Glock 44 and I Don't Care

Published on December 18, 2019
Duration: 4:04

This video reviews the Glock 44, comparing it unfavorably to existing full-size .22LR training pistols like the Walther PPQ and Grand Power K100. The presenter highlights that these competitors offer similar ergonomics, controls, and holster compatibility, often with more robust features like metal slides, predating the Glock 44's release. The video suggests that while the Glock 44 is an option, superior alternatives for training new shooters or practicing manual of arms already exist.

Quick Summary

The Glock 44 is compared to established full-size .22LR training pistols like the Walther PPQ and Grand Power K100. These competitors offer similar ergonomics, controls, and holster compatibility, often with features like all-metal slides, predating the Glock 44's release. They serve as effective tools for training new shooters due to reduced recoil and lower ammunition costs.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Glock 44 and Indifference
  2. 00:13Walther PPQ as a Range/Carry Gun
  3. 00:39Glock 44 Revealed
  4. 00:47Comparing Glock 44 to 9mm
  5. 01:08Full-Size 22LR Training Potential
  6. 01:21Grand Power K100 as a Carry Gun
  7. 01:47Grand Power K22 S .22LR
  8. 01:53Grand Power K22 S All-Metal Slide
  9. 02:37Grand Power K22 S Features
  10. 02:45Glock Catching Up to European Makers
  11. 02:58Personal Preference: Not a Glock Guy
  12. 03:12Alternative Training Options
  13. 03:22Reliability Comparison
  14. 03:43Conclusion: Why I Don't Care About Glock 44

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the advantages of using a full-size .22LR pistol for training?

Full-size .22LR pistols offer a realistic training experience by mimicking the size, weight, and manual of arms of centerfire firearms. They allow new shooters to practice operation, grip, and sight alignment with reduced recoil and lower ammunition costs, making training more accessible and less intimidating.

How does the Glock 44 compare to other full-size .22LR training pistols?

The video suggests that pistols like the Walther PPQ and Grand Power K100, which were available earlier, offer comparable or superior features for training. These include similar ergonomics, controls, holster compatibility, and in some cases, more robust construction like all-metal slides, making them strong alternatives to the Glock 44.

What features make the Walther PPQ a good range and carry gun?

The Walther PPQ is highlighted for its excellent ergonomics, a crisp trigger pull, a long sight radius with a fiber optic front sight, and an ambidextrous slide release. These features contribute to its appeal as both a training tool and a potential carry firearm.

What are the key features of the Grand Power K22 S?

The Grand Power K22 S is noted for its full-size trainer capabilities, fitting the same holsters as its centerfire counterparts. It features an all-metal slide for a more realistic feel, ambidextrous controls, a threaded barrel, and retains double-action backup functionality, making it a comprehensive training option.

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