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Well, I hope I don't have to ever have Chiappa service my revolver or deal with their customer service. Fortunately mine is for range use during firearm training.

you take a fat magazine

Are Glocks Still Relevant? only if you are looking for a safe reliable and reasonably priced hand gun then yes. they are.

Excellent explanation, very well put. Of course one could carry both. A revolver primary for the most likely scenario with an auto as backup.

I can appreciate your enthusiasm for firearms, but the information exchange is misguided and just awful. Please stop fleecing the fudds.

??? Have you seen the holosun 507 k series? How much of a size difference is it? Trying to get most concealed. Good video!!

Relevant today and many many years into the future !!!

I have both in .40

The question is, are gucci guns relevant? 😮🤣

Not relevant at all. Complete garbage made possible only because of expert marketing. Gluuck himself said it in court that it only cost him $64 and change to make one. If LE Agencies were not gagged by non disclosure clauses in their sales contracts, it would have been discovered decades ago, that they are plagued with just as many problems as the 320. If they were worthy of a place in history, Gluuck wouldn't tell LE Agencies that their pistols need to be replaced after only a five year duty period. Gluuck could never be relevant. No firearm developed by a yard chair manufacturer could be.

Couldn’t decide either so i bought both 😂

They are still relevant but their fan boys need to realize they're not the only kid on the block anymore... Other guns work and work just as well. I'd take CZ or Walther any day over a Glock

It’s clickbait, it’s a troll. Glocks are still relevant, they will be relevant forever.

Apparently reliability is not a factor in relevance. And there’s no planet where an SA/DA is safer to carry than a striker fired pistol. This is what AIDS sounds like.

Is this a collection video??? 😂

Aren’t u a dentist though?

It is absolutely still relevant, just like all other models of firearm. It's all about options and what people want to spend their money on.

Agreed re the slimline Glocks. I personally prefer thicker grips anyway.

If yall gonna do ads pls a) keep them short and b) make them relevant to the video we clicked to see

I only carry a 19 or 43x or 48 only gun i can modify into the perfect gun.

You should have a higher bench/table so you don’t completely disappear every time you pickup a new gun.

I Appreciate all the effort you put into your videos and yes we are all expecting that day when we reach for those “prepper guns” which keeps guns like Glock relevant but i will also still have a sig 226 sao or even staccato with me until they fall apart

Glocks are definitely still relevant and will remain so, super tried and true and parts readily available and replaceable, Uber reliable platform, I been carrying Glocks for 12 years and will keep carrying Glocks, however I do also keep a staccato in my rotation of carry absolutely love that gun, can make one hole accuracy with both platforms… pick your poison.

Damn CZcams- this is the first time - I didn’t get a notification 🔔 even though I’m subscribed WTF!! 😳 Thank goodness for FB page!! Great entertainment 💯 and safety is paramount- 👍🏼 video!!

I think they are. I also think Sig p229/226 legions, and HK USP’s are relevant and good to have and carry. I’d take a Glock 17, Sig p226, HK USP over most modern offerings (except staccato).

Are Glocks Still Relevant?!! Outdated but still relevant. Any gun that still does what it was designed to do is still relevant. But there are better options on the market. We are seeing a resurgence in revolvers that are outdated but still relevant also especially for pocket carry. There are benefits to revolvers that autos don't have especially reliability and given a real world five second gunfight capacity is not important since no one is going to get through a mag or cylinder let alone have time to reload but reloads are carried anyway just in case of that less than one percent chance of multiple threats and a longer gunfight. By the same token it can be considered that autoloader single stacks are outdated by double stacks but by the slimmer profile conceal better. So some guns have a place or purpose that only they can accomplish.

No. They're ugly too.

Needs CZcams money 😆🤣😂 as he spends $,$$$,$$$,$$$ on different firearms.

I love my equalizer. The one thing that I have noticed it that it does not have what you would consider a true reset. The trigger just goes back to it's original position. Luckily, the trigger pull is crisp and does not have much initial take up.

Staccato wins for me. I like the trigger, the soft recoil, quick return to zero, grip width, grip texture, so much to like. Adding it to the arsenal

CZcams... where you can be an "expert" while having absolutely no idea what you are talking about!!!

Tactical. The term implies immediate action to overcome a specific problem. Fighting a pitched battle is not 'tactical'; it should be planned in advance with allowances for unexpected developments. Handguns are tactical in the sense they are designed for immediate remedy of an unexpected - surprise - circumstance. Were one expecting with some definate knowledge, one would carry a rifle. A rifle has a greater range, greater potential accuracy and is generally more efficient in repelling deadly force. (Tunnels and stairways possibly excluded. A handgun is carried, either openly or concealed, to answer an immediate problem In that regard, the revolver is quite useful. In my private life, I have never been beset upon by a reinforced battalion of Red Chinese soldiers. (Likely a machine would not fare well.) I rather expect to be criminally approached by three evil doers at the most. The only reason for more than six shots immediately is missing the intended target. This is the reasoning for the "... thirty shot burst ... concept of self defense. Also, one finds that having 'many' rounds available tends to discourage accurate shot placement.

Ive been carrying daily since 1967. Did my full LE career carrying a revolver and still trust them more then any of the semiautos that i own and occasionally carry. For me revolvers rule.

Earned a sub just off the hilarious intro alone haha

Dr Tactical is based.

Not a fan of tacticle light on a firearm! In order to illuminate an area with a gun mounted flash light, means you are pointing a gun at a potential non threat. Guns should only be pointed at targets, not randomly to aquire a target!

Good video and food for thought. Myself, I'm an old school revolver guy.

I have over 250 firearms and in my nightstand is a flashlight and a Taurus 856 Ultralight loaded with +P hallow points.

Looks pretty much just like a Marlin 336 chambered in 44mag

Carry a C2 and like the full-length grip. P is my competition gun. A C with a full-length gun would be a sweet carry gun.

Great Vid!

start at 1:50

Thank you.

I kinda remember a guy with an eyepatch, and a couple Smith and Wesson 44s with aimpoints. I think he called himself a gun fighter too.

Damn is his hair blue?

A revolver can do both, well. A j-frame type can still do the 40 yd shot with more power, and not need the other rounds. The key is training. My brother and I both carry revolvers alot. I'd rather face most people with a Glock, than him with a 75 year old S&W Model 10. He has proven the he can fire the initial shots faster, and more accurately than the Glock competitors in his club. Whichever gun you choose to carry, TRAIN until its second nature and instinct.

Both revolver and auto loader. Capacity and reliability. And if you need to elicit the help of a stranger, most people can figure out a double action revolver.

Which one am I? Well, I'm a... wait, what day is it?

Why not a smaller gun like the PPK/S?

I was a police officer for 36 years. For my first ten years on the job I was issued a revolver and then the following twenty six I carried autos. I think it was good that I started with revolvers but I welcomed the higher capacity of the autos. For home defense I prefer a revolver but for concealed carry personally I prefer an auto even though there are advantages either way. Shoulder holsters I would only wear under a jacket and they aren't the best for weapon retention.