I've had a G34.5 on order with my local fun store since April 2020. We had a gun show in my city this weekend and I was able to pick one up... So looking forward to getting out with it!!!
The bump on the vertical extension is to keep the trigger bar more in line with the striker safety plunger. They fixed that problem with the Gen 5 by making the safety plunger horizontal.
Love the Gen 4 34. Long as you're not in a sandy or rocky environment where debris can get in, don't worry about the cut out. Can't wait to see the work on your Gen 3 34 comes out.
You're right about that, I do still worry from time to time about it. Which is why I don't use it outside of the house or backpack gun. I really think the G5 non-MOS would be a winner. Hopefully Glock will help me out, but I doubt it.
Keanon Gilliam its a non issue. As long as you dont get full on pebbles or stones in the slide you’re fine. Plenty of yt vids showing guys dumping sand in to the cut out and the gun runs just fine
There is a G34 torture test video where they put a hand full of sand/dirt directly into the cut out but it runs flawless after that. I really was surprised.
Glock 34 is my favorite gun to shoot, they just balance so well in your hand! I have a Gen3 and a Gen5, I just trust a Glock, I bought my first one around 1988, it’s still shooting fine, I like the G45 also, I still carry a G19 in my truck though, I’ve never had a problem with the G19. My dad just passed away and I got his 17,19,and 43. I carry a 43 mainly.
As a Beretta 92 guy, I’m always tempted by a Glock just for cheap mags and parts but I don’t really care for a “mad max scenario” in terms of why to own one. I also love the look of the 34 but it’s hard to justify given the different manual of arms and grip angle to practice with. Idk what this itch is!
Flashlights that extend farther than the barrel are better because if you press the pistol into "somthing" it can push the slide out of battery just my 2 cents.
@@navyman8903 I think so too. Penny for your thoughts as to why this guy thinks a stand off device is "not a useful item"? ua-cam.com/video/u-a4tGLmBlk/v-deo.html
Cool video, I live in Cali we can only have a gen 3. I only have olight on my glock34. I am thinking about sending it to TT for a copper head finish or save 3k and upgrade it myself.
No Sir I did not. I took a different route and needed more rifles in the safe. I'm also getting suppressors and gear, I'm saving custom work for after I get everything else taken care of.
Did the undercut myself on my Gen5 G26 to save ~$130. Knuckle-cut and support-hand cut. I love it. Minimal slip-ups with the dremel; smoothed it all out with extremely fine sandpaper and CLP / water. Just make sure you round out the corners as you go. It's not that big of a deal. You can do it. :) Also, I recommend just keeping the beavertail. Glock-Bite is real. You won't regret keeping it on there. Some people chop the strap right under the tail and then stipple or wrap the grip. I debated but ended up just keeping it and wrapping a Talon around it. You might get away with sanding down the edges and it might be fine, too. If you haven't checked them out: I would suggest grabbing the Tango Down (Uncle Larry-branded) 'Slide Racker' slide cover plate replacement (inspired by the VP9's 'ears'). On older Glocks, it's just nice to have for added gripping surface; on the Gen 5 slide finish, I consider it mandatory, honestly. Not sure what they were thinking making it so slippery and brittle. Give it a look: tangodown.com/shop/vickers-tactical-slide-racker-gsr-03/ They also stock those parts on Brownells (which is probably cheaper if you have a coupon).
Also, new Glock model coming down the pipe today, apparently. This may be of interest to you, provided any of the info is accurate: www.firearmrack.com/glock-45-black-glock-19x/
@@navyman8903 if you end up doing it yourself, just don't rev up the Dremel to the higher RPM setting, otherwise, it melts the plastic. Use small heads and get a felt polishing head to smooth things out with a wet polishing job. Some people use toothpaste or Flitz. If it's a Gen 3, there's always the Polymer80 route. :)
Previous Gen Glocks are cool and all, but Gen 5 Glock 34 in particular (because of the slight barrel modification from previous Gen Glocks) is what I heard to be; *One of the most accurate 9mm pistols of all time.* So much so that I bought one for myself due to such. They weren't kidding on accuracy O_O 👍👍
I am certain I want a Glock 34 for work. But I am having a huge problem finding a Level 2 or Level 3 holster for it. Do you know if anybody makes a duty holster for the Glock 34? By the way, I subbed.
Check out Fowler Industries. The barrels are match fit. There is no barrel play. I don’t regret a single cent I spent on my MK1. The G34 is a Mk3 and it is out standing. The owner offers military discount and offers different sight configurations. Taran is outstanding but Fowler is a cut above. Not even Salient and Agency match fit their barrels anymore.
seriously try the 19x..... i know its weird but its probably the best feeling glock ive ever owned. trigger and barrel are awesome and the coating on the slide is pretty wear resistant
Drew Miller I totally agree. I changed the night sights on my 19x to Night Fision Paul Markel Accur8’s. Everything else is stock. It’s the best Glock I’ve ever run. If it ever comes out in black I’ll pick up a second one. Fantastic pistol!🇺🇸🗽🦅🇦🇹
Interesting how you say the g34 is too big to carry when compared to the 17 but with that light or even a tlr1 the 17 will fit the same way a g34 does in a holster
@@navyman8903 It’s our hands that are bigger than others I believe and we tend to place our hands as high as possible on the pistol grip. The finger grooves and the trigger guard cause the middle finger discomfort after 40 rounds of shooting the G19 Gen 3 in the range. My brother’s G19 Gen 5 is waaaaay better but he’s a cop and I’m not so he’s allowed to have it. We are in CA.
My duty 17 has the same marks from my ALS. I thought it was weird as hell till I started lookin' other dudes' guns and they had it and I look a peek in the holster and it made more sense after that.
I've still got it Jessi. I'm going to do an update again here soon, but I had to go out again. It's on my list of things to do and projects to knock out. I'll be sending it to Wilson in about 6 months, before I send the G34 out. I might try to sell it though when I get it finished. I'm going to try to stick to P226's, Glock 17/34, and my extensive HKs. Just for magazines, but if I love it I'll keep it. But she's still there. I'm also going to have the slide milled to take Trijicon HD's so I can carry it if I want to. I really like the gun, but I don't take it out much. I'm on the fence with it, but I'm going to see the project through to the end and get at least another 600 rounds through it to take it to 1000. But complete refresh/update with parts, and the Wilson combat job. I'll update it when I get back home. Look for the video after the holidays. (sorry for the wait, but it'll be with the new camera equipment and the nice lighting on the table.)
Glock still didnt hear you with the none MOS 34 Gen5. I once even wrote Glock an email and asked them if they plan to offer it. Its a shame! And on the newer guns the cover plates are even made of polymer. This is a nogo! And on the new G17L they even made the dust cover from the slide out of polymer and MOS only. A long slide wit MOS doesnt even make much sense. The benefit of the longer sight radius get pointless here.
The nDLC coating is great for corrosion but the finish wears visually really quickly. I have 5 Gen 5 Glocks and two of them have over 5k rounds and have been carried for several years in kydex holsters and look terrible. All function fine and the only gun I’ve ever had a rust issue with is still a P365.
Yeah, it's a weird situation honestly. The contours of the VP9 make it easier to carry where the G17 is more blocky. But overall yes, they're the same size.
I want a G34 but I put a down payment on a Glock 41 last week my goal is to have most of the long slide Glocks... My first gun was the Glock 40 mos in 10 mm
Some cool ideas------I am a VP9 guy and my EDC is PC Shield.....have had Glocks but just didn't like them.......lol wait till you are an old SOB like me than you will like Fiber Optic........glad to see you back, get a kick out of you brother
I'm still a die hard HK guy, I won't have too many glocks for sure. My wife has a few but also carries her VP9sk every day. I'm still carrying my P30L, VP9 or P30sk based on the day's requirements. Always nice to see you in the comments brother.
Since you are worried about dremel-ing your own gun, you could buy a 80% lower frame or (what I did) a Sig P320 grip module for $40. That would let you practice on the cheap.
All my gen 4 glocks and my 19x i take the medium backstrap and cut it so that all i have is the beavertail and pin hole to mount it. Make the glocks fit me like a gloce and i have bear paws for hands
Why not just buy the Gen 5 34 MOS and leave the plate on it? I don’t understand why the plate is a dealbreaker. Am I missing something or is it an OCD thing?
The sights are too far to the rear to install any after market sights I would want to put on there. Well, the only sights I would want to put on there, Trijicon HD's. The rear sight would be hanging off the frame. If you look at honestoutlaw's video his Glock 34 has that same issue. If you look at mine, they have the place holder sights, not the adjustable sights. So they can take the trijicon HD's without a fitment issue. Also, most dudes lose the plate over time. They always fall off and sometimes they get lost. I'd just rather not have the fitment issue or the plate I'm not going to use.
Oh, I didn’t realize that. I’m glad I asked because I was considering selling my gen 5 Glock 19 to switch to the MOS version just to lose the front cutout, which admittedly is only a mild annoyance to me. Not going to do that now because I also prefer night sights. Thanks for the info!
It's interesting that out of the projects you've shared on the to do list, you've side stepped to the glock thing. No disrespect but the projects you've planned just seem a lot more relevant to your goals than this change of plans for glocks.
Great video as always. Its a Shame you don't like the 26. I own one and I like it but to each his own. So I've read one excuse about why that bump is there on the Gen 4s. Supposedly it's there to make the slide require a little more resistance to pull off when disassembling. Reason for this is because the slides were too easy to pull off the frame, and with the Gen 4s it could be a problem because the user could potentially drop it onto concrete, which might Crack the front end of the slide because of how thin the guide rod portion of the front end is to accommodate the double recoil spring. You probably can't really tell with the 34, but you can with the 19, 17, 26, etc. I've also read that it's to keep the trigger bar in line. Considering how ridiculous the excuses of Glock fan boys can be I don't really know how valid that is, but I thought I'd throw that out there.
Keanon Gilliam had one and loved it. Softest shooing poly 45 out there. And thats comparing it to the 21 i had and also the usp45 and hk45. Imo the hk45 was the worst handling of the four by quite a bit. Grip feels really good in the hand but with it being so narrow, it transfers every ounce of recoil in to your hand and wrist. Plus its snappy as hell, like .40 +p in a 4” barrel gun snappy. Sold that pos quite quickly
I'm not a Glock fanboi, but I like the 34, too. It's one of the few longslide pistols that are light enough for concealed carry. Glocks look better in the longer slide lengths. The proportions are just better. Compared to the 34, the 19 is just plain fugly. And don't get me started on the subcompacts. The 26, 27, and 30 are almost Nambu ugly.
It’s absolutely hilarious to watch you evolve into Glock. Hk’s are fashion statements for keyboard warriors. Real men chose Glock. Welcome to the dark side.🇺🇸🗽🦅🇦🇹
I own just 2 guns.a mark23 and a glock 21.the glock is my duty weapon.I trust it with my life but if you think a glock any glock is betten than a usp match then you dont know nothing
Pandemonikus Superbus you don’t own the pistol you speak of... so there’s that. It’s “better than a USP” not “betten”, and it’s “don’t know ANYTHING” not “ don’t know nothing”. On top of all that I didn’t say ANYTHING about the USP! So, sit down and STFU!🤨 🇺🇸🗽🦅🇦🇹
@@chuckdriver7741 yeah sorry.being a foreigner ita not easy for me.do you speak my language??any language besides english??i had the usp match and sold it for thw mark 23.many in my unit swear on the usps.10 years in combat never saw it fail once.Ive seen glocks jam but never a usp.if you do have more experience in combat pistols please teach me.Im not like you so Im not gonna be rude.but your behavior shows lack of communicating skills
Pandemonikus Superbus I wasn’t intentionally trying to be rude. My apologies. I do not have any combat experience, so you could teach me. All this being said, I do know firearms. The USP is an excellent pistol. The vp9 is not. In my experience, I haven’t had issues with Glock pistols. 🇺🇸🗽🦅🇦🇹
@@chuckdriver7741 thank you.for being nice now you have my respect.and I agree the vp9 was reduced in terms of quality.I handled p30s and hk45s.good pistols but not usps.the quality in the metal the finish and overall compared to the usp are obvious.my glock 21 gen 3 is 18 years old and the finish is still durable.
Don't forget; the G34 was first the "End of Days" gun before it was the "Man On Fire" gun.
Damn you're right! Another solid movie. IT's like Glockception with the 34......
Between your faith and my Glock. I take my Glock. -Jericho End of days.
I've had a G34.5 on order with my local fun store since April 2020. We had a gun show in my city this weekend and I was able to pick one up... So looking forward to getting out with it!!!
The bump on the vertical extension is to keep the trigger bar more in line with the striker safety plunger. They fixed that problem with the Gen 5 by making the safety plunger horizontal.
I first saw the 34 in man on fire. It's been my favorite ever since.
That wear is from a safari land ALS holster
Love the Gen 4 34. Long as you're not in a sandy or rocky environment where debris can get in, don't worry about the cut out. Can't wait to see the work on your Gen 3 34 comes out.
You're right about that, I do still worry from time to time about it. Which is why I don't use it outside of the house or backpack gun. I really think the G5 non-MOS would be a winner. Hopefully Glock will help me out, but I doubt it.
Keanon Gilliam its a non issue. As long as you dont get full on pebbles or stones in the slide you’re fine. Plenty of yt vids showing guys dumping sand in to the cut out and the gun runs just fine
There is a G34 torture test video where they put a hand full of sand/dirt directly into the cut out but it runs flawless after that. I really was surprised.
Glock 34 is my favorite gun to shoot, they just balance so well in your hand! I have a Gen3 and a Gen5, I just trust a Glock, I bought my first one around 1988, it’s still shooting fine, I like the G45 also, I still carry a G19 in my truck though, I’ve never had a problem with the G19. My dad just passed away and I got his 17,19,and 43. I carry a 43 mainly.
As a Beretta 92 guy, I’m always tempted by a Glock just for cheap mags and parts but I don’t really care for a “mad max scenario” in terms of why to own one. I also love the look of the 34 but it’s hard to justify given the different manual of arms and grip angle to practice with. Idk what this itch is!
hope you are now in the Glock family; I was a Berretta 92 and Sig p226 guy for years now my constant companion is my G17 gen4
The G34.5 imo is the most addictive to shoot
Flashlights that extend farther than the barrel are better because if you press the pistol into "somthing" it can push the slide out of battery just my 2 cents.
There is something to be said for having a stand off device of some sort like that. But I just like how it looks.
@@navyman8903 I think so too. Penny for your thoughts as to why this guy thinks a stand off device is "not a useful item"? ua-cam.com/video/u-a4tGLmBlk/v-deo.html
This guy lived to tell about his WML working as a stand off device.
ua-cam.com/video/jIx0Y25aTfU/v-deo.html
Love my g34.5. Swapped out the - connector for the traditional Glock dot connector and love it even more
What do you think about the 17L ?
I've held 2, never shot them. They're unicorns. I didn't have the money/place in the safe at the time to secure one.
Cool video, I live in Cali we can only have a gen 3. I only have olight on my glock34. I am thinking about sending it to TT for a copper head finish or save 3k and upgrade it myself.
Did you ever send this 34 off for Taran tactical if so is there a update video or can you make one on it ?!
No Sir I did not. I took a different route and needed more rifles in the safe. I'm also getting suppressors and gear, I'm saving custom work for after I get everything else taken care of.
Did the undercut myself on my Gen5 G26 to save ~$130. Knuckle-cut and support-hand cut. I love it. Minimal slip-ups with the dremel; smoothed it all out with extremely fine sandpaper and CLP / water. Just make sure you round out the corners as you go. It's not that big of a deal. You can do it. :)
Also, I recommend just keeping the beavertail. Glock-Bite is real. You won't regret keeping it on there. Some people chop the strap right under the tail and then stipple or wrap the grip. I debated but ended up just keeping it and wrapping a Talon around it. You might get away with sanding down the edges and it might be fine, too.
If you haven't checked them out: I would suggest grabbing the Tango Down (Uncle Larry-branded) 'Slide Racker' slide cover plate replacement (inspired by the VP9's 'ears'). On older Glocks, it's just nice to have for added gripping surface; on the Gen 5 slide finish, I consider it mandatory, honestly. Not sure what they were thinking making it so slippery and brittle.
Give it a look: tangodown.com/shop/vickers-tactical-slide-racker-gsr-03/
They also stock those parts on Brownells (which is probably cheaper if you have a coupon).
Also, new Glock model coming down the pipe today, apparently. This may be of interest to you, provided any of the info is accurate: www.firearmrack.com/glock-45-black-glock-19x/
I might attempt it myself, we'll see. I'll have to do some research and see if it's something I'm comfortable doing.
@@navyman8903 if you end up doing it yourself, just don't rev up the Dremel to the higher RPM setting, otherwise, it melts the plastic. Use small heads and get a felt polishing head to smooth things out with a wet polishing job. Some people use toothpaste or Flitz.
If it's a Gen 3, there's always the Polymer80 route. :)
Unfortunately, the Safariland duty holsters do that to the top of gun slides. Been using a Safariland SLS and ALS for 15- 16yrs
Just bought a G34 Gen 3 recently. I’m just waiting for my clearance.🤗
The current ALS lock on safari land holsters make those drag marks on the slide behind the ejection port. All of my Glocks have the same marks
Damn, thanks for the info. That's a shame, usually safariland doesn't mark up a gun like that.
Yeah it’s just because it has two hard anchors that lock on the ejection port so it’s rough on the area.
Previous Gen Glocks are cool and all, but Gen 5 Glock 34 in particular (because of the slight barrel modification from previous Gen Glocks) is what I heard to be; *One of the most accurate 9mm pistols of all time.*
So much so that I bought one for myself due to such.
They weren't kidding on accuracy O_O 👍👍
Safariland als/sls holsters cause that wear. I use a safariland 6360 for my work holster and it’s rubbed those lines on the top of my slide
Thanks for the feedback. I was looking at getting a few in the future, but that gives me some pause.
Hi Michael, what concealed holster do you use for your 34?
I am certain I want a Glock 34 for work. But I am having a huge problem finding a Level 2 or Level 3 holster for it. Do you know if anybody makes a duty holster for the Glock 34? By the way, I subbed.
Safariland holster wear i have a 6360 als/sls
Check out Fowler Industries. The barrels are match fit. There is no barrel play. I don’t regret a single cent I spent on my MK1. The G34 is a Mk3 and it is out standing. The owner offers military discount and offers different sight configurations. Taran is outstanding but Fowler is a cut above. Not even Salient and Agency match fit their barrels anymore.
seriously try the 19x..... i know its weird but its probably the best feeling glock ive ever owned. trigger and barrel are awesome and the coating on the slide is pretty wear resistant
Drew Miller I totally agree. I changed the night sights on my 19x to Night Fision Paul Markel Accur8’s. Everything else is stock. It’s the best Glock I’ve ever run. If it ever comes out in black I’ll pick up a second one. Fantastic pistol!🇺🇸🗽🦅🇦🇹
I totally agree except the barrel finish sucks
I'm planning to rent one at some point. We'll see how my schedule looks.
Update just released today the Glock G45 in stores October!
ua-cam.com/video/gyf1DaiKpOg/v-deo.html
Just bought a gen 5 g34, I absolutely love it!
Interesting how you say the g34 is too big to carry when compared to the 17 but with that light or even a tlr1 the 17 will fit the same way a g34 does in a holster
I hope that this will not give me the middle discomfort that the G19 Gen 3 did to me.
I don't get the hot spot everyone gets but I know it's annoying. The G5s tend to work better for anyone who has that problem.
@@navyman8903 It’s our hands that are bigger than others I believe and we tend to place our hands as high as possible on the pistol grip. The finger grooves and the trigger guard cause the middle finger discomfort after 40 rounds of shooting the G19 Gen 3 in the range. My brother’s G19 Gen 5 is waaaaay better but he’s a cop and I’m not so he’s allowed to have it. We are in CA.
That slide ware is from a magnet of some kind. Like a car magnet. Thats what I thought when I saw those marks.
My duty 17 has the same marks from my ALS. I thought it was weird as hell till I started lookin' other dudes' guns and they had it and I look a peek in the holster and it made more sense after that.
Whatever happened to the Beretta 92 Centurion?
I've still got it Jessi. I'm going to do an update again here soon, but I had to go out again. It's on my list of things to do and projects to knock out. I'll be sending it to Wilson in about 6 months, before I send the G34 out. I might try to sell it though when I get it finished. I'm going to try to stick to P226's, Glock 17/34, and my extensive HKs. Just for magazines, but if I love it I'll keep it. But she's still there. I'm also going to have the slide milled to take Trijicon HD's so I can carry it if I want to. I really like the gun, but I don't take it out much. I'm on the fence with it, but I'm going to see the project through to the end and get at least another 600 rounds through it to take it to 1000. But complete refresh/update with parts, and the Wilson combat job. I'll update it when I get back home. Look for the video after the holidays. (sorry for the wait, but it'll be with the new camera equipment and the nice lighting on the table.)
Great Vid was looking at the John wick Model myself. from 1-5 can you list your fav 9MM
Glock still didnt hear you with the none MOS 34 Gen5. I once even wrote Glock an email and asked them if they plan to offer it. Its a shame! And on the newer guns the cover plates are even made of polymer. This is a nogo! And on the new G17L they even made the dust cover from the slide out of polymer and MOS only. A long slide wit MOS doesnt even make much sense. The benefit of the longer sight radius get pointless here.
Great stuff brother!
I love mines, going to put a SRO red dot.
Interested to hear your thoughts on a trigger. I've almost ordered a OCC Trigger for my G43 several times but am really on the fence on it.
That is holster wear from a security 3 holster
Safariland ALS creates that wear.
It's so bad even my Gen5 G17 has it with the nDLC coating.
The nDLC coating is great for corrosion but the finish wears visually really quickly. I have 5 Gen 5 Glocks and two of them have over 5k rounds and have been carried for several years in kydex holsters and look terrible. All function fine and the only gun I’ve ever had a rust issue with is still a P365.
Oh my mitral valve prohhhhnnnnnggggggg...........
Not until the 43x. Did I even own one. Now I have a 5th gen 34
The 17 is great too.
Problem is, the vp9 is the same size as a g17 haha.
Yeah, it's a weird situation honestly. The contours of the VP9 make it easier to carry where the G17 is more blocky. But overall yes, they're the same size.
I want a G34 but I put a down payment on a Glock 41 last week my goal is to have most of the long slide Glocks... My first gun was the Glock 40 mos in 10 mm
Some cool ideas------I am a VP9 guy and my EDC is PC Shield.....have had Glocks but just didn't like them.......lol wait till you are an old SOB like me than you will like Fiber Optic........glad to see you back, get a kick out of you brother
I'm still a die hard HK guy, I won't have too many glocks for sure. My wife has a few but also carries her VP9sk every day. I'm still carrying my P30L, VP9 or P30sk based on the day's requirements. Always nice to see you in the comments brother.
Since you are worried about dremel-ing your own gun, you could buy a 80% lower frame or (what I did) a Sig P320 grip module for $40. That would let you practice on the cheap.
All my gen 4 glocks and my 19x i take the medium backstrap and cut it so that all i have is the beavertail and pin hole to mount it. Make the glocks fit me like a gloce and i have bear paws for hands
Look at the Grip on a G17/34 then look at the G19 Grip angle. The way you grip it may have a lot to do with shot grouping!
Why not just buy the Gen 5 34 MOS and leave the plate on it? I don’t understand why the plate is a dealbreaker. Am I missing something or is it an OCD thing?
The sights are too far to the rear to install any after market sights I would want to put on there. Well, the only sights I would want to put on there, Trijicon HD's. The rear sight would be hanging off the frame. If you look at honestoutlaw's video his Glock 34 has that same issue. If you look at mine, they have the place holder sights, not the adjustable sights. So they can take the trijicon HD's without a fitment issue. Also, most dudes lose the plate over time. They always fall off and sometimes they get lost. I'd just rather not have the fitment issue or the plate I'm not going to use.
Oh, I didn’t realize that. I’m glad I asked because I was considering selling my gen 5 Glock 19 to switch to the MOS version just to lose the front cutout, which admittedly is only a mild annoyance to me. Not going to do that now because I also prefer night sights. Thanks for the info!
It's interesting that out of the projects you've shared on the to do list, you've side stepped to the glock thing. No disrespect but the projects you've planned just seem a lot more relevant to your goals than this change of plans for glocks.
Oh the Glock isn't taking anything's place. I've got my Legion review in editing now, and a few other videos. Lot's of HK stuff.
DevilDolphin excellent! I should have known better. Can’t wait to see them.
safariland ss3 will cause a wear pattern like that
Thanks for the info, I appreciate it.
Great video as always. Its a Shame you don't like the 26. I own one and I like it but to each his own. So I've read one excuse about why that bump is there on the Gen 4s. Supposedly it's there to make the slide require a little more resistance to pull off when disassembling. Reason for this is because the slides were too easy to pull off the frame, and with the Gen 4s it could be a problem because the user could potentially drop it onto concrete, which might Crack the front end of the slide because of how thin the guide rod portion of the front end is to accommodate the double recoil spring. You probably can't really tell with the 34, but you can with the 19, 17, 26, etc. I've also read that it's to keep the trigger bar in line. Considering how ridiculous the excuses of Glock fan boys can be I don't really know how valid that is, but I thought I'd throw that out there.
That's interesting I didn't know about that excuse. Doesn't really sound that legit, but it's still a thing I guess.
If you like the G34 but want a 45acp, get a G41
I've seen them, but I like my glocks in 9mm. I might shoot one if I get a chance.
Keanon Gilliam had one and loved it. Softest shooing poly 45 out there. And thats comparing it to the 21 i had and also the usp45 and hk45. Imo the hk45 was the worst handling of the four by quite a bit. Grip feels really good in the hand but with it being so narrow, it transfers every ounce of recoil in to your hand and wrist. Plus its snappy as hell, like .40 +p in a 4” barrel gun snappy. Sold that pos quite quickly
Wait, you don’t touch yourself with your Glock?! 😵
YES! Make a Gen 5 34 without the MOS garbage! I have been wanting this since they were first announced...
I'm not a Glock fanboi, but I like the 34, too. It's one of the few longslide pistols that are light enough for concealed carry. Glocks look better in the longer slide lengths. The proportions are just better. Compared to the 34, the 19 is just plain fugly. And don't get me started on the subcompacts. The 26, 27, and 30 are almost Nambu ugly.
No plate, no cut out, a gen 5 non mos 34!!!!!!!! Please
Dremeling is fun!
Try it you'll love it!😂
Who doesn't have channel anymore?
Jason Griffin that’s what I want to know
He does have a channel
"Range Time" with Cory and Erika.
@@mindfuctmatrix thats what i thought.
Range Time with Cory AWOL Jackson is the correct answer.
G34 & G26 > G17 & G19
I didn't care for shooting the 19 . 17 I shoot much better . Now I have 34 on the way .
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It’s absolutely hilarious to watch you evolve into Glock. Hk’s are fashion statements for keyboard warriors. Real men chose Glock. Welcome to the dark side.🇺🇸🗽🦅🇦🇹
I own just 2 guns.a mark23 and a glock 21.the glock is my duty weapon.I trust it with my life but if you think a glock any glock is betten than a usp match then you dont know nothing
Pandemonikus Superbus you don’t own the pistol you speak of... so there’s that. It’s “better than a USP” not “betten”, and it’s “don’t know ANYTHING” not “ don’t know nothing”. On top of all that I didn’t say ANYTHING about the USP! So, sit down and STFU!🤨 🇺🇸🗽🦅🇦🇹
@@chuckdriver7741 yeah sorry.being a foreigner ita not easy for me.do you speak my language??any language besides english??i had the usp match and sold it for thw mark 23.many in my unit swear on the usps.10 years in combat never saw it fail once.Ive seen glocks jam but never a usp.if you do have more experience in combat pistols please teach me.Im not like you so Im not gonna be rude.but your behavior shows lack of communicating skills
Pandemonikus Superbus I wasn’t intentionally trying to be rude. My apologies. I do not have any combat experience, so you could teach me. All this being said, I do know firearms. The USP is an excellent pistol. The vp9 is not. In my experience, I haven’t had issues with Glock pistols. 🇺🇸🗽🦅🇦🇹
@@chuckdriver7741 thank you.for being nice now you have my respect.and I agree the vp9 was reduced in terms of quality.I handled p30s and hk45s.good pistols but not usps.the quality in the metal the finish and overall compared to the usp are obvious.my glock 21 gen 3 is 18 years old and the finish is still durable.