Videos tagged with Gen 3 Glock

This video conducts a 500-round reliability test on a real police trade-in Glock 17 Gen 3, evaluating its performance after extensive duty use without cleaning. The analysis includes accuracy assessments at various distances, recoil and shootability impressions, and an examination of wear on the service pistol. The reviewer discusses whether such pistols are still reliable, accurate, and worth purchasing, and identifies who would benefit most from owning a police trade-in firearm. This is the first episode in a series testing law enforcement duty pistols.

This video's title, "Gen 3 Glocks Kinda Suck," suggests a critical review or opinion piece on a specific generation of Glock firearms. While the title is provocative, the description provides links to support the channel, including Safariland holsters, Patreon, Venmo, and Instagram. It also includes a legal disclaimer emphasizing that the views are those of the content creator and not any government agency, drawing on unclassified doctrine. The content likely involves a discussion of perceived flaws or drawbacks of Gen 3 Glocks.

The Ruger RXM, a Gen 3 Glock clone, proves highly reliable and accurate after a 6,000-round test, demonstrating excellent compatibility with Glock parts and aftermarket accessories like the Radian Ramjet. Its improved frame ergonomics, trigger feel, and modularity make it a compelling alternative to current Glock offerings, especially considering its lower price point.

This video features an unboxing of a Gen 3 Glock 17 with an OD green finish, specifically noted as California Compliant. The description includes a thank you to the viewer and a link to Smokin Barrel Gun Shop & Range. The content focuses on presenting the firearm itself, likely for potential buyers or enthusiasts interested in this particular model and its compliant features for the California market.

This video argues Glock's deliberate lack of radical innovation is a core strength, ensuring reliability and familiarity. It details evolutionary changes across generations, from the Gen 2's two-pin design to Gen 5's MOS system and improved finishes. Key takeaways include the importance of universal parts compatibility, the evolution of magazine designs from non-drop-free to drop-free, and specific generational upgrades like finger grooves, reversible mag releases, and ambidextrous slide stops.

This review introduces the new Ruger RXM, a striker-fired handgun built on a Gen 3 Glock platform with significant upgrades. Key features include RMR-ready optics mounting without a plate, suppressor-height night sights, and a revolutionary modular chassis system that allows for grip swaps without a background check. The RXM aims to compete directly with offerings like the PSA Dagger, leveraging its price point and enhanced ergonomics.

This video introduces the Double Diamond +4/5 Magazine Extension for 10mm and .45 ACP pistols, aimed at increasing magazine capacity for popular calibers, particularly for hunting applications. The video details the development of new components required for this extension and showcases installations and testing for both 10mm and .45 ACP magazines. It highlights the benefits of increased rounds per magazine and compares the extensions across different generation Glock magazines.

The Gen 5 Glock 27 is notably thicker than the Gen 5 Glock 26, a change from previous generations where their slide widths were identical. This increased thickness in the .40 S&W G27 can cause holster compatibility issues with holsters designed for the 9mm G26. The G27 Gen 5 features a thicker slide for increased mass, while the G26 Gen 5 maintains a standard 1.0-inch slide width.

This YouTube video provides a comprehensive guide on how to disassemble and reassemble the lower receiver of a Gen. 3 Glock 19. The demonstration specifically focuses on installing an extended slide stop, highlighting its benefit in making slide manipulation easier. The video breaks down the process with clear timestamps for an organized viewing experience, starting with an intro and safety briefing, proceeding to the installation, and concluding with reassembly and a function check.

This video directly compares the Gen 3 and Gen 5 Glock pistol generations. It aims to help viewers understand the differences, advantages, and disadvantages of each generation to inform purchasing decisions or personal preferences. The comparison likely covers aspects such as design changes, ergonomics, performance, and potential use cases for each generation.

This video explains the compatibility issues between Glock pistol generations, specifically why Gen 3 and Gen 4 slides will not function on a Gen 5 Glock frame. It delves into the technical differences that prevent a proper fit and function, offering crucial information for Glock owners considering slide swaps or modifications. The content is aimed at individuals interested in Glock firearm mechanics and customization.

This YouTube video reviews the Aim Surplus Ported Barrel & Slide Combo for the Glock 17, highlighting its performance for a $200 price point. The description details the compatibility requirements for the ported barrel, emphasizing that it only works with slides that have open top windows. It also specifies that the slide is designed for Gen 3 Glock 17 pistols, features an RMR cut, front serrations, and is made from 416 stainless steel with a DLC finish. The video also includes numerous affiliate links and discount codes for various firearm-related products and brands, as well as calls to action for subscribing and supporting the channel.