Glock 17 Small Game Hunt

Published on May 24, 2019
Duration: 1:52

This guide details the process of converting a Glock 17 into a full-auto configuration using a tactical chassis like the CAA MCK, as demonstrated by Hickok45. It covers mounting optics, engaging steel targets with controlled full-auto bursts, and managing the increased recoil and potential malfunctions associated with such a setup. The video highlights the performance differences between a Glock 17 and Glock 19 in this specific application and emphasizes the NFA regulations involved.

Quick Summary

Hickok45 showcases a full-auto modified Glock 17 in a CAA MCK chassis for target practice. The setup features a red dot sight and allows for rapid engagement of steel targets using 17 or 33-round magazines, highlighting the need for recoil management and NFA compliance.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Glock 17 vs Glock 19
  2. 00:21First Shooting Attempt & Malfunction
  3. 00:34Full-Auto Target Engagement
  4. 01:11Conclusion and Technical Reveal

Frequently Asked Questions

What modifications were made to the Glock 17 for the target hunt?

The Glock 17 was mounted in a CAA MCK tactical chassis and equipped with a full-auto sear mechanism, effectively converting it into a machine gun under NFA regulations. A red dot sight was also installed for improved target acquisition.

How did the Glock 17 perform in full-auto mode?

The full-auto Glock 17 successfully engaged steel rabbit targets using controlled bursts. The instructor noted its faster fire rate compared to a Glock 19 and demonstrated the need to manage recoil and muzzle climb during sustained fire.

What are the legal considerations for a full-auto Glock 17?

Possessing a full-auto converted firearm requires strict adherence to the National Firearms Act (NFA). This includes proper registration, obtaining a tax stamp, and complying with all federal regulations for machine guns.

What challenges were observed during the full-auto shooting?

The primary challenges observed were managing the increased recoil and muzzle climb inherent in full-auto fire from a pistol platform, especially when mounted in a chassis. A malfunction was also encountered and cleared.

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