GLOCK 48 1000 ROUND TORTURE TEST & FIRST LOOK

Published on January 20, 2019
Duration: 10:40

This video details a 1000-round out-of-the-box torture test of the Glock 48, conducted by Jeff Ma and Ray Forth from Tenicor. The test assesses reliability using various ammunition types and simulates stressful shooting conditions. Comparisons are made to the Glock 43 and Glock 19, highlighting the Glock 48's advantages in concealment and ergonomics for a full grip. The firearm demonstrated high reliability despite significant carbon fouling and heat buildup.

Quick Summary

The Glock 48 underwent a 1000-round torture test, proving highly reliable with only one malfunction. Its slimline design offers superior concealment compared to the Glock 19, while its full grip provides better ergonomics than the Glock 43, making it an excellent choice for concealed carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Test Overview
  2. 00:23Size and Ergonomics Comparison
  3. 01:47Concealment and Shooting Characteristics
  4. 03:21Ammunition Selection
  5. 03:48Torture Test Execution
  6. 06:33Malfunction Analysis
  7. 08:21Final Impressions and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

How reliable is the Glock 48 in a torture test?

During a 1000-round torture test, the Glock 48 demonstrated high reliability, experiencing only one failure to feed. This occurred during a one-handed shooting drill under stressful conditions, indicating robust performance even when pushed to its limits.

How does the Glock 48 compare in size to the Glock 19 and Glock 43?

The Glock 48 is longer and has a wider grip than the Glock 43, offering better hand fit. Compared to the Glock 19, the 48 is significantly slimmer, providing a similar grip height but a much thinner profile ideal for concealed carry.

What ammunition was used in the Glock 48 torture test?

The 1000-round test primarily used Remington UMC 115gr 9mm ammunition. It was supplemented with 100 rounds of Federal Premium 147gr HST and 100 rounds of Winchester Ranger T-Series 147gr duty ammunition to assess performance with different loads.

What are the key advantages of the Glock 48 for concealed carry?

The primary advantage of the Glock 48 for concealed carry is its slimline, single-stack design, which results in a significantly thinner profile than the Glock 19. This makes it easier to conceal while still offering a full-size grip for better control and shootability.

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