Glock Fab Four

Published on June 22, 2010
Duration: 19:45

Hickok45 analyzes the Glock 'Fab Four' (G19, G26, G23, G27), highlighting their identical slide thickness for concealed carry. He recommends the Glock 19 as the ideal all-around pistol due to its balance of size, capacity, and shootability. The review also contrasts 9mm and .40 S&W calibers, discussing recoil management and the potential pitfalls of using conversion barrels.

Quick Summary

Hickok45 recommends the Glock 19 as the quintessential pistol for most users due to its perfect balance of size, capacity, and shootability. The Glock 'Fab Four' (G19, G26, G23, G27) share identical slide thickness, making them excellent for concealed carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Glock Fab Four
  2. 01:07Caliber & Model Breakdown (9mm vs .40 S&W)
  3. 02:42Slide Thickness & Concealed Carry
  4. 04:12Why the Glock 19 is King
  5. 07:379mm vs .40 S&W: Recoil & Ammo
  6. 11:12Conversion Barrels: Reliability Issues
  7. 13:28Recoil Comparison: Subcompacts

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Hickok45's top four Glock models for practical use and concealed carry?

Hickok45 identifies the Glock 19 (compact, 9mm), Glock 26 (subcompact, 9mm), Glock 23 (compact, .40 S&W), and Glock 27 (subcompact, .40 S&W) as his 'Fab Four' for practical carry applications.

Why does Hickok45 recommend the Glock 19?

He considers the Glock 19 the quintessential pistol, recommending it as the first choice for most people due to its ideal balance of size, capacity, shootability, and overall versatility for various roles.

What is the main advantage of the Glock 19, 26, 23, and 27 for concealed carry?

A key advantage highlighted is their identical slide thickness. This slim profile, compared to larger Glocks, makes these four models significantly easier and more comfortable to conceal effectively.

What are the considerations when choosing between 9mm and .40 S&W Glocks?

The choice depends on practice habits. 9mm offers lower recoil and cheaper ammo, ideal for less frequent shooters. .40 S&W has more recoil but is manageable with sufficient practice, offering greater potential energy.

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