Glock 29 Gen4 - 10mm in Carry Size

Published on May 18, 2016
Duration: 22:46

This video provides an expert review of the Glock 29 Gen4 in 10mm, focusing on its capability as a concealable, high-power handgun. Justin Opinion, an experienced reviewer, details the process of preparing the firearm for range testing, including the selection of various ammunition types and the installation of accessories like Talon Grips and XGRIP sleeves for extended magazines. The review emphasizes managing the significant recoil and muzzle flip associated with the 10mm cartridge in a compact frame, offering practical insights for potential owners.

Quick Summary

The Glock 29 Gen4 offers maximum 10mm firepower in a concealable subcompact frame. While recoil is significant, especially with heavy loads, accessories like Talon Grips and XGRIP sleeves with extended magazines can improve control. It's compared favorably in size to other compact Glocks, making it a potent option for concealed carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Glock 29 Gen4 10mm
  2. 00:33Ammo Selection and Accessories
  3. 03:13Range Testing: Bulk Ammo Accuracy and Recoil
  4. 06:34Defensive and Heavy Loads: Sig Sauer & Buffalo Bore
  5. 11:42Final Thoughts and Size Comparisons

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Glock 29 Gen4 suitable for concealed carry despite its powerful 10mm caliber?

The Glock 29 Gen4 is a subcompact pistol, making it relatively concealable. While the 10mm is powerful, the Gen4 features a "Safe Action" system and the option for extended magazines with grip sleeves (like XGRIP) to aid control, balancing firepower with carryability.

How does the recoil of the 10mm feel in the compact Glock 29 Gen4?

Recoil is described as significant, with noticeable muzzle flip and 'snap,' especially when firing potent loads like Buffalo Bore Heavy 10mm. This requires active recoil management techniques from the shooter.

What accessories are recommended for the Glock 29 Gen4?

The video highlights Talon Grips for improved handling and XGRIP sleeves, which allow the use of larger capacity magazines from models like the Glock 20 or 40, enhancing grip and firepower.

Which ammunition types were tested in the Glock 29 Gen4 review?

The review tested various 10mm loads, including Sig Sauer Elite Performance FMJ and V-Crown JHP, Freedom Munitions 180gr XTP, Buffalo Bore Heavy 10mm, and LAX bulk ammunition, comparing their performance and felt recoil.

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