Videos tagged with Glock 21 Gen 3

This video from Exile Armory LLC showcases a wide variety of firearms, including pistols and rifles, with a focus on pricing and specific features. The presenter details numerous models from brands like Glock, Canik, Beretta, and Daniel Defense, offering insights into their condition, included accessories, and market value. It serves as a valuable resource for potential buyers navigating the used firearm market.

Frank from Pro Gun discusses current gun rights legislation in Tennessee, including bills that would prohibit landlords from banning firearms and prevent healthcare professionals from inquiring about gun ownership. He also shares updates on his personal firearm projects, such as building a Glock 21 clone and his thoughts on new product lines like Palmetto State Armory's AXR series. The stream covers various firearm-related topics, from reviews of popular models like the Springfield Echelon and Colt Python to discussions on ammunition reloading and the importance of supporting Second Amendment advocacy groups.

This video explores common upgrades considered necessary to make Glocks suitable as carry guns. The host and viewers discuss the merits of changing sights, triggers, and grip angles, with a consensus that sights are often the most critical upgrade. The discussion also touches on the inherent characteristics of striker-fired platforms and the cost-benefit analysis of modifying a Glock versus purchasing a different firearm.

Glock has announced the discontinuation of over 35 firearm models, a move the presenter believes is to streamline production and focus on best-selling SKUs. This includes various generations and configurations of popular models like the Glock 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 29, 30, 31, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, and 49. The company is reportedly discontinuing 70% of its SKUs that accounted for only 1% of sales, aiming to reinvest resources into new product development.

This video addresses common misconceptions about Glock modifications, specifically the misuse of the term 'Glock switch.' The creator clarifies that decorative backplates are cosmetic and not functional auto sears. He emphasizes the illegality and severe penalties associated with actual Glock switches, which are NFA-controlled items. The video serves as an educational piece on firearm legality and responsible ownership.