Collectible Long Range Glocks? Glock 40 Forgotten Long Slides

Published on July 17, 2021
Duration: 38:39

This video reviews lesser-known Glock long slide models, specifically the Glock 35 in .40 S&W and the Glock 40 MOS in 10mm Auto. It highlights their advantages for extended engagement distances, longer sight radius, and increased ballistic performance compared to standard models. The review also touches on the collectibility of these models and the current market availability of .40 S&W ammunition.

Quick Summary

Glock long slide pistols, like the Glock 35 (.40 S&W) and Glock 40 MOS (10mm Auto), offer enhanced performance for extended engagement distances due to their longer barrels and sight radii. The Glock 40 is particularly noted for its capability as a 'carbine replacement' and its surprisingly soft recoil, while the Glock 35 provides a lighter option with a snappier shooting feel.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Niche Glock Models
  2. 00:38Collectible Glock Treasures
  3. 01:15Early Glock Generations
  4. 02:04Glock's Impact on Handgun Design
  5. 03:03Glock vs. CZ P10F Comparison
  6. 04:00Personal Anecdotes and Air Force Service
  7. 04:44Glock's Unassailable Excellence
  8. 05:04Beyond Standard Glock Models
  9. 05:41Introducing Glock Long Slides
  10. 06:24Glock 20 TMP (10mm) Overview
  11. 07:02Appreciation for the 10mm Cartridge
  12. 08:09The Glock 22: The Neglected Police Pistol
  13. 09:08Glock 22 in .40 Caliber
  14. 10:08Transition to Long Slide Discussion
  15. 11:15The Glock 35: A Forgotten Long Slide
  16. 12:00Glock 34 vs. Glock 35 Popularity
  17. 13:00Ammunition Availability: 9mm vs. .40 S&W
  18. 13:54Glock 35 vs. Glock 22 Comparison
  19. 14:11Glock 35 Features: Barrel, Sight Radius, Rail
  20. 15:14Glock 35 Sights and Potential Issues
  21. 16:28Glock 35 as a Longer Range Pistol
  22. 17:00Glock 35 as a 'Short Hardballer'
  23. 17:32Glock 35: Not Optics Ready (Early Gen 3)
  24. 18:08Extended Engagement Envelope (EEE)
  25. 19:03Early Gen 3 Glock Advantages (No Ribs)
  26. 19:58Consider the Glock 35 and .40 S&W
  27. 20:02Glock Generation Rumors (Gen 3, 4, 5)
  28. 20:29Rarity of Long Slide Glock Models
  29. 20:46Future Glock Availability and Pricing Rumors
  30. 21:45Introducing the Glock 40 (10mm) Long Slide
  31. 22:11Glock 40 MOS with Burris FastFire 3
  32. 22:23Glock 40 Barrel Length and Weight
  33. 23:19Glock 40: A Carbine Replacement?
  34. 23:43Glock 40's Versatility
  35. 24:38Glock 40 Advantages: Ballistics and Mass
  36. 25:15Glock 40 Shooting Experience: Soft Recoil
  37. 25:47Glock 40 Sight Radius
  38. 26:02Red Dot Sights for Extended Engagement
  39. 27:55Glock 40 MOS: Modular Optics System (MOS)
  40. 28:32Glock 40 10mm Long Slide with Red Dot
  41. 28:42Enhancements: Brace, Laser, Light
  42. 29:03Gen 4 Magazine Release and Slide Release
  43. 29:36Availability of Glock 35 vs. Glock 40
  44. 30:07Finding Long Slide Glocks
  45. 30:16Glock 20 vs. Glock 40 Choice
  46. 31:27Glock 35 vs. Glock 40 Shooting Dynamics
  47. 32:03Glock 35 Snappiness vs. Glock 34
  48. 33:09Glock 40 Shooting Performance (Desert)
  49. 33:35Glock 40 Shooting Performance (Indoor Range)
  50. 34:30Glock 35 Shooting Performance (Indoor Range)
  51. 35:30Overall Performance: Accuracy and Reliability
  52. 35:46Don't Discount the .40 S&W Cartridge
  53. 36:06Favorite Cartridge: 10mm Auto
  54. 36:18Preference for Long Slide Pistols
  55. 36:27Conclusion: Glock Long Slide Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key advantages of Glock long slide pistols like the Glock 35 and Glock 40?

Glock long slide pistols, such as the Glock 35 (.40 S&W) and Glock 40 MOS (10mm Auto), offer a longer sight radius, increased barrel length for improved ballistic performance, and are often considered more suitable for extended engagement distances.

How does the Glock 40 MOS perform as a pistol for longer ranges?

The Glock 40 MOS, with its 6-inch barrel and 8.3-inch sight radius, is described as a 'carbine replacement' pistol capable of engaging targets effectively out to 100 yards with proper training and optics. It also exhibits surprisingly soft recoil for a 10mm.

Are Glock long slide models like the Glock 35 and Glock 40 rare?

Yes, Glock long slide models such as the Glock 35 and especially the Glock 40 are considered less common than standard Glock models. They are often produced in limited runs, making them harder to find in the general market.

What is the difference in shooting experience between the Glock 35 and Glock 40?

The Glock 40 (10mm) is noted for its softer shooting experience due to its mass and cartridge power, while the Glock 35 (.40 S&W) is described as 'snappier' and more so than its 9mm counterpart, the Glock 34.

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