Videos tagged with Glock Modification

This guide details the installation of a Cyro backstrap on a Gen 6 Glock, specifically the Glock 19. The process involves removing the factory trigger housing pin and replacing it with an extended steel pin provided with the Cyro backstrap. This modification aims to increase the grip's circumference and improve shooting comfort by adding material to the rear of the frame, addressing the Gen 6's slimmer grip profile. Two versions of the Cyro backstrap are available: one with shock-absorbing rubber and a plain version.

This guide details the installation of the Kiral Defense Heavyweight Steel Backstrap for Glock pistols, specifically the Glock 17 Gen 5. The process involves removing the trigger housing pin, replacing the original backstrap with the steel version, and securing it with a provided steel pin. The upgrade adds approximately 2 ounces to the rear of the firearm, aiming to reduce felt recoil and muzzle flip, thereby improving shooting speed and accuracy. The backstrap also offers a subtle alteration to the grip's shape, which some users prefer for feel.

This video details the process of customizing a Gen 6 Glock 45 for optimal everyday carry. Key modifications include adding a Streamlight TLR-7A weapon light, a Holosun 507C red dot sight with lower 1/3 co-witness night vision iron sights, and an SLR magwell. The presenter emphasizes the ergonomic improvements and functional benefits of these upgrades for a more refined EDC firearm.

This video demonstrates the installation of the 'Fat Lip' FRT and 'Section 8 housing' onto a Glock 17 Gen 5. The speaker, identified as an experienced hobbyist from PoorBoy Arms, highlights that the parts are a direct drop-in installation requiring no tuning. The demonstration showcases rapid firing, confirming the functionality of the modified firearm.

This guide details modifications to a Gen 6 Glock 45 to achieve a 'perfected' configuration. Key upgrades include enhanced ergonomics with backstraps and a brass butt plug, improved sighting systems with suppressor height sights, an advanced optic like the Trijicon RMR HD, a refined trigger for better feel, a weapon-mounted light, and a barrel/compensator combo for recoil reduction. The video emphasizes that these are optional enhancements, not necessities, and provides a cost breakdown for the modifications.

Lucas Botkin, owner of T.REX Arms, demonstrates a practical modification to a Glock 17 to improve its suitability for appendix inside-the-waistband (AIWB) carry. He addresses the issue of the factory beavertail snagging during draws by carefully trimming it with trauma shears and then smoothing the edges using a concrete surface. This DIY approach aims to enhance comfort and drawing efficiency for AIWB users.

This guide details the installation and testing of the Tactical Pontoon Heisenberg Competition Trigger for Glock firearms, based on expert insights from Cerebral Firearms. It covers the modification process, including adjustments for overtravel, and emphasizes thorough safety checks and live-fire evaluation. The content highlights the trigger's potential to enhance shooting performance for competitive or tactical applications.

This YouTube video focuses on rare OEM Bromont finishes for Glock pistols. The title highlights the uniqueness of these specific finishes, suggesting a deep dive into specialized Glock customizations or factory options that are not commonly found. The content likely appeals to Glock enthusiasts and collectors interested in unique or limited-edition firearm aesthetics and variations.

This YouTube video, titled 'Worlds Most Quiet Glock is Insane! #cod #army #glock #atf', focuses on a modified Glock pistol designed for extreme quietness. The inclusion of hashtags like #cod and #army suggests a potential connection to gaming or military simulations, though the primary subject is clearly a firearm modification. The mention of 'atf' indicates a possible discussion of regulatory aspects surrounding firearm modifications. The video likely showcases the suppressed Glock in action, emphasizing its reduced sound signature.

This video compares the Apex Tactical trigger and a generic "Tactical Trigger" for Glocks, focusing on trigger feel and break characteristics. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, details the differences between a rolling brake (Apex) and a trigger with a defined wall (Tactical Trigger). He emphasizes that trigger preference is subjective and discusses his preferred method of trigger manipulation, which involves a single, continuous press once the sights are on target. The video also touches on the variability of Glock triggers and the impact of swapping components.

This video from SPN Firearms highlights incredible deals on the Glock 27, showcasing how to acquire and upgrade this versatile pistol on a budget. The instructor demonstrates expertise in identifying value in the used market and leveraging aftermarket components for significant performance and aesthetic enhancements.

Matt Lipowski, inventor of the ACE No Creep trigger and founder of TriggerTech, details the development and installation of their Glock trigger. The process involves replacing the factory trigger group with TriggerTech's three-component system, aiming to provide a 1911-like trigger feel in a Glock platform. The company emphasizes a drop-in installation with no fitting required, focusing on reliability and performance for competition and duty use.