GLOCK 19 MALFUNCTIONS at TRAVIS HALEY COURSE (Why?)

Published on December 13, 2012
Duration: 2:53

This entry analyzes a Glock 19 RTF2's performance during a Travis Haley tactical course, as presented by Colion Noir. The firearm was subjected to a high round count without cleaning or lubrication, leading to observed malfunctions like stovepipes and double feeds. Noir's candid assessment highlights that even reliable firearms can fail under extreme conditions, emphasizing the importance of maintenance and understanding potential failure points.

Quick Summary

Colion Noir analyzed a Glock 19 RTF2 subjected to over 3,000 rounds without cleaning or lubrication during a Travis Haley tactical course. The firearm experienced malfunctions like stovepipes and double feeds, demonstrating that even reliable guns can fail under extreme neglect, underscoring the importance of maintenance.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Test Setup
  2. 00:25Malfunctions at Travis Haley Course
  3. 01:53Conclusion & Future Testing

Frequently Asked Questions

What caused the Glock 19 malfunctions during the Travis Haley course?

The malfunctions, including stovepipes and double feeds, occurred on a Glock 19 RTF2 that had been intentionally run for approximately 3,000 rounds without cleaning or lubrication, pushing its reliability limits under extreme neglect.

What specific malfunctions did the Glock 19 experience?

During the training course, the Glock 19 RTF2 experienced notable malfunctions such as stovepipe jams, where a spent casing failed to eject properly, and double feeds, where two rounds attempted to enter the chamber simultaneously.

Is the Glock 19 generally unreliable based on this video?

No, the video highlights a specific 'torture test' scenario where the Glock 19 was deliberately subjected to extreme conditions (3000+ rounds, no cleaning/lubrication). Colion Noir still considers himself a 'fanboy,' implying this is not indicative of normal operational reliability.

What is the significance of testing a firearm without cleaning or lubrication?

Testing a firearm under such conditions, as done by Colion Noir, aims to reveal its inherent weaknesses and failure points when maintenance is neglected. It provides insight into the firearm's robustness and the consequences of poor upkeep.

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