Videos tagged with US Customs and Border Protection

The primary distinction between the Glock 17 and Glock 47 lies in the dust cover length. The Glock 47 features a shortened dust cover, comparable to that of a Glock 19, while the Glock 17's dust cover extends flush with the slide. This design facilitates 'crossover models' like the Glock 45, enabling modularity between different Glock platforms. The Glock 47 was initially developed for US Customs and Border Protection in 2019 and is now commercially available.

This video, presented by Nikko Ortiz, offers a satirical and high-energy look at military culture, logistics, and humorous situations. It covers everything from vehicle operations like the LAV-25 and C-17 Globemaster III to cultural aspects like rank dynamics and 'spur ride' traditions. The content also touches on humorous takes on barracks life, AI-generated scenarios, and critiques of authority, all delivered with a veteran's perspective.

This YouTube video delves into the specifics of the Glock 47 frame, highlighting its unique characteristics that stem from a special request by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). While the description provides links to the channel's other platforms and social media, it doesn't offer a direct summary of the content. Based on the title, the video likely explores the design differences and potential advantages or reasons behind the CBP's specific requirements for this Glock model, offering insights for firearm enthusiasts interested in variations of popular pistol platforms.

This video discusses the significant quantity of ammunition procured by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) between 2019 and 2022, totaling over 235 million rounds. The US Office of Inspector General reported that this ammunition was not adequately tracked, leading to its 'missing' status. The speaker suggests the ammunition is likely being used for training, estimating approximately 1,161 rounds per agent annually, but highlights a critical failure in asset accountability protocols.

This video discusses the significant amount of ammunition missing from US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) records between 2019 and 2022. The US Office of Inspector General reported that 235 million rounds of ammunition, valued at approximately $75 million, could not be accounted for. While the video suggests this ammunition was likely used for training, the lack of proper tracking systems like FACTS (Firearms Armor and Credential Tracking Systems) is highlighted as a major oversight.

This video, from Nikko Ortiz, discusses the significant gender gap within the U.S. Border Patrol, noting that only 5% of agents are female. The speaker humorously speculates on the reasons for this disparity, suggesting the demanding work environment, including extreme heat and harsh conditions, may deter female applicants. The video also briefly showcases U.S. Customs and Border Protection vehicles and equipment.

The Glock 47 MOS is a Gen 5 pistol chambered in 9mm, featuring a Glock 17 slide on a Glock 19 frame. Originally designed for US Customs and Border Protection, it offers a full-size slide with an MOS system for optics and front/rear serrations, combined with a shortened dust cover for improved concealability. It includes a Marksman Barrel, ambidextrous slide release, and a flared magwell, coming standard with three 17-round magazines.

This guide details how to leverage the modularity of the Glock 47 (G47) and Glock 19 (G19) Gen 5 pistols. Expertly demonstrated by sootch00, the G47's design, featuring a G19-length recoil system, allows for significant parts interchangeability. This enables users to create various configurations, such as a 'long slide' compact or a G45-like setup, effectively doubling handgun options with just two pistols.

This video explains the widespread popularity of Glock pistols by detailing their historical adoption by military and law enforcement, the revolutionary impact of their polymer construction, and their renowned reliability, simplicity, and variety of models. The speaker highlights how Glock's design, tested rigorously by the Austrian military, ensures durability and ease of use, making them a preferred choice for professionals and civilians alike.

This video discusses a proposed re-classification of spring-assisted opening knives by U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP), arguing it would unfairly criminalize millions of law-abiding citizens. The content emphasizes the utility of these knives for various purposes, the potential negative economic impact on the knife industry, and the assertion that such actions do not increase public safety. It encourages viewers to contact their congressional representatives to oppose this change, drawing a parallel to the Second Amendment protections for firearms.