Videos tagged with Glock 18C

Jake and Chris from 1911 Syndicate embark on an ambitious gun hunt in Baghdad, Iraq, seeking rare and unique firearms. They meet with Bafel Talabani, President of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, to discuss their wishlist, which includes full-auto AR-15 lowers, rare Glocks, and historical pistols. The expedition uncovers a variety of firearms, from modern accessories to vintage revolvers and Saddam-era pistols, culminating in range testing of their acquisitions back in the US.

This video presents a hypothetical survival scenario, asking viewers which firearm they would choose to save their life in an immediate shootout. It showcases a Glock 18c replica with an extended magazine alongside other replica firearms and a bottle of Hennessy, suggesting a focus on popular culture and lifestyle rather than technical instruction.

This video details the process of installing and testing a Glock conversion switch, allowing for select-fire capability. It highlights the technical aspects of the Glock 18C and a modified Glock 17, including manufacturing processes at Aves Engineering and range performance analysis. The content emphasizes the legalities surrounding such modifications and provides insights into firearm mechanics from a technically enthusiastic perspective.

This video showcases the Glock 18C, a select-fire variant, being operated in full-auto at an outdoor range. The demonstration highlights the firearm's capabilities, including its compensated barrel and extended magazine capacity. The content is presented by PSR, a firearms content creator.

This video provides a step-by-step guide to assembling a disassembled Colt 1911 and Glock 18C airsoft pistol. It is designed for beginners and tech enthusiasts looking to understand the rebuild process of these replica firearms. The content emphasizes its educational purpose and clarifies that these are airsoft replicas, not real firearms, while reminding viewers to adhere to local laws and safety guidelines.

This video provides a quick tutorial on how to operate a Glock 18c, a 9mm handgun featuring a compensated barrel. The creator emphasizes the importance of the four fundamental rules of gun safety throughout the demonstration, ensuring responsible handling of the firearm. The content aims to be concise and instructional, fitting within a one-minute timeframe.

This video compares the Glock 17, Glock 18, and Glock 18C. The presenter highlights the "lightning cuts" on the Glock 18/18C slides, which are intended to reduce weight and potentially recoil. The Glock 18C is specifically noted for its compensated barrel, featuring ports designed to vent gas upwards, aiding in muzzle control during firing, especially in "freedom mode" (implying rapid fire).

This guide details the internal mechanism of the Glock 18 and 18C machine pistols, focusing on how the full-auto function is engaged. It explains the role of the selector switch, the internal 'finger,' and the auto-sear function that enables continuous firing. The information is presented with high authority by Ian McCollum, an expert in historical and rare firearms.

This guide details the operation of the Glock 18 and 18C machine pistols, focusing on their select-fire capability. Expert Ian McCollum explains the function of the slide-mounted selector switch, which allows for both semi-automatic and full-automatic fire. The 18C's design incorporates a lightened slide and ported barrel to enhance controllability by reducing reciprocating mass and redirecting gas.

This video from PSR pits various Glock configurations against each other in a 'Blicky Olympics' speed test. It compares standard semi-auto, a Franklin Armory G-S173 binary trigger, an aftermarket full-auto switch, and the factory Glock 18C. The expert instructor highlights the surprising results, with the aftermarket switch and factory 18C achieving the fastest times, while the binary trigger was slower than expected. The evaluation also includes a tactical drive-by simulation.

This YouTube Short focuses on a Full Auto Glock 18c experiencing a jam. The title and hashtags highlight the Glock platform, the modification ('switch') that enables full-auto fire, and the resulting malfunction. The content appears to be a brief, visually driven demonstration of the firearm's performance issues.