Videos tagged with Glock 19 Size

This review of the Staccato C3.6 highlights its Glock 19-sized aluminum frame, making it a comfortable option for concealed carry. The reviewer, a self-proclaimed expert, finds it to be their second favorite Staccato, praising its perceived shootability and comfortable ergonomics, despite acknowledging its high price point. Comparisons are made to other Staccato models and a Glock clone, focusing on handling, recoil, and accuracy.

This video reviews the Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0, specifically a compensated variant. The presenter highlights its cut slide for red dot mounting, forward and aft cocking serrations, and the U-shaped rear sight with a yellow front night sight. It's compared to a Glock 19 in size and features a crisp trigger with minimal take-up.

The Ross Martin RM1C is an American-made, budget-friendly compact pistol presented as a viable alternative to the Glock 19. It features a 4-inch barrel, 15-round 9mm magazine capacity, and a full suite of modern pistol features including cocking serrations, a Picatinny rail, textured memory pads, and a flat-faced trigger. The pistol also includes a modular optic system, though its mounting method is noted as unique.

This review covers the American-made Ross Martin RM1C, a compact striker-fired pistol positioned as a budget-friendly alternative to the Glock 19. The reviewer details its features, including a 4-inch barrel, aggressive grip textures, ambidextrous controls, and a unique optic mounting system. The package includes a Vidian dot, a 15-round magazine, and four 17-round magazines, all at a price point under Glock.

This review highlights the Laugo Arms Alien Remus as a top-tier EDC pistol, emphasizing its revolutionary low bore axis achieved through a gas system that significantly reduces muzzle flip. The video showcases its unique interchangeable top rail system, allowing for rapid switching between iron sights and red dot optics while maintaining zero, and the innovative push-to-rack feature for easier slide manipulation. The modular grip system and exceptional trigger are also noted as key advantages.

This video details the installation of an Icarus Precision all-aluminum grip module onto the Ruger RXM pistol. The upgrade transforms the RXM's size to that of a Glock 45 or 19X, allowing it to accept Glock 17 magazines for increased capacity and a larger grip. The module features aggressive texturing, improved ergonomics, and a universal optic system, enhancing the shooting experience. The installation process involves removing the fire control unit from the factory grip and transferring it to the new aluminum module.

This video provides a comprehensive 1000-round review of the Ruger RXM pistol, a collaboration between Ruger and Magpul. The reviewer details the firearm's features, including its optics-ready slide, suppressor height sights, and modular design based on a Gen 3 Glock frame. The review meticulously documents performance across various ammunition types and grain weights, noting observations on trigger break-in, heat buildup on the FCU pin, and potential slide bite. The reviewer concludes that the RXM is a solid contender, particularly for its price point, while highlighting areas for potential manufacturer improvement.

The Heckler & Koch VP9A1, introduced for 2025, features significant updates to the popular VP9 platform. Key changes include the removal of front finger grooves for improved grip customization, an adjustable backstrap that alters the length of pull, and a refined trigger bar for a smoother pull. It retains ambidextrous controls, is optics-ready, and maintains a Glock 19 size with a 4-inch barrel.

This review of the Anderson Kiger 9C Pro, a budget Glock clone, highlights its features and performance. The reviewer, who has a professional relationship with Anderson Manufacturing but asserts editorial independence, details the pistol's polymer frame, G19 size, and 1913 rail. Key features discussed include aggressive grip texturing, a double undercut trigger guard, and well-executed thumb ledges. The slide is noted for its DLC coating, lightning cuts, and suppressor height sights. The pistol demonstrated reliability over 800 rounds without lubrication or cleaning, feeding various magazines and ammunition types. The reviewer suggests minor improvements like a wider beaver tail and notes its non-Glock holster compatibility due to the rail.

This video compares the Shadow Systems MR920 and a Grit Grips frame-based pistol, both Glock 19 sized, focusing on build options, price, ergonomics, and shooting performance. The MR920 is presented as a more premium option with a higher price point, while the Grit Grips frame offers significant cost savings, allowing for a complete build under $350. The reviewer highlights differences in trigger feel, frame comfort, and accessory compatibility, ultimately favoring the Grit Grips for its value and customizable potential.

This video provides first impressions of the Grit Grips G19 size frame, highlighting its affordability and ergonomic features. The reviewer compares it to higher-end options like the Shadow Systems MR920, noting the frame's comfortable grip texture and pronounced thumb shelves. While the frame itself is budget-friendly, it's paired with a premium Killer Innovations slide, creating an interesting blend of cost-effective and high-performance components.

This is a comprehensive review of the Glock 44 Gen 5 chambered in 22 Long Rifle. The instructor highlights its reliability, even after extensive use without cleaning, and its suitability for new shooters due to its familiar Glock ergonomics and controls. The pistol's lightweight design and compatibility with Glock 19 holsters are also noted.