Videos tagged with Glock 17M

This guide, presented by an instructor with extensive duty-use and legal experience, details five critical modifications to avoid on Glocks intended for self-defense. It covers issues with oversized magazine releases, improper barrel porting, excessive slide cuts, incorrect recoil spring assemblies, and overly light triggers, emphasizing potential malfunctions and legal ramifications. The advice is geared towards maintaining reliability and avoiding unintended consequences in critical situations.

Exile Armory previews a wide array of firearms for their upcoming Black Friday sale, featuring brands like Winchester, Taurus, Sig Sauer, Daniel Defense, HK, Canik, Henry, Ruger, Kel-Tec, and Glock. The showcase includes shotguns, revolvers, semi-automatic pistols, and rifles, with specific models, calibers, and prices highlighted. The presentation emphasizes value and variety for the sale starting on Thanksgiving Day.

This review explores the rare Glock 17M, a variant specifically manufactured for the FBI. Key features include its Diamond-Like Coating (DLC) internals, offering superior corrosion resistance. The video highlights that while refurbished 17Ms exist, original FBI-spec DLC internals are exceptionally rare due to refurbishment processes replacing them with standard Gen 5 Glock 19 parts.

The Glock 19M, adopted by the FBI in 2016, set the standard for the Gen 5 series. It features a 4-inch barrel, no finger grooves, an ambidextrous slide stop, and a beveled muzzle. The FBI transitioned to 9mm from .40 S&W based on ballistic and economic analysis. Ameriglo HD sights with an orange front ring are standard, though some users, like Kaya, found hand-pinching issues during reloads, leading to a preference for the larger 17M.

The Glock 17M, developed for the FBI, introduced key Gen 5 features like the Glock Marksman Barrel (GMB) and nDLC finish. It addressed FBI requirements for improved durability, accuracy, and ergonomics, including removal of finger grooves and an ambidextrous slide stop. While commercial versions exist, they differ slightly from the original FBI-issued models.

This episode of TGC News covers the new Glock 17M, a unique concept for concealed carry dating, and Under Armour's controversial stance. The discussion touches on firearm news, lifestyle applications of concealed carry, and brand ethics. The video aims to inform viewers on current events within the firearms community and related lifestyle trends.

This YouTube video from Guns & Gadgets Media focuses on the new Glock 17M, specifically questioning if it's the FBI version or a new 5th generation model. The description emphasizes that all content is for informational and entertainment purposes, with strict safety protocols followed during production. The channel disclaims responsibility for viewers imitating demonstrated actions and states they do not sell firearms or parts, adhering to legal regulations. The content appears to be a review or discussion of a specific firearm model.