Videos tagged with Jentra

This YouTube video compares the recoil characteristics of two Glock MOS models: the Glock 17 Gen 4 and the Glock 34 Gen 5. The comparison specifically investigates the impact of different guide rods on recoil. The Glock 17 is equipped with a Jentra Ultra Heavy Tungsten Guide Rod, while the Glock 34 features a Taran Tactical Innovations oversized steel guide rod. Both pistols utilize 14lb recoil springs and are fitted with Leupold DeltaPoint Pro red dot sights and Dawson Precision backup iron sights. The reviewer notes that the Glock 17 felt slightly easier to handle in hand, though the downrange recoil results were not dramatically different.

Tuning a Glock's recoil spring can significantly improve shooting performance by reducing slide dip and optimizing ejection. Testing various spring weights (11lb, 12lb, 14lb, 16lb) with a non-captured guide rod is crucial. While lighter springs like 11lb and 14lb showed better grouping, the 14lb is recommended for Glocks to maintain reliability with the striker spring.

This video tests the effectiveness of a Jentra Ultra Heavy Tungsten Guide Rod in reducing recoil in a Glock pistol. The analysis utilizes slow-motion footage to definitively answer whether adding muzzle weight, specifically through a heavier guide rod, mitigates recoil impulse. The presenter highlights that this modification changes the firearm's balance, making it more muzzle-heavy, and recommends the product as it's not just marketing hype. The Jentra guide rod is noted as being legal for competitive divisions like USPSA Carry Optics and Production.

This YouTube video from Brownells provides a demonstration and overview of the Jentra Grip Plug designed for Glock firearms. The video aims to educate viewers on the features and benefits of this specific accessory for Glock pistols. Viewers can find additional information through the provided URL.