Glock 18: Machine Pistol 😬

Published on August 26, 2021
Duration: 9:52

This guide details techniques for controlling a full-auto Glock 18, emphasizing an athletic stance, forward drive, and using extended magazines for leverage. The video highlights the importance of gradual practice, starting with semi-auto and short bursts, before attempting mag dumps. The use of an aftermarket stock like the FAB Defense GLR-17 is also discussed for enhanced stability.

Quick Summary

Controlling a full-auto Glock 18 involves an athletic stance, aggressive forward drive to counter recoil, and using extended magazines for leverage. The FAB Defense GLR-17 stock can aid controllability. Gradual practice, starting with semi-auto and short bursts, is essential before attempting full-auto mag dumps.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Glock 18
  2. 00:14Pew Pew Tactical Channel Intro
  3. 00:36History of Machine Pistols
  4. 00:55Early Machine Pistol Examples
  5. 01:21Machine Pistol Limitations
  6. 01:41Glock 18 Origins and Purpose
  7. 02:03Niche Use Cases for Machine Pistols
  8. 02:37Glock 18 vs Glock 17 Differences
  9. 03:08Shooting Experience & Thanks
  10. 03:33Initial Nerves & Safety Concerns
  11. 03:55Safety Precautions for Shooting
  12. 04:22FAB Defense GLR-17 Stock
  13. 04:39Shooting Stages: Semi-Auto to Bursts
  14. 05:07Glock 18C (Compensated) Explained
  15. 05:47Shooting Technique for Full-Auto
  16. 06:21Achieving Control with Full-Auto
  17. 06:55Purpose of a Machine Pistol
  18. 07:09Stock Durability and Flex
  19. 07:30Alternative Magazines Used
  20. 07:58Glock 18 vs Converted Glock 17
  21. 08:13Rate of Fire Comparison
  22. 08:29Conclusion: Machine Pistol Relevance
  23. 09:13Outro & Channel Promotion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between a Glock 18 and a Glock 17?

The primary difference is the Glock 18's ability to fire in full-auto mode, facilitated by a selector switch on the slide. While they look similar, most internal components are not interchangeable between the Glock 18 and Glock 17.

What is the recommended technique for controlling a full-auto Glock 18?

Effective control involves an athletic stance, driving the firearm forward to counter recoil, and for extended magazines, holding the support hand lower to use the magazine as a lever for downward pressure. Gradual practice is crucial.

Is it safe to attach a vertical grip to a Glock 18?

No, it is not safe to attach a vertical grip to the Glock 18's polymer accessory rail. This configuration is not designed for it and has been associated with hand injuries.

What is the rate of fire for a Glock 18?

The Glock 18 fires at a rate of approximately 1100 to 1200 rounds per minute. This high rate of fire contributes to its effectiveness in delivering overwhelming firepower at close range.

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