GLOCK Subcompact / Pocket Pistols with "Coch" and Dorr

Published on October 26, 2023
Duration: 15:36

This video from Tactical Hyve discusses Glock's subcompact and pocket pistol offerings, focusing on the Glock 42, 43, 43X, and 48. Instructors Coach and Dorr emphasize the importance of maintaining a consistent manual of arms across different firearm sizes for effective concealed carry. They highlight the evolution of micro-pistols and the market demand driving innovation in this segment, recommending Glock for their reliability and extensive aftermarket support.

Quick Summary

Glock's subcompact and pocket pistols, including the 42 (.380 ACP) and 9x19mm models like the 43, 43X, and 48, are designed for modern concealed carry. Experts emphasize maintaining a consistent manual of arms across different firearm sizes for subconscious operation under stress, recommending training on larger platforms like the Glock 19 before transitioning to smaller carry guns.

Chapters

  1. 00:23Introduction: Glock Pocket Pistols
  2. 00:35Evolution of Micro Pistols
  3. 01:14Glock 380 vs 9mm Comparison
  4. 01:44Single Stack Design Philosophy
  5. 02:07Glock 26: A Different Animal
  6. 02:34Demand for CCW Firearms
  7. 02:52First Gun Advice
  8. 03:14Post-Incident Preparedness
  9. 03:46CCW Safe Partnership
  10. 04:08Excluding Glock 26 & 48
  11. 04:37Glock 42: The .380 Redesign
  12. 05:14Glock 43: The 9mm Micro
  13. 05:33Magazine Extensions & Capacity
  14. 06:10Glock 43X vs Glock 48
  15. 06:22Glock 43X Fit and Feel
  16. 06:47Glock 43X: The Sweet Spot
  17. 06:56Glock 19 Recommendation
  18. 07:15Carry Gun Reliability
  19. 07:35Civilian Reaction Curve
  20. 07:53Force on Force Training Insights
  21. 08:12Common Skip Steps in Marksmanship
  22. 08:2843X vs 48: Sight Radius & Red Dots
  23. 08:54Convenience in CCW
  24. 09:04Training with Subcompacts
  25. 09:32Glock Guy Training Strategy
  26. 09:43Sig & Smith & Wesson Alternatives
  27. 10:08Glock Safeties & Mirroring Big Guns
  28. 10:20Comfort vs. Fun in Training
  29. 10:35Manual of Arms Consistency
  30. 11:06Glock & Sig Fans
  31. 11:23Subconscious Reaction to Threats
  32. 11:51Glock Pocket Pistol Offerings
  33. 12:03Customization: Lights & Red Dots
  34. 12:12Aftermarket Light Mounting
  35. 12:32Glock 43 with Light/Laser
  36. 12:44Minimalist vs. Equipped Carry
  37. 12:54Glock Aftermarket Support
  38. 13:13Glock Pocket Pistols for CCW
  39. 13:22Sticking with Big Brands
  40. 13:35Researching Smaller Brands
  41. 13:55Glock Reliability Recommendation
  42. 14:11Glock Pocket Pistols Recap
  43. 14:38The War Room Community
  44. 15:09Like, Subscribe, Comment

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Glock's main subcompact and pocket pistol models discussed?

The video focuses on Glock's subcompact and pocket pistol offerings, specifically the Glock 42 in .380 ACP, and the 9x19mm models: Glock 43, Glock 43X, and Glock 48. These are presented as modern alternatives to older designs for concealed carry.

Why is maintaining a consistent manual of arms important for concealed carry?

Maintaining a consistent manual of arms across different firearm sizes (subcompact, compact, full-size) is crucial for subconscious operation under stress. This ensures that when faced with a threat, your actions with your carry gun are as familiar and automatic as with your primary training firearm.

What is the advantage of the Glock 43X over the Glock 48 for concealed carry?

While the Glock 48 offers a longer sight radius, the Glock 43X is often preferred for concealed carry due to its slightly shorter length and lighter weight, making it more convenient to carry. With aftermarket magazines, it can also achieve high capacities, making it a popular choice.

What advice is given for new firearm owners considering a subcompact pistol?

For new firearm owners, it's recommended to start training with a larger, more forgiving pistol like a Glock 19 or 17. This allows for better familiarization with the manual of arms before transitioning to smaller, potentially snappier subcompacts for concealed carry.

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