Aim Surplus | Just the Tip Compensated Barrel

Published on August 18, 2024
Duration: 20:49

This video reviews the Aim Surplus 'Just the Tip' compensated barrel for Glock 19/45 platforms. It details installation, recoil comparison with stock and other aftermarket options, accuracy testing at 25 yards, and performance at 50 and 100 yards. The barrel features backboring for improved gas expansion and is noted for its affordable price point.

Quick Summary

The Aim Surplus 'Just the Tip' (JTT) compensated barrel for Glock pistols offers a budget-friendly solution for recoil mitigation. Priced around $60, it features a forward port and backboring to reduce muzzle rise and improve gas efficiency, though accuracy testing showed a slight increase in group size compared to a stock barrel.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction to the JTT Compensated Barrel
  2. 00:50Product Sourcing and Transparency
  3. 01:13Pepsi Challenge: Stock vs. JTT Barrel
  4. 02:24Accuracy Comparison: Stock vs. JTT (25 Yards)
  5. 03:06Guest Shooter: Landon's Impressions
  6. 04:43Accuracy Test: Stock Barrel with Optic
  7. 05:47Accuracy Test: JTT Barrel with Optic
  8. 06:50Gunsmithing Insight: Backboring Explained
  9. 08:54Testing Accuracy at 50 and 100 Yards
  10. 10:53Slow-Motion Recoil Comparison
  11. 13:19Testing with Heavier Ammunition (147gr)
  12. 14:47Chronograph Test: Velocity Comparison
  13. 16:07Final Thoughts and Pros/Cons
  14. 19:20Outro and Sun Shirt Mention

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Aim Surplus 'Just the Tip' compensated barrel?

The Aim Surplus 'Just the Tip' (JTT) is an aftermarket compensated barrel for Glock 19 and Glock 45 pistols. It features a small port near the muzzle designed to reduce muzzle rise and assist in faster follow-up shots, while also incorporating backboring for improved gas dynamics.

How does the Aim Surplus JTT barrel affect recoil?

The JTT barrel provides a noticeable, though not extreme, reduction in muzzle flip compared to a stock Glock barrel. It helps drive the gun back down onto the target, making it easier to track sights for quicker follow-up shots. It's less aggressive than high-end compensators but offers a tangible improvement.

What is the accuracy difference between the stock Glock barrel and the Aim Surplus JTT barrel?

In testing at 25 yards, the stock Glock 45 barrel produced a 3-inch group, while the Aim Surplus JTT barrel resulted in a 4.5-inch group. While the JTT barrel showed a slight increase in group size, the presenter still found it acceptable for its intended purpose and price point.

What is the price of the Aim Surplus 'Just the Tip' compensated barrel?

The Aim Surplus 'Just the Tip' compensated barrel is priced at approximately $60. This affordable price point is highlighted as a significant value, especially considering the included gunsmithing features like backboring.

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