#Shorts G17L “Big Chungus” Red Dot Ejection Demo

Published on April 21, 2021
Duration: 0:21

This video demonstrates the ejection cycle of a customized Glock 17L, nicknamed 'Big Chungus', equipped with a large bridge-style red dot mount. The footage, including slow-motion, confirms that rounds eject successfully despite the mount's presence. The speaker, identified as Booligan, highlights that the slide's rearward travel creates sufficient clearance for casings to clear the port behind the optic. This addresses common concerns about red dot interference with ejection on customized firearms.

Quick Summary

The Glock 17L 'Big Chungus' custom build demonstrates successful 9mm casing ejection with a large bridge-style red dot mount. The firearm's slide cycles rearward, creating adequate clearance for spent casings to eject behind the optic, addressing potential interference concerns.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Addressing Ejection Concerns
  2. 00:09Ejection Demonstration
  3. 00:15Mechanical Explanation

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a large red dot mount affect casing ejection on a Glock 17L?

On the Glock 17L 'Big Chungus' custom build, a large bridge-style red dot mount does not impede 9mm casing ejection. The video demonstrates that the slide cycles fully rearward, creating sufficient space for casings to be expelled behind the optic mount.

What is the 'Big Chungus' modification on the Glock 17L?

The 'Big Chungus' refers to a customized Glock 17L, likely featuring aesthetic engravings like 'Big Chungus' on the slide, and specifically a large bridge-style mount for a red dot sight, as shown in the video.

Can a 9mm casing eject properly with a red dot sight installed?

Yes, as demonstrated with the Glock 17L, a 9mm casing can eject properly even with a large red dot sight mounted. The key is ensuring the slide has enough rearward travel to clear the optic and eject the casing effectively.

What is the barrel length of a Glock 17L?

The standard Glock 17L features a barrel length of 6.02 inches. This extended barrel contributes to the firearm's overall profile and performance characteristics.

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