Videos tagged with Competition Glock

This video argues against modifying stock Glock parts, asserting that aftermarket components can negatively impact reliability. The speaker suggests that issues often stem from ammunition or non-OEM magazines rather than the firearm's internal stock configuration. For maximum dependability, especially in self-defense or critical situations, maintaining a stock Glock is recommended.

This guide details the installation of the Johnny Glock Vex trigger shoe for the Timney Glock Alpha trigger system. The Vex shoe, made from 6061 billet aluminum, features a convex profile, reduced width, a longer blade-style safety, and a captured reset spring. It aims to improve trigger reset, reduce pre-travel and over-travel, and enhance overall trigger feel for competitive shooters. Installation requires basic tools and careful attention to adjustment screws.

This video details the Timney Alpha Competition Ultimate Builder's Kit for Glock firearms. The kit provides all necessary components, including the trigger, connector, striker, safety plunger (for Gen 3/4), and springs, to upgrade a Glock for competition. The installation process is estimated to take 15-20 minutes for a first-time user and is designed for self-installation, allowing Glock owners to easily enhance their firearm's performance and aesthetics.

This video details extensive modifications to a Glock 22 Gen 4 for competitive shooting in USPSA Limited Division. Key enhancements include a sight tracker system with a sight block, an SJC frame weight with a thumb assist, custom grip stippling, a double-undercut trigger guard, and a tri-top slide cut. The build focuses on improving sight tracking, recoil management, and reload speed, transforming the Glock into a high-performance competition firearm.