NEW GLOCK! 19X - All You Need to Know in 90 seconds

Published on January 23, 2018
Duration: 2:29

The Glock 19X is Glock's first crossover pistol, featuring a full-size G17 frame and a compact G19 slide. Originally a military contract submission, it's released to civilians with a unique coyote brown NPVD finish, marksman barrel, and factory night sights. It accepts G17 magazines but requires a baseplate change for Gen 5 compatibility due to grip extensions.

Quick Summary

The Glock 19X is Glock's first crossover pistol, merging a Glock 17 frame with a Glock 19 slide. It features a coyote brown NPVD finish, a marksman barrel with polygonal rifling, and factory night sights. While it accepts standard G17 and G19 magazines, Gen 5 magazines require a baseplate modification due to the extended grip.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Glock 19X
  2. 00:13Military Contract and Civilian Release
  3. 00:23Crossover Design: G17 Frame, G19 Slide
  4. 00:29Magazine Compatibility Explained
  5. 00:44Included Magazines and Features
  6. 00:50Slide Stop Lever and Night Sights
  7. 00:57Coyote Brown Color and NPVD Finish
  8. 01:10NPVD vs. DLC Finish
  9. 01:20Frame Differences from Gen 5
  10. 01:29Marksman Barrel and Rifling
  11. 01:44Conclusion and Call to Action
  12. 01:52Release Date and MSRP

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Glock 19X a 'crossover' pistol?

The Glock 19X is considered a 'crossover' pistol because it uniquely combines the full-size frame of the Glock 17 with the compact slide of the Glock 19. This design aims to offer a balance of capacity and concealability.

What is the finish on the Glock 19X, and what does NPVD stand for?

The Glock 19X features a coyote brown finish achieved through NPVD, which stands for Physical Vapor Deposition. This process allows for the application of color to the firearm's components.

Can the Glock 19X use Glock Gen 5 magazines?

No, the Glock 19X cannot directly accept Glock Gen 5 magazines without modification. This is due to the extended grip on the 19X frame; a baseplate change is required for compatibility.

What are some key features of the Glock 19X compared to Gen 5 models?

Key differences include the Glock 19X's extended front grip, non-flared magazine wells, and the inclusion of a lanyard loop. It also features the marksman barrel and polygonal rifling found in Gen 5 models.

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