Glock 19C (Compensated) 9mm Pistol Review (HD)

Published on October 21, 2013
Duration: 7:58

This review of the Glock 19C compensated model covers its specific features, performance in various lighting conditions, and addresses common myths. The instructor, demonstrating significant expertise, details the pros and cons of compensated firearms, including reduced perceived recoil and increased noise, and provides a clear demonstration of the field stripping process. The video also notes the impending discontinuation of Glock's compensated models.

Quick Summary

The Glock 19C compensated pistol offers reduced perceived recoil and muzzle flip, making it easier for new or recoil-sensitive shooters. However, it is louder than standard models and experiences a 3-5% loss in muzzle velocity. Its performance in low light is manageable, especially with a weapon light.

Chapters

  1. 00:26Glock 19C Introduction & Myths
  2. 00:58Magazine Capacity & Options
  3. 01:22Low Light Muzzle Flash Test
  4. 02:05Anticipating Feedback & Next Test
  5. 02:15Night Shooting without Light
  6. 02:32Night Shooting with Weapon Light
  7. 03:01Muzzle Flash from Front Angle
  8. 03:18Glock 19C Disassembly
  9. 03:45Compensator Port Design
  10. 04:17Reassembly & Modifications
  11. 05:04Glock Compensated Models Discontinuation
  12. 05:20Cons of Compensated Pistols
  13. 05:50Addressing 'Contact Burn' Myth
  14. 06:21Pros of Compensated Pistols
  15. 07:05Conclusion & Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main pros and cons of the Glock 19C compensated pistol?

Pros include reduced perceived recoil and muzzle flip, beneficial for recoil-sensitive shooters and competition. Cons are increased noise, especially indoors, and a slight loss of muzzle velocity (3-5%) compared to non-compensated models.

How does the Glock 19C perform in low-light shooting conditions?

The Glock 19C's muzzle flash is visible but not blinding in low light. Using a weapon-mounted light significantly reduces eye shock and aids in target acquisition, making it more practical for defensive use.

Can the Glock 19C be used for concealed carry or home defense?

Yes, the Glock 19C is considered a good all-around firearm suitable for concealed carry, home defense, and duty use, provided the shooter is comfortable with the characteristics of a compensated pistol.

What modifications were made to the Glock 19C in the review?

The reviewed Glock 19C was factory standard except for a BattleHook rear sight, a fiber optic front sight, and a Glock 17 trigger, as the reviewer disliked the factory serrated trigger.

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