Videos tagged with Glock OEM Magazines

This video tests the reliability of Shield Arms magazines for the Glock 43X, specifically when used with a Shield Arms metal magazine release. After confirming the pistol's reliability with OEM magazines, several Shield Arms magazines were tested. While most performed without issue, one experienced a last-round malfunction, and some exhibited a protruding base plate. A re-test of the malfunctioning magazine showed no issues, suggesting potential for intermittent problems or a need for further extensive testing.

This video details a 4000-round durability test of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Dagger pistol. The test involved firing 124-grain 9mm ammunition through various magazines, meticulously documenting malfunctions, component failures, and accuracy degradation. The firearm ultimately failed at the 4000-round mark due to a broken slide release, among other issues, indicating significant durability concerns.

This video details a 3,000-round torture test of a Glock 19 Gen 5 pistol. The test aimed to identify potential failure points under strenuous conditions, using standard pressure 124-grain ammunition and primarily Glock OEM magazines, with Magpul magazines as a supplement. The pistol experienced significant issues, most notably with its Trijicon night sights becoming loose and drifting, as well as trigger reset failures and extraction malfunctions, particularly after water and mud exposure.

This video details a 1000-round burndown test of a Glock 19 Gen 5 pistol. The test was halted prematurely around the 200-300 round mark due to a Trijicon night sight front sight ejecting from the slide. The firearm was lubricated with CLP, and standard 124-grain FMJ ammunition was used with a mix of Glock OEM and Magpul magazines.

This video debriefs the internal wear of a PSA Dagger after 2,100 rounds, including a USPSA competition. The presenter details observed finish wear on the barrel and slide, noting significant carbon buildup. Despite some wear, the firearm is deemed reliable for its price point, with recommendations for testing before carrying.

This video details a 2,000-round torture test of the PSA Dagger handgun, evaluating its reliability and durability under sustained fire. The test involved using AAC 124-grain ball ammunition and a mix of Magpul and Glock OEM magazines. The presenter, identified as an 'average Tatiana enjoyer,' meticulously documents the process, noting heat buildup, any malfunctions, and the overall performance of the budget-friendly firearm. The test concludes that the PSA Dagger, particularly with its steel guide rod, has proven surprisingly robust, performing comparably to a Glock at a significantly lower price point.

This video provides an after-action review of a PSA Dagger Compact pistol after a 1000-round burndown test. The presenter details the condition of internal components, including the barrel, slide, and recoil spring assembly, noting areas of carbon buildup and specific wear patterns. Ammunition and magazine performance are also discussed, with a focus on reliability and potential failure points observed during the test.

This video details a 1,000-round endurance test of the PSA Dagger pistol, conducted by the 'average PSA dagger torture test enjoyer'. The test aimed to assess the pistol's reliability and performance under sustained fire using various ammunition types and magazines. The presenter provides real-time commentary on malfunctions, accuracy, and the overall feel of the firearm, comparing it favorably to Glocks in terms of value.

This video features SPN Firearms, a firearms enthusiast and reviewer, discussing the Glock 27 pistol in .40 S&W. The primary focus is on the speaker's strong preference for Glock OEM magazines, specifically showcasing a 22-round extended magazine. The review highlights the pistol's slide markings and mentions an IWB holster in the background.

This video reviews Magpul's PMAG line of magazines for Glock pistols, highlighting their development from the initial PMAG 17 GL to current offerings. It discusses their polymer construction, various capacities (12-27 rounds), and competitive pricing compared to Glock OEM magazines. The review also touches on early compatibility issues and Magpul's responsive customer service.