The Military Reject Glock

Published on February 19, 2018
Duration: 8:05

The Glock 19X, a hybrid of the G19 slide and G17 frame, was Glock's entry for the MHS trials. While it incorporates Gen 5 features like the marksman barrel, it lacks a beveled magwell. The 19X offers good accuracy but its trigger is described as 'mushy', and the longer grip makes it less practical for concealed carry than a standard G19.

Quick Summary

The Glock 19X is a hybrid pistol featuring a Glock 19 slide on a Glock 17 frame, finished in Coyote Tan. It incorporates Gen 5 features like a marksman barrel but has a 'mushy' trigger and its longer grip impacts concealed carry practicality.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Glock 19X Military Reject?
  2. 01:03Hybrid Design & Gen 5 Features
  3. 02:43Range Test: Trigger & Practicality
  4. 05:05Accuracy & The 'Heat Check'
  5. 07:26Final Thoughts: Military Glock Appeal

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Glock 19X and why is it called the 'Military Reject'?

The Glock 19X was Glock's submission for the US military's Modular Handgun System trials. It wasn't selected, leading to its nickname 'Military Reject Glock', though it's a well-made pistol with unique features.

What are the key design features of the Glock 19X?

It's a hybrid pistol with a Glock 19 slide on a Glock 17 frame. It includes Gen 5 features like a marksman barrel and front slide contouring, finished in a distinctive Coyote Tan.

How does the Glock 19X perform in terms of shooting and accuracy?

The 19X offers good accuracy, especially at longer distances. However, the trigger is described as somewhat 'mushy', and maintaining focus is crucial to avoid accuracy degradation.

Is the Glock 19X practical for civilian concealed carry?

While a capable firearm, the 19X's longer grip, derived from the G17 frame, makes it less ideal for concealed carry compared to a standard Glock 19, which offers better concealability.

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