Hands-On With The NEW Glock V Model!

Published on November 11, 2025
Duration: 8:05

This guide details the internal modifications found in the new Glock V models, as presented by Lenny Magill. Key differences include a smaller striker lug, a narrower firing pin channel, and new ramp features within the slide. The video also highlights that slide cover plates are not interchangeable between the V model and Gen 5 due to design variations. This information is crucial for gunsmiths and advanced Glock enthusiasts looking to understand the latest internal changes.

Quick Summary

The new Glock V Model introduces internal slide modifications including a smaller striker lug, a narrower firing pin channel, and added ramps near the firing pin channel. Unlike the Gen 5, its slide cover plates are not interchangeable. The trigger pull weight remains consistent at 4.25-4.5 lbs, and the slide is compatible with RMR optic milling.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Glock V Model
  2. 00:44Visual Comparison: Gen 5 vs. V Model
  3. 01:15Slide Cover Plate Differences
  4. 02:15Trigger Pull Weight Test
  5. 04:00Internal Slide Modifications
  6. 05:45Optics Milling Compatibility

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key internal differences between the new Glock V Model and the Glock Gen 5?

The Glock V Model features a smaller striker lug, a narrower firing pin channel, and new ramps added to the slide near the firing pin channel. These internal modifications distinguish it from the Gen 5, although trigger pull weight remains similar.

Are the slide cover plates interchangeable between the Glock V Model and Glock Gen 5?

No, the slide cover plates are not interchangeable between the Glock V Model and Gen 5. This is due to different notch shapes in the slide cover plates and their interaction with the trigger housing, preventing a proper fit.

Can the Glock V Model slide be milled for optics like an RMR?

Yes, despite not being a factory MOS version, the Glock V Model slide can be milled for RMR optics. GlockStore confirms this compatibility, making it a viable option for users wanting red dot sight integration.

What is the trigger pull weight of the new Glock V Model?

The trigger pull weight for the new Glock V Model is consistent with the Gen 5 models, measuring approximately 4.25 to 4.5 pounds. The trigger reset feel is also reported to be identical.

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