R&R | Glock Gen 6, I Change My Mind

Published on January 22, 2026
Duration: 7:59

The Gun Dungeon host revisits his initial skepticism of the Glock Gen 6, finding significant ergonomic and trigger improvements after handling a Glock 17 Gen 6. While the exaggerated beaver tail is a drawback, the improved grip and flat-faced trigger are deemed worth the upgrade cost from a Gen 5 model.

Quick Summary

The Glock Gen 6 introduces significant ergonomic and trigger improvements. Its new grip geometry feels thinner and more comfortable, while the aggressive texturing provides a solid hold. The flat-faced trigger is designed to improve accuracy by reducing leftward shot deviation. Despite an exaggerated beaver tail, these upgrades are considered worth the approximate $100 cost over a Gen 5.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Admission of Changed Mind
  2. 01:20Grip and Ergonomics: Thinner Feel, Palm Swell
  3. 02:25Texture Analysis: Aggressive Yet Comfortable
  4. 03:50Trigger Geometry: Flat-Faced Improvement
  5. 05:05Beaver Tail Critique: Unnecessary Exaggeration
  6. 06:30Conclusion: Value of Gen 6 Upgrade

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key ergonomic improvements in the Glock Gen 6?

The Glock Gen 6 features a new grip geometry with an integrated palm swell that surprisingly feels thinner and more comfortable than previous generations. The texturing is aggressive for a solid grip but remains comfortable for concealed carry.

How does the Glock Gen 6 trigger differ from older models?

The Glock Gen 6 introduces a new flat-faced trigger. This wider, flatter surface is designed to help shooters avoid common issues like pulling shots to the left, which is a frequent complaint with older Glock triggers.

Is the Glock Gen 6 worth upgrading from a Gen 5?

According to The Gun Dungeon host, the ergonomic and trigger upgrades on the Glock Gen 6 make it worth approximately a $100 upgrade cost from a Gen 5 model, despite some critiques.

What is a potential drawback of the Glock Gen 6 design?

A negative point highlighted is the exaggerated beaver tail on the Glock Gen 6. The speaker finds it unnecessary and potentially uncomfortable for concealed carry, as it may poke the user's ribs or stomach.

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