Videos tagged with Slimline

Glock is reportedly discontinuing all Gen 3, Gen 4, and Gen 5 models, excluding slimlines, by November 30th, 2025. These will be replaced by a new 'V' model, primarily designed to prevent full-auto switch installations. Initial 'V' models will be non-MOS, with variations like 19V, 19CV, and 19XV expected soon. The transition is anticipated to begin within 30 days.

This YouTube video explores the distinction between 'subcompact' and 'slimline' pistol designs, prompting viewers to identify their preference. While no specific firearm models are named in the title or description, the content likely delves into the characteristics that define these two categories of handguns, such as size, capacity, and intended use. The discussion is expected to be relevant to individuals interested in concealed carry, personal defense, and general handgun comparisons.

The Glock 48 is presented as a 'skinny 19' with a slimmer profile but similar footprint, featuring a silver nPVD slide and Gen 5 grip texturing. It excels as a 'Goldilocks' option, balancing concealability with a longer sight radius for improved accuracy, especially at extended ranges. While comfortable for a full grip and reducing felt recoil, its 10-round capacity is a trade-off compared to the Glock 19.

This video from SHOT Show 2019 introduces the Glock G48, a new Slimline pistol. The description highlights its single-stack configuration and compares its similar length and height to the popular Glock G19. This points to a focus on the pistol's design, capacity, and how it fits into Glock's existing lineup, likely appealing to consumers interested in compact and potentially concealed carry options.

This GLOCK, Inc. video introduces the G43X and G48, highlighting their slimline design for enhanced comfort and concealability. The firearms emphasize increased capacity and a new aesthetic that balances form, feel, and function. The video showcases their versatility across various lifestyles and applications, from family activities and hunting to law enforcement and personal defense, positioning them as a 'perfect fit' for any user.

This 2014 review highlights top concealed carry firearms, categorizing them by size and type. It covers ultra-compact North American Arms mini-revolvers, reliable S&W J-frames, popular .380 ACP pistols like the Glock 42 and Sig P238, slimline 9mm options such as the S&W Shield and Ruger LC9, and larger double-stack compacts like the Glock 19 for more experienced users.

The Glock Model 36 is a slimline, single-stack .45 ACP pistol designed for concealed carry, offering a thinner grip than the double-stack Model 30. While the Model 30 boasts a higher capacity (10+1 vs 6+1), the Model 36 provides superior ergonomics for medium-sized hands and a lighter profile. Both share a 3.78-inch barrel, but their slides and barrels are not interchangeable.