triggers.
It's just the frame on the Glock. I have a Gen 2 G19 that belonged to my brother, and a normal presentation for that pistol is completely different than my 1911 or my P226 SIG. The Glock points WAY high. I'd like to try a Timberwolf frame.
As a kid I used to shoot my dad's Glock 19 and S&W 19 regularly. The Glock had my head, the Smith had my heart!
I had one of those nypd glocks and I just thought it was the famously bad glock trigger everyone talks about
Don't mess with perfection........and by NOT messing it includes NOT using a 12lb connector.....spend $5 and put a normal one, and you will see the light..... BTW change the springs on police trade ins
The NY1 is very decent though. 8lbs is the perfect weight for glocks imo, bc you get an extremely quick and tactile reset
7:11 "ricer Glock" 🤣😭🤣😭
5:52
If you want glock perfection but hate the grip, try the Steyr M9-A1 or MF2 pistols, they are made by a former Glock employee and it's basically the bastard child of a CZ and Glock after a very late night of drinking and it just works soooooooo good.
High grip mixed with stupid low bore axis means it recoils stupid light and points easy peasy, then to top of the perfection it has trapezoid sights that aren't used on any other handgun out there but make getting on target faster than what you can do with a red dot.
It's just the perfect EDC handgun that requires zero modifications out of the box (unless you have an early gen M9-A1, then you'll want to get grip tape because that bitch is smooth lmao) IMHO
I know I’m talking revolvers here, but Jerry Miculek once stated he ran extra heavy springs in his revolvers.
No excuses sir, change the spring weight
Henry: Glonk
Josh: ✨Glock✨ of Theseus
There looks to be something interesting going on at the very end of the video.
Is it just me or is the stock glock punching bigger, cleaner looking holes in the paper ?
Dramatic difference in velocity or...?
Edit: Not just me then. Josh and Henry both noticed the difference too. Huh...
LoneWolf discontinued their FreedomWolf series after only having made G19 sized non-frames. Its a shame they didnt keep making them and especially a shame they didnt make a G45 sized non-frame.