Affordable Custom Glock 26 Gen 4 & Glock 19 Review!

Published on February 8, 2017
Duration: 17:23

This video provides an expert-level overview of two custom Glock builds: a Glock 26 Gen 4 and a Glock 19. The reviewer, an experienced custom firearm builder, details modifications including slide machining, stippling, aftermarket barrels, triggers, and optics. While praising the precision of some work, he offers candid criticism on Cerakote finish quality and provides valuable advice on firearm shipping regulations.

Quick Summary

Expert review of custom Glock 26 Gen 4 and Glock 19 builds, detailing slide machining, stippling, Apex triggers, Vortex optics, and aftermarket barrels. The video discusses affordability of custom work (under $400 for slide mods) and offers critical advice on firearm shipping regulations, recommending FedEx for non-FFL holders.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Custom Builds
  2. 01:07Holsters and Industry Context
  3. 04:15Glock 19 Build Details
  4. 07:28Glock 26 Build Details
  5. 11:17Recommendations and Shipping Advice

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key custom modifications discussed for the Glock 26 Gen 4 and Glock 19?

The video highlights slide machining by MKP Arms, stippling by Arizona Law Dogs, an Apex Tactical trigger for the Glock 26, and a Vortex Viper red dot with a Blacklist barrel for the Glock 19. Both featured custom Cerakote finishes.

What is the estimated cost for custom slide work on a Glock?

The speaker estimates that custom slide work, including machining and stippling, can be achieved for under $400, making it a relatively affordable option for personalizing a Glock firearm.

What advice is given regarding shipping firearms?

For non-FFL holders, the speaker recommends using FedEx over UPS for shipping firearms due to perceived cost-effectiveness and simpler compliance with regulations, advising viewers to research specific carrier policies.

What were the criticisms regarding the Cerakote finishes on the custom Glocks?

The speaker noted visible imperfections and potential durability concerns with the Multicam Cerakote finish on the Glock 26, while the battle-worn Cerakote on the Glock 19 was not explicitly criticized, implying a higher standard of application.

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