Glock 17C Compensated Full Size 9mm Review (HD)

Published on February 23, 2015
Duration: 10:31

The Glock 17C, though out of general production since 2015, offers a unique compensated design for reduced muzzle flip and recoil, making it suitable for recoil-sensitive shooters. Its Gen 3 features include finger grooves and a proprietary rail, with a nitrided slide and factory night sights. The redesigned compensator ports aim to minimize front sight fouling. While it can be converted to a standard Glock 17 by swapping barrels, potential downsides include increased noise and concussion.

Quick Summary

The Glock 17C, discontinued from general production in 2015, offers reduced muzzle flip and recoil thanks to its compensated barrel design. While noise and concussion increase, it can be converted to a standard Glock 17 by swapping barrels, making it a versatile option.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Shooting Montage
  2. 00:28Production Status & Market Availability
  3. 02:01External Features & Gen 3 Specs
  4. 03:12Compensator Port Design
  5. 03:42Disassembly & Trigger Mechanics
  6. 04:35Barrel Swapping Versatility
  7. 05:55Pros and Cons Discussion
  8. 08:23Recoil Management & Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current production status of the Glock 17C?

The Glock 17C is no longer in general production as of 2015. While it might still be produced for specific law enforcement contracts, it's primarily found on the secondary market.

What are the main benefits of the Glock 17C's compensated design?

The primary benefit is significantly reduced muzzle flip and perceived recoil. This makes it an excellent option for shooters who are sensitive to recoil or have physical limitations like arthritis.

Are there any downsides to the Glock 17C's compensator?

Yes, while muzzle flash is minimal, the compensator does increase noise and concussion. This can be a significant downside, especially when shooting indoors or in confined spaces.

Can the Glock 17C be converted to a standard non-compensated pistol?

Yes, the Glock 17C can easily be converted to a standard configuration by simply swapping the compensated barrel for a standard Glock 17 barrel or an aftermarket non-compensated barrel.

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