Videos tagged with Glock OEM Magazine

This video provides an expert-level review and durability test of the AC Unity Glock magazine, presented by an experienced firearms instructor. The review covers live-fire performance, resistance to dirt, and resilience against drops onto steel, dirt, and rock surfaces. It concludes that while the AC Unity magazine is a budget-friendly option suitable for range use, OEM Glock magazines remain recommended for self-defense.

This video details a 2,000-round burndown test of the Ruger RXM Dagger pistol, conducted by an 'average Ruger RXM burndown video enjoyer'. The test involved various shooting drills, reloads, and distance variations, with the primary goal of assessing the firearm's reliability. The presenter noted zero malfunctions throughout the entire 2,000-round endurance test, deeming it impressive.

This video critically reviews Shield Arms magazines for Glock 43X and 48 pistols, citing frequent malfunctions due to poor spring tension and design. The speaker strongly advises against using Shield Arms magazines for concealed carry or personal protection, recommending Glock OEM magazines as a reliable alternative. The content highlights the importance of reliable feeding for self-defense firearms.

This video details significant reliability issues experienced with a CMMG Banshee in 9mm. The firearm repeatedly suffered from double feeds, failures to extract, and bolt overrides, even when using standard Glock OEM magazines and common 124-grain FMJ ammunition. The reviewer expresses extreme disappointment and advises potential buyers to avoid the product.

This comparison highlights the trade-offs between Glock OEM magazines and Magpul PMAGs. While PMAGs offer a significant cost advantage, Glock OEM magazines are presented as the more reliable choice for critical applications like duty use or home defense due to their internal steel reinforcement. The speaker's experience suggests OEM mags perform better in terms of slide lock and overall feeding reliability.

This guide, presented by the Gunbros host, details an efficient manual technique for loading Glock 9mm magazines. It emphasizes a two-round loading method, proper positioning relative to feed lips, and utilizing spring pressure relief for faster and smoother loading. The instruction is delivered with high authority, drawing on knowledge of magazine geometry and efficient dexterity.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of magazine reliability, demonstrating how a firearm's performance is directly impacted by the quality of its magazines. It compares three different magazine brands for Glock 9mm pistols: Amend2, PMAG, and OEM Glock. The Amend2 magazine is shown to be completely unreliable, malfunctioning with all ammunition types. PMAGs are deemed a decent option for brass-cased ammunition but struggle with steel-cased rounds. OEM Glock magazines are highlighted as the most reliable, capable of feeding all ammunition types and offering superior durability.

This review by Regular Guy Training LLC critically examines the Magpul PMAG GL9 magazines for Glock pistols. The instructors share extensive negative field experience, citing frequent malfunctions, follower issues, and magazine body degradation, even after a recall. They strongly advise against their use, recommending factory Glock magazines as a more reliable and cost-effective alternative for training and defensive purposes.

This video details a recall on Magpul PMAG-17 magazines due to feeding failures. The instructor identifies a potential issue with the front lip geometry, causing the case mouth to snag during feeding. Magpul is issuing replacements for affected magazines.