Videos tagged with Glock G29

This video provides a critical review and ballistic gel test of Hornady's new 10mm LeverEvolution ammunition, featuring a 150-grain FTX projectile. The instructor, Tools&Targets, expresses significant disappointment with the observed muzzle velocities and terminal performance, deeming the ammunition unsuitable for self-defense or serious use in 10mm firearms. The review highlights inconsistencies in performance between different barrel lengths and questions the product's value proposition.

This video features Yoki Sturrup, a recognized firearms influencer, conducting a comprehensive range day shooting every Glock in her extensive collection. She covers a wide array of models and calibers, from .380 ACP to 10mm and .45 GAP, offering personal insights and demonstrating safe handling. The session highlights various custom modifications and stock features, concluding with her favorite, the Glock 19X.

This YouTube video, titled 'Glock 29: The Great Equalizer (when it runs)', focuses on the Glock 29 pistol. The title suggests a review or analysis of the firearm, with a potential emphasis on its performance and reliability, indicated by the parenthetical remark. Given the title, the content likely delves into the practical aspects of owning and using the Glock 29, possibly covering its features, shooting characteristics, and any potential issues encountered.

This GLOCK University episode introduces the Gen 5 G29 (10mm) and G30 (45 ACP), highlighting their expanded Gen 5 features like no finger grooves, front serrations, NLC finish, ambidextrous controls, and GMBB barrels. It also showcases the distributor-exclusive G49 MOS, featuring a G19-sized frame with a G17/G47 length slide for improved sight radius and concealability. The video demonstrates shooting impressions and accuracy with these models.

This guide details the features and compatibility of TruGlo TFX sights, an upgrade from the TFO series, offering enhanced durability and visibility for various Glock models. Expert Lenny Magill highlights their suitability for high-volume shooters and law enforcement due to their robust, sealed design and improved aiming features. The TFX sights combine fiber optics for daylight and tritium for low-light conditions, with snag-resistant rear sights ideal for concealed carry.