Videos tagged with Glock 17C

This YouTube video provides a first look at the ALL-NEW Glock 17C V Series pistol. The content is presented for documentary and educational purposes only, filmed in a safe and controlled environment. The description encourages viewers to join the channel for perks and offers ways to support the creator, including a CashApp handle and a P.O. Box for mail. The video aims to showcase this new Glock model to enthusiasts.

This review of the Glock 17C highlights the safety risks associated with ported barrels, particularly concerning bullet fragmentation and gas redirection. Testing revealed significant debris from plated ammunition, posing a danger in close-quarters scenarios. While ported barrels reduce muzzle rise, users must be aware of potential facial and eye injuries.

Colion Noir explains his personal dislike for the Glock 17, emphasizing it's subjective and not due to reliability issues. He finds its proportions and ergonomics awkward for his hand size, leading to a need for constant adjustment. While acknowledging the Glock 17C's compensated design, he still doesn't 'work well' with the platform. He stresses the importance of test-firing firearms to ensure a proper fit and feel, rather than relying solely on brand reputation.

This guide details the operation of a full-auto Glock equipped with an autosear conversion, as demonstrated by RECOILtv. It covers the distinction between autosear conversions and the factory Glock 18, the historical context of select-fire Glocks, and the practical implications of using stock conversions and high-capacity magazines. The video emphasizes the increased fun factor of full-auto Glocks while acknowledging their limited practical application for everyday use or concealed carry.

This video is a product review of the Advantage Arms .22LR Conversion Kit for a Glock 17C. The reviewer highlights the kit's potential for practicing shooting fundamentals and saving money on ammunition. The video includes social media links for the creator, Instructor Mike, and promotes subscribing to his YouTube channel and podcast. The content is aimed at Glock owners looking for an affordable way to train.

This video showcases a full-auto converted Glock 17C, modified with a selector switch, firing a 33-round magazine into spray paint cans. The resulting paint explosion creates a visually striking art piece. The creator demonstrates safe handling of the NFA-regulated firearm and notes the surprising cleanliness of the pistol post-firing.

This video showcases a variety of Glock pistol models, including the Glock 17L, Glock 24, Glock 19c Gen 4, Glock 17c Gen 4, and Glock 43. It also highlights the addition of Crimson Trace lasers to these firearms, with mentions of black, gray, and FDE (Flat Dark Earth) color options. The content focuses on presenting these specific firearms and their accessories.

The Glock 17C, though out of general production since 2015, offers a unique compensated design for reduced muzzle flip and recoil, making it suitable for recoil-sensitive shooters. Its Gen 3 features include finger grooves and a proprietary rail, with a nitrided slide and factory night sights. The redesigned compensator ports aim to minimize front sight fouling. While it can be converted to a standard Glock 17 by swapping barrels, potential downsides include increased noise and concussion.

This video tests various pistols for reliability under limp-wristed conditions. The Colt 1911 and Springfield TRP (with guide rod removed) performed well. The Sig P226R and Springfield XD cycled but didn't lock back. The Beretta 92 had occasional stovepipes, and the Glock 17C consistently failed to cycle.