Videos tagged with Aftermarket Glock Parts

This video provides an overview of a customized Glock 27, acquired for $316, featuring a rare Bromont nickel finish and Trijicon Ghost Ring Night Sights. The presenter demonstrates aftermarket upgrades like the Trigger Shark trigger and Handle It Elite grips, offering discount codes for viewers. A live fire segment showcases the firearm's performance, with the presenter sharing his evolving opinion on the ghost ring sights. The video concludes by promoting a website for product discounts.

This video from T.REX ARMS, presented by Lucas Botkin, explores the concept of a 'Generation 6 Glock' by comparing a factory-enhanced Glock with common upgrades against custom-built Glocks. Botkin, demonstrating high expertise, highlights that while Glocks are reliable, previous generations often lacked desired features like improved grip texture and controls. The comparison aims to assess how factory-integrated upgrades stack up against personalized custom builds.

This review critically assesses the Radian Ramjet system for the Glock 19, questioning its $400 price point despite its recoil reduction capabilities. The speaker highlights the system's compact design, aesthetic appeal, and significant legal advantage due to its non-threaded taper lock mounting, making it compliant in restrictive states like California. Installation is noted as easy, without requiring Loctite.

This YouTube video focuses on a new trigger prototype for Glock firearms developed by Tactical Trigger. The title and description suggest an in-depth look at this firearm modification, likely covering its features, performance, and potential benefits for Glock owners. It's aimed at individuals interested in upgrading their handgun's trigger for improved shooting experience.

This video focuses on the American Made Arms (AMA) Slide for the Glock 43, specifically the SPN5 model. While the description is minimal, the title indicates a product-focused review or showcase of this aftermarket slide, likely highlighting its features, fitment, and potential performance benefits for Glock owners.

This video announces the upcoming release of the GS 26X frame, developed by GlockStore. The presenter highlights that the frame has undergone extensive testing with tens of thousands of rounds fired and expresses excitement for its availability to customers in mid-to-late September. They explicitly state that the GS 26X is not a Glock OEM product but a GlockStore proprietary design. The video encourages viewer engagement in the comments section, with the presenter assuring they read every comment.

This YouTube video focuses on testing and reviewing a Kiral Glock Backstrap. While the description is brief, the title clearly indicates a review of an aftermarket accessory designed to enhance the grip and feel of a Glock firearm. The content likely involves the installation and practical evaluation of this backstrap, potentially comparing it to the stock configuration or other aftermarket options. Viewers interested in Glock customization and improving firearm ergonomics will find this video relevant.

This video addresses a common question among Glock owners: whether to replace the factory guide rod. It delves into the purpose of the guide rod and explores the potential benefits and drawbacks of aftermarket options. The content likely aims to provide a comprehensive guide for enthusiasts looking to customize their Glock pistols.

This video provides a performance comparison and test of the Radian Afterburner and Ramjet combo for Glock pistols. It delves into the design features of these popular firearm accessories, highlighting how they aim to reduce recoil and improve accuracy for faster follow-up shots. The content is aimed at competitive shooters and Glock enthusiasts seeking to enhance their firearm's capabilities.

The Glock Performance Trigger offers a noticeable improvement over stock triggers with a light take-up, short pull, and quick reset, making it suitable for competition. However, it is explicitly not duty-rated and should not be used for professional carry. While a good upgrade for competition, John Lovell personally finds it unnecessary for his own setup.

This YouTube Short from Glock Store showcases a 'GS K Plate', likely an aftermarket accessory for a Glock pistol. The video encourages viewer interaction in the comments section and provides a link to the creator's Linktree for more content and information. Based on the title and description, the video is focused on Glock firearm accessories and modifications.

This video focuses on the compatibility of Glock's "SlimeLine" with various firearms and components. While the specific models and calibers are not detailed in the provided information, the title indicates a discussion relevant to Glock owners looking to understand potential inter-model or aftermarket part compatibility. The content likely delves into practical aspects for users.