Videos tagged with Glock 22 Gen 2

This video compares the accuracy of a Glock 22 Gen 2, Smith & Wesson SD40VE, and Smith & Wesson M&P40 during range time. The reviewer found the SD40VE to be the most accurate for them despite its reputation for a gritty trigger, attributing this to its sights. They also acknowledge a personal shift in opinion regarding Glocks, admitting they are "pretty good" after years of disliking them. The M&P40, a police trade-in, is highlighted as a great value.

This video compares two police trade-in 40 S&W handguns: a Glock 22 Gen 2 and a Smith & Wesson M&P 40. The reviewer assesses their viability for modern use, focusing on trigger feel, accuracy, and overall value. Despite their age, both firearms are deemed capable for self-defense and range use with basic maintenance.

This video features a series of firearms being used to shoot a discarded refrigerator, dubbed 'Frederick'. The host tests various handguns and rifles, including a Hungarian R9, Colt Single Action Army, DGfm, Glock 22 Gen 2, Taurus M44, JC Higgins Model 583 shotgun, and an SKS rifle, documenting the penetration and damage caused by different calibers and ammunition types. The experiment highlights the destructive potential of firearms against an unexpected target, offering a unique perspective on ballistics and firearm performance.

This video features a detailed look at a Gen 2 Glock 22 chambered in .40 S&W. The presenter engages in various shooting scenarios, testing the firearm's performance with different ammunition types, including 10mm in a 1911 (not recommended), and utilizing reactive targets like two-liter bottles and watermelons. The video also includes a segment on Cerakote application specials and a giveaway.

This review of the Gen 2 Glock 22 in .40 S&W highlights its availability as a police trade-in and its value proposition. While generally reliable, the review emphasizes a critical design flaw in Gen 2 models: limited case support in the barrel, which can lead to potential 'kaboom' incidents with excessively hot ammunition. It advises caution with handloads and certain commercial loads, recommending newer generations for such use.