The Top Glock Myths, Lies, Deceit, Money, Sex, Story at 11!

Published on January 17, 2020
Duration: 11:57

This video debunks five common myths surrounding Glock firearms. It clarifies that the slide stop is indeed a slide release, magazine capacity is not limited by spring wear concerns, and Glock's polymer frames are robust. The video also addresses the fictional 'Glock 7' myth and explains the safety design of Glock's fully supported chambers in case of malfunctions.

Quick Summary

Glock firearms feature a slide stop that is also designed to be used as a slide release, robust polymer frames, and fully supported chambers for safety. Myths about magazine spring wear and fictional porcelain guns like the 'Glock 7' are debunked by manufacturer insights.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Glock Myths
  2. 00:48Myth 1: Slide Stop is Not a Slide Release
  3. 02:50Myth 2: Glock Magazines Need Rounds Down
  4. 05:05Myth 3: Glock Frames are Just Plastic
  5. 06:45Myth 4: The Fictional Glock 7
  6. 08:08Myth 5: Unsafe Glock Chambers
  7. 10:42Conclusion & Expert Insights

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the slide stop on a Glock be used as a slide release?

Yes, the slide stop lever on Glock firearms is intentionally designed and meant to be used as a slide release. Manipulating it in this way will not damage the firearm, and Glock even offers extended versions of this part.

Do Glock magazines need to be stored with fewer rounds to preserve spring life?

No, this is a myth. Glock magazines are designed to be stored fully loaded. While springs do have a lifespan, carrying them fully loaded does not significantly degrade them, and replacement springs are inexpensive.

Are Glock frames made of weak plastic?

Glock frames are made from a robust polymer material, specifically 'Polymer 2', which is a high-strength composite infused with nylon. This material is significantly more durable and resilient than common plastics.

Is the 'Glock 7' a real porcelain gun that bypasses metal detectors?

No, the 'Glock 7' is a fictional firearm from the movie 'Die Hard'. Real Glock pistols contain metal components and will be detected by metal detectors. There is no functional porcelain firearm that can bypass such security.

Are Glock chambers unsafe due to lack of support?

Glock barrels feature a fully supported chamber. In the event of a double charge or casing failure, the design directs gas pressure downwards through the magazine well, a safety feature intended to protect the shooter's hands.

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