Glock 19X : 5000+ Rounds Later

Published on May 8, 2019
Duration: 15:50

After 5,000 rounds, the Glock 19X proves to be a reliable and accurate pistol, considered one of the best-shooting Glocks by the host. Despite initial cycling issues with weak ammo, it now handles various loads flawlessly. Minor finish wear is noted as typical for a heavily used tool, and common internet criticisms are addressed, with the host defending its ergonomics and concealability.

Quick Summary

After 5,000 rounds, the Glock 19X is considered the best-shooting Glock by the host, reliably cycling all tested ammunition after an initial break-in period. Minor finish wear is noted as typical for a heavily used tool.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Army Trials
  2. 01:37Magazine Capacity & Accessories
  3. 02:18Shooting Performance Evaluation
  4. 02:45Reliability & Ammo Testing Results
  5. 03:36Durability and Finish Wear
  6. 04:53Sights: Stock vs. Preferred
  7. 05:23Addressing Internet Criticisms
  8. 10:00Grip Length & Concealability Debate
  9. 12:51Color & Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

How reliable is the Glock 19X after 5,000 rounds?

After an initial break-in period where it struggled with weak aluminum-cased ammo, the Glock 19X proved highly reliable, consistently cycling everything from steel-case to premium defensive rounds like Hornady and Cor-Bon.

What are the main criticisms of the Glock 19X, and are they valid?

Common criticisms include the lanyard loop, lack of finger grooves, and a grip lip preventing Gen 5 magazine use. The host dismisses these as minor or irrelevant for a practical firearm, defending the grip length for recoil control.

How does the Glock 19X perform in terms of shooting accuracy?

The host considers the Glock 19X to be the best-shooting Glock he has ever owned and ranks it among his top three best-shooting pistols overall, indicating excellent accuracy and shootability.

Is the Glock 19X durable despite its finish wear?

Yes, the host notes finish wear on the slide stop and from holstering but considers it normal for a heavily used tool. The underlying firearm remains robust and functional after extensive use.

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