Glock 19 Helicopter Drop test

Published on September 3, 2018
Duration: 6:05

This video tests the durability of a Glock 19 by dropping it from a helicopter. Despite a significant impact, the firearm remained functional, only sustaining minor cosmetic damage like a sheared front sight. The test firing confirmed its operational capability, highlighting Glock's renowned reliability under extreme conditions.

Quick Summary

The Glock 19 survived an extreme helicopter drop test, demonstrating remarkable durability. Despite a sheared front sight and scuffs, the pistol remained functional and successfully fired three 9mm rounds after impact.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Test Plan
  2. 00:29Mounting the GoPro
  3. 01:36The Helicopter Drop
  4. 02:31Retrieval & Initial Inspection
  5. 03:11Damage Assessment
  6. 04:02Test Firing the Glock 19
  7. 05:03Aerial Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

Did the Glock 19 survive the helicopter drop test?

Yes, the Glock 19 survived the helicopter drop test. While it sustained some damage, including a sheared front sight, it remained functional and was able to be test-fired successfully.

What damage did the Glock 19 sustain from the helicopter drop?

The primary damage observed was a sheared front sight. The firearm also had some scuffs on the slide, but the frame and internal mechanisms appeared to be functional after the impact.

Was the Glock 19 still functional after being dropped from a helicopter?

Yes, the Glock 19 was still functional. After the drop, it was loaded with 9mm ammunition and successfully cycled and fired all three rounds without any issues, demonstrating its resilience.

How was the drop test of the Glock 19 conducted?

The Glock 19 was secured with a GoPro camera using zip ties and duct tape, then dropped from a significant altitude from a helicopter over a desert wash to test its durability upon impact.

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