This Glock Has A Super Long Barrel

Published on June 4, 2024
Duration: 0:30

Johnny Q demonstrates the functionality of a Glock 19 with an extended 16-inch barrel, likely from a Meta Tactical Apex Series Carbine Conversion Kit, without the rest of the kit. He successfully fires the pistol at steel targets, confirming it operates with the long barrel attached to the slide, though he notes its impracticality for everyday carry. This video showcases an experimental firearm setup and a live-fire test.

Quick Summary

Johnny Q demonstrates that a Glock 19 can function with a 16-inch barrel from a Meta Tactical carbine conversion kit, firing it successfully at targets. While operationally proven, the setup is deemed impractical for everyday carry due to its size.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Viewer Request for Long Barrel Test
  2. 00:06Disassembling Carbine Conversion Kit
  3. 00:13Live Fire with Extended Barrel
  4. 00:20Conclusion on Practicality

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a Glock 19 function with a 16-inch barrel from a carbine conversion kit?

Yes, as demonstrated, a Glock 19 can function with a 16-inch barrel attached to its slide, even without the full carbine conversion kit. The firearm was successfully fired at steel targets, proving its operational capability in this configuration.

What is the Meta Tactical Apex Series Carbine Conversion Kit?

The Meta Tactical Apex Series Carbine Conversion Kit is an aftermarket accessory that allows a pistol, like the Glock 19, to be converted into a carbine-like platform. It typically includes a longer barrel shroud, stock, and foregrip, though the video shows the barrel used independently.

Is a Glock 19 with a 16-inch barrel considered an SBR?

Generally, a firearm with a 16-inch barrel that is designed to be fired with one hand is classified as a pistol, not a Short-Barreled Rifle (SBR). This configuration avoids NFA regulations and the associated tax stamp, as long as it remains a pistol.

What are the practical implications of using a 16-inch barrel on a Glock 19?

While functionally possible, using a 16-inch barrel on a Glock 19 slide is highly impractical for everyday carry (EDC) due to its significantly increased size and altered handling characteristics. It's more of an experimental or niche setup.

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