Videos tagged with Glock MOS System

This video provides an in-depth unboxing and initial impressions of the exclusive FDE (Flat Dark Earth) Glock 43X MOS. The presenter, demonstrating significant expertise in firearms, highlights the unique colorway's aesthetic appeal, comparing it directly to the Glock 19X. Key features discussed include the MOS system's direct optic mounting capabilities for RMSSE optics, the 10-round magazine capacity, and the pistol's slim profile for concealed carry. The presenter expresses strong enthusiasm for the firearm's appearance and carryability.

This video critically examines seven shortcomings of Glock pistols, despite their popularity as duty and carry firearms. The presenter, a firearms instructor with extensive experience, details issues ranging from the unique grip angle and ergonomics that can lead to poor shooting fundamentals, to the difficulty in cleaning magazines and the unreliability of the MOS optic mounting system. It also covers the 'Glock knuckle' phenomenon, the lack of a built-in safe holstering mechanism, subpar stock triggers and sights, and limitations in tuning recoil behavior. While acknowledging Glock's reliability and ease of maintenance, the video argues these flaws necessitate workarounds or aftermarket solutions for optimal performance and safety.

This video outlines five key areas Glock could improve on their modern pistols for 2025. The instructor, with extensive experience carrying Glocks, suggests enhancements to the factory trigger's feel and travel, offering a less mushy and more responsive experience. He also proposes adjustable grip angles, deeper slide serrations for better purchase, a more robust MOS system for optics, and a double undercut on the trigger guard to improve ergonomics and recoil management. These modifications aim to elevate the Glock's out-of-the-box performance without compromising its core reliability.

This video reviews Shadow Systems handguns, positioning them as American-made alternatives to Glocks that offer improved features like direct optic mounting and a more natural grip angle. The instructor, with extensive round count experience, discusses both the strengths and initial teething issues (light primer strikes) of the platform, highlighting Shadow Systems' responsive customer service. The review emphasizes their suitability for duty, competition, and concealed carry, particularly for those seeking a reliable, accurate, and optic-ready firearm.