Glock G23C [Compensated] 40 S&W Review (HD)

Published on January 15, 2014
Duration: 8:28

This review of the compensated Glock 23C in .40 S&W covers its performance, features, and practical considerations. The compensated system is analyzed for its effect on recoil and muzzle flip, with a specific focus on flash signature in low-light conditions. The review also details disassembly, barrel specifications, and magazine compatibility, offering insights into its value and suitability for various users, including those with recoil sensitivity.

Quick Summary

The compensated Glock 23C in .40 S&W provides reduced felt recoil and muzzle flip, enabling quicker follow-up shots, which is advantageous for competition and recoil-sensitive shooters. Its flash signature in low light is present but not blinding, and it features a 4-inch polygonal rifled barrel with a 5.5 lb trigger pull.

Chapters

  1. 00:33Glock 23C Compensated Review Introduction
  2. 01:08Shooting the Glock 23C on Steel
  3. 01:33Glock 23C Flash Test in Darkness
  4. 02:29Glock 23C Closer Look and Modifications
  5. 02:47Glock 23C Disassembly and Reassembly
  6. 03:00Glock 23C Barrel and Rifling
  7. 03:26Improvements on Compensated Glock Models
  8. 03:54Glock 23C Technical Specifications
  9. 04:20Glock 23C Magazine Compatibility
  10. 04:45Pros and Cons of Compensated Guns
  11. 05:56Advantages of Compensated Firearms
  12. 06:24Versatility of Compensated Glock Models
  13. 06:44Who Needs a Compensated Gun?
  14. 07:15Glock 23C Overall Assessment and Value

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main advantages of the compensated Glock 23C?

The compensated Glock 23C offers significantly reduced felt recoil and muzzle flip, allowing for faster follow-up shots. This makes it a popular choice for competition shooting and beneficial for individuals sensitive to recoil.

Does the compensated Glock 23C produce a blinding flash in low light?

No, the flash signature from the compensated Glock 23C is present but not blinding. While it's more noticeable than an uncompensated firearm, it's considerably less intense than what you'd see from a rifle in similar conditions.

What are the technical specifications of the Glock 23C?

The Glock 23C features a 4-inch barrel with polygonal rifling, a standard 5.5 lb trigger pull, and weighs approximately 23.4-23.5 oz. Its standard capacity is 13+1 rounds, but it accepts larger Glock magazines.

Are there any drawbacks to using a compensated firearm like the Glock 23C?

Compensated firearms can lead to a slight velocity loss (3-5%), increased loudness, and a potential for powder burns during very close-quarters contact shooting. However, these are often considered minor trade-offs for the recoil reduction benefits.

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