This Glock Is THICCC 🍑

Published on September 22, 2021
Duration: 9:55

This video features an advanced firearms instructor from Kentucky Ballistics testing a Glock 21 modified to fire the powerful .460 Rowland cartridge. The instructor meticulously compares its performance against the .45 ACP, demonstrating significant differences in terminal ballistics using various targets. While praising the .460 Rowland's raw power, the instructor also highlights potential reliability issues with the conversion kit.

Quick Summary

The Glock 21 converted to .460 Rowland offers .44 Magnum-level power, operating at 40,000 PSI, significantly exceeding the .45 ACP's 23,000 PSI. While demonstrating impressive destructive ballistics on targets like ketchup cans and watermelons, the conversion experienced noted reliability issues during testing.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro Skit
  2. 00:54Glock 21 .460 Rowland Overview
  3. 01:20Caliber Comparison
  4. 02:10Argo 6x6 Amphibious Shooting
  5. 03:24Ballistics Test: Ketchup Cans
  6. 04:57Ballistics Test: Crisco and Soda
  7. 06:05Fruit and Syrup Destruction
  8. 07:12Watermelon Finale
  9. 08:11Conclusion and Reliability

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary advantage of converting a Glock 21 to fire .460 Rowland ammunition?

The primary advantage is significantly increased power, allowing the .460 Rowland to deliver performance comparable to or exceeding the .44 Magnum from a semi-automatic pistol platform, offering greater terminal ballistics than standard .45 ACP.

What are the key differences between .45 ACP and .460 Rowland cartridges?

.460 Rowland cartridges are longer and designed to operate at much higher pressures (around 40,000 PSI) compared to .45 ACP (around 23,000 PSI). This higher pressure translates to greater velocity and energy, but also requires specific firearm modifications.

Did the Glock 21 conversion to .460 Rowland prove reliable in the video?

The video indicated that the Glock 21 conversion experienced several malfunctions or jams during testing. While the .460 Rowland offers immense power, potential reliability issues with the conversion kit or magazines were noted by the presenter.

What kind of ballistics tests were performed on the Glock 21 .460 Rowland?

The tests involved shooting various targets to demonstrate the cartridge's power, including 7lb cans of ketchup, 6lb cans of Crisco, 2-liter soda bottles, eggplants, pineapples, chocolate syrup bottles, and watermelons, comparing its impact to standard .45 ACP.

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