The Full Auto Glock 18C Machine Pistol

Published on August 17, 2017
Duration: 9:23

This guide details the advanced techniques for controlling the Glock 18C in full-automatic fire, as demonstrated by experts from Glock HQ. It emphasizes an aggressive stance, firm grip, and leaning into the recoil to manage muzzle flip and maintain control during high rates of fire. Proper technique is crucial for effective use of this rare machine pistol.

Quick Summary

Mastering the Glock 18C in full-auto requires advanced techniques, including an aggressive, forward-leaning stance and a firm grip to manage the significant recoil and muzzle flip. The compensated barrel and slide aid in control, but proper body mechanics are essential for effective engagement.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction at Glock HQ
  2. 01:04Glock 18C Overview
  3. 01:35The Selector Switch
  4. 02:15Origin and Purpose
  5. 02:40Controllability and Technique
  6. 04:04Shooting Demonstration
  7. 05:31Technical Comparison: G17 vs. G18
  8. 07:47Glock 18 Training Course

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Glock 18C different from a standard Glock 17?

The Glock 18C features a compensated barrel and slide for recoil reduction, a selector switch enabling fully-automatic fire, and distinct internal modifications like raised slide rails, making it a true machine pistol unlike the semi-automatic Glock 17.

How can recoil be managed when firing the Glock 18C in full-auto?

Effective recoil management involves adopting an aggressive, forward-leaning stance, maintaining a firm two-handed grip, and actively leaning into the firearm's push to counteract muzzle flip and maintain control during the high rate of fire.

Is the Glock 18C legal for civilian ownership?

Civilian ownership of the Glock 18C is extremely rare and heavily regulated under the National Firearms Act (NFA) due to its classification as a machine gun. Acquisition involves extensive legal processes and background checks.

What specialized training is available for the Glock 18C?

Glock offers a specialized one-day course focused on the G18, emphasizing burst control and advanced shooting stances. This intensive training typically utilizes approximately 1,000 rounds of ammunition.

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