Glock 22 Gen 4 overview

Published on May 19, 2023
Duration: 8:01

This video provides an in-depth overview of the Glock 22 Gen 4 pistol in .40 S&W caliber, featuring a Flat Dark Earth frame and custom modifications. The presenter, with over 10 years of ownership experience, discusses its suitability for concealed carry, custom upgrades like a new barrel and DPM guide rod, and its weight and dimensions. He also touches on magazine capacity, the utility of a DPM glass breaker, and performs a trigger pull test, rating it as decent to good for self-defense.

Quick Summary

The Glock 22 Gen 4 in .40 S&W features a Flat Dark Earth frame, a durable 'frying pan' slide finish, and AmeriGlo night sights. Customizations include an aftermarket barrel and DPM guide rod. Its trigger pull averages around 5 pounds, and it holds 15 rounds. The presenter recommends testing defensive ammo and practicing with carry rounds.

Chapters

  1. 00:15Introduction & Channel Context
  2. 00:30Glock 22 Gen 4 Overview
  3. 00:42Customizations: FDE Frame & Slide Finish
  4. 00:47Custom Barrel & DPM Guide Rod
  5. 00:53High-Vis Sights: AmeriGlo
  6. 01:04Concealed Carry Experience
  7. 01:11TT Gun Leather Holster
  8. 01:24Holster Design Considerations
  9. 01:38Magazine Capacity & Practice Rounds
  10. 01:50Magazine Safety & Capacity
  11. 02:01DPM Glass Breaker Functionality
  12. 02:30Glass Breaker Use Cases
  13. 02:53Holster Quality & Manufacturer
  14. 03:07Pistol Dimensions & Weight
  15. 03:22Weight Breakdown (Empty vs. Loaded)
  16. 03:41Power & Feel of Full-Size Glock
  17. 03:509mm vs. .40 S&W Capability
  18. 03:55Defensive Ammunition Testing
  19. 04:07Practicing with Carry Ammunition
  20. 04:21Ammunition Replacement Advice
  21. 04:31Durable Slide Finish Explained
  22. 04:43Gen 5 Comparison & Serrations
  23. 04:48AmeriGlo Sights Details
  24. 04:57Older Lone Wolf Barrel Review
  25. 05:05Shooting Any Ammunition
  26. 05:13Reason for High-Quality Barrel
  27. 05:24Trigger Pull Test Setup
  28. 05:36Trigger Pull Measurement
  29. 05:46Trigger Reset & Feel
  30. 05:57Trigger Take-up Observation
  31. 06:06Stock Glock Trigger Analysis
  32. 06:15Trigger Break Point
  33. 06:20Trigger Quality Assessment
  34. 06:26Glock Trigger Familiarity
  35. 06:32Trigger Feel & Break
  36. 06:40Overall Pistol & Trigger Rating
  37. 06:46Future Content Plans
  38. 07:00Upcoming Ruger Revolver Content
  39. 07:09Channel Engagement & Appreciation
  40. 07:22Channel Subscriptions & Goals
  41. 07:29Legion of Tools Channel Mention
  42. 07:37CZ Channel Subscription Drive
  43. 07:45Closing Remarks & Second Amendment

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Glock 22 Gen 4 discussed in the video?

The Glock 22 Gen 4 features a Flat Dark Earth frame, a durable 'frying pan' slide finish, AmeriGlo night sights with a yellow front post, and custom upgrades like an aftermarket barrel and DPM guide rod. It's chambered in .40 S&W and has a standard 15-round magazine capacity.

What is the trigger pull weight for the Glock 22 Gen 4 shown?

The trigger pull weight for this Glock 22 Gen 4, after approximately 10 years of ownership and some use, measured between 4 pounds 9 ounces and 5 pounds 5.5 ounces. The presenter described the reset as strong and the overall trigger as decent to good for self-defense.

What are the weight and dimensions of the Glock 22 Gen 4?

The Glock 22 Gen 4 has a barrel length of 4.49 inches. Its weight without a magazine is around 26 ounces, and with an empty magazine, it's approximately 28 ounces. When fully loaded with ammunition, the pistol weighs about 37.5 ounces.

What advice is given regarding defensive ammunition and practice?

The presenter strongly advises testing defensive ammunition by firing at least 100 rounds through your firearm without malfunctions. He also recommends practicing with your intended carry rounds periodically, at least every year or two, and replacing them with fresh ammunition.

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