20 Things You Didn't Know About the Glock
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- The Glock is one of the most famous names in firearms, but this gun has a secret past. Check out our new video where we count down the top 20 crazy things you never knew about the Glock pistol.
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Glock 19 is not a modern upgrade of the Glock 17 - It's a more compact version of the 17
Your exactly right. the numbers denote the model. Also you can figure out the features, caliber and whether it is a compact, sub compact or full size pistol, based on model number, not the generation of said pistol. The "modern upgrade" would be Generation 1 or G2 Glock 17 vs G2, G3 or G4 Glock 17. Saying the G19 is a modernized G17 is like saying a Ford Fusion is a modernized Crown Victoria.
@@wutang80oc39 i'm waiting for the Ford guy to show up and prove you wrong with some wack lineage of the crown victoria to the Ford Fusion haha
@@drunkpaulocosta I wouldn't be surprised
Heck, it's not even that compact.
@@wutang80oc39 the glock numbers denote patent numbers... 17 was patented before the 19, 23, 34, 42, 43.... and so on. That is why you wont see a glock 16 pop up.
Generations are the actual upgrades.
Another fun fact is that Glock is not the first to make a polymer firearm. That honor goes to HK.
yup, HK VP70
P7
@@bobcat9501 nah dude the p7 is metal framed, and it came out in 78, the vp70 came out in 70
Although as an officer, my dept issued me a Glock 22, my SWAT gun was an HK USP .45. Yeah... I'm a fanboy.
Love my vp9
Was gonna jump into the scrap and point out some incorrect things but looks like you guys got it under control.
Okay..?
the quickest way to get a correct answer on a gun issue is make a post
Same. Mostly due to the “porcelain” in the main photo rather than polymer 🤣
*edit: I mistakingly made this comment before starting the video.
Yeah this channel has no business giving gun facts
feel free to join in, they say something wrong every 10-20 seconds
This video is like when I do research about something and write a paper only knowing what I read on Wikipedia
Seriously, so much misinformation here.
@@connerwhited6846 haha
It's worse than that.
Lol yup. Trigger safeties do not make the gun more dangerous nobody with common sense is just leaving their glock laying around for their little one to get
I think even a basic college student could do better research than this….
I love how the graphic for casings is a gun case and not a bullet casing lol
These guys are off like usual. M0r0ns
@@DontHasselHoff dont do negative vibes
@@thevast9031 Dont you think for a channel with 10.2 million subscribers and the amount of views they get they can do better drawings?
They dont make bullets they do make locking safe like cases so why would they use a bullet casing icon
I think at this point, it is intentional!
"I have a very strict gun control policy; if there's a gun around, I want to be in control of it." - Clint Eastwood
I like that man
Let’s not also forget “Smith and Wesson and me “line 😜
That exactly how I feel about corndogs
When did he say that?
@@DJNONSTOPP exactly
*#1 glock fact*
sometimes switching to your pistol is faster than reloading
But switching to your knife is always the fastest
“Just switch to your other weapon it’s faster than reloading!”
Switching to your knife gives unlimited stabs and slashes......crime of passion?
@@austink4712 your fruit killing skills are remarkable
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Most banks dont have metal detectors. At least not at the entrance. They would be pointless because they would constantly be going off every time someone came in as people generally have keys on them.
Or coins...
You're not supposed to but I know a few people who conceal carry their full sized non-polymer guns into the bank all the time.
@@mr.techaky7655 Not supposed to where? Where I live, it's legal.
@@rmkilc Hahahah I actually had to look it up because I wasn't sure. Montana, my home state is apparently the only one that doesn't allow the carrying of a concealed weapon into a bank. I/we still do it though.
@@mr.techaky7655 Interesting. Better get that law changed! I carry every time I'm in the bank.
3:03 I like how the gun has like no recoil.
Just like the movies
@@Xx_Order66Executioner_xX yep. And if it was a video game the kick (recoil) would blow off the shooter's arm off.
Theres always that gun nut that'll criticize anything that isn't 100% complete accurate. Its not exactly a lifelike cartoon. Who cares
Cool that your profile is my favourite CoDM character
@@decker528 I don't think understanding how recoil works and slightly making a lighthearted joke makes me a gun nut that complains about something being not 100% accurate. If I wanted to actually criticize them I would've complained about a lot of inaccurate gun details in the vid. Take a joke man.
When a firearms manufacturer does more to Improve female health and wellbeing as well as procurement of drinkable water then the U.N
Yawww
Lol...nice!
Fun Fact: I used to live in a small town in Austria and my grandparents still live their. Gaston Glock has one of his factories their and he even has is own airport just for him in the city next to ours. We often see and hear him fly in his helicopter and every year on his birthday their is a huuuge firework for him.
"the danger of a fully automatic handgun in the hands of criminals would be massive". No. If they cant hit anything on Semi how the heck would they hit anything on FA?
@@sirvimmy That's a great point. Maybe making full autos easier to acquire would actually reduce casualties.
@@sirvimmy Thats one of the funnier takes on it lol.
@@michaelcherokee8906 Yep. Regardless there should be no restrictions on firearms
someone hasnt heard of bullet bloom wich makes fully automayic pistols dangerous
@@onyxwolfarias6523 excuse me?
The glock knives are awesome. A friend gifted me a knife his father got in his 20‘s - so my knife is nearly 40 years old and has no rust on it
I’m sure the knifes are cool, but it’s all about what metal it’s made of and care. I have knives older than me with no rust. But I still definitely want one
I have a Colt that is 100 years old and looks brand new. I bought my Glock around 20 years ago. The steel parts will make it to 100, but honestly, I am not sure about the plastic.
Really the glock 18 was never intended for any civilian market. At the time a few large police organizations and militaries wanted a machine pistol, and the 18 was just a select fire capability.
Other fun fact, till 1986 a loaded glock would fire when being put in the issued case. Design was insanely poor where the trigger would get depressed when stored
I knew Brandon was packing!
The old case has the tube through the trigger guard, right? Lol
@@rockonmyfriend yep!
@@InvestmentJoy Tbf glock 17 wasn't meant for civilians either. It was only later made available to them.
This is true, I know of a story of a female officer just finishing up her range training and when she put her firearm (glock) away in the factory case. There was a piece of plastic the trigger went around and she shot her self in the stomach…
"Controversy over the family-friendly nature of program". Only in the eyes of ignorant people who fail to realize that educating children from a young age about firearms, what they can do, and why they should be treated with respect rather than fear will remove 95% of the mystique from them and get people back to treating them like tools for defense and sport rather than a means to settle their demons.
Might also help to just generally be more involved with children instead of doping them up from a young age at the first sign of disobedience or misbehavior, but that isn't a conversation that any of the people who like to blame inanimate objects for violence want to have.
It's only controversial to those who want to make it controversial .
“This ain’t no guitar, is a GLOCK”
@DomesticPenguin nah
@DomesticPenguin here goes nothing "and I said that's no glock, that's my wife" 🥁
*I'll let myself out*
Only the worst lyric from the worst artist to ever live
@DomesticPenguin dababy is unironically good change my mind
@DomesticPenguin i am just a fan and that wont affect me
same reason ill listen to a sheff g song then a 22gz song
Yeah, I always love pulling up the kiddies on that one "Get through metal detectors, ay? So what, you using rubber bullets with polymer shells?"
This exactly.
Dont forget plastic springs and a barrel made of cheese.
@@DH-xw6jp And the ghost clipazine
And you need a plastic slide spring rails ext
According to Indiana Jones the metal in gunpowder is magnetic. So it would set off the metal detectors, because science.
Interesting story time. When Glock was manufacturing knives for the Austrian army, he overheard two generals talking about the new pistol contract competition and asked what the requirements were. The two generals laughed at him and said that he was a knife maker and there was no way he could make a halfway pistol. Keep in mind that the military knife contract was what moved his shop from his garage to a legit shop. Long story short, Glock won the pistol contract on a gun made because two generals made fun of him.
When I wanted to purchase my very first handgun, I looked at many different brands: Barrett’s 92, Sig Sauer, HK and of course Glock.
I ended up buying a first gen Glock 17. The price was right. It felt good in my hand. Easy to maintain and load. Accurate. Since then, I bought numerous other Glocks.
I don’t care what others think or believe, I love my Glocks.
There’s a reason why so many police departments and military forces not just here in the US, but around the world trust that pistol with their lives. It’s reliable, accurate, and it has something to boast that many firearm company’s can’t. IT ALMOST NEVER JAMS OR MALFUNCTIONS” I bought my first Glock 21 in 1993 and I’ve must’ve cycled 20,000 rounds through it with different types of ammunition. Never jammed once.
Never.
@@davidzyzz19 Ohho myyyy, what a big surprise!!!!
What’s the difference between gen 1 and gen 5? I recently got the gen 5 and I’m not sure about it. I like the ambidextrous magazine release cause I’m left handed
@@davidzyzz19 So u got that FO FIVE huh? I did the EXACT same thing lol... Respect 👊🏿
@@nickh2647 there minor and a few major changes done between the Gen 1s and the Gen 5s. The main difference you pointed out is that Gen 5s have ambidextrous mag release. Gen 1s and before Gen 5s do not have this. Gen 1s also don’t have the finger grooves and a small rail system for lights/lasers. Also your Gen 5 has two small nuts in front of the rear sight for a addition of red dot sights. Gen 1s do not have this. There’s a lot of aftermarket stuff for glocks made between gen 1-4 but Glock mostly fixed everything in the gen 5s
The magazines are not steel, rather a polymer exterior and a metal interior
Underrated note. That's why Glock magazines are so indestructible. The steel liner gives it strength, while the plastic coating helps keep the metal from forming dents or bends. The springs they use are also really well made. You can literally leave them fully loaded for several years and they'll still work 100%.
@@Motoboo_Marine the whole mag springs thing is a myth. Any good metal spring should be able to rebound no matter what for at least fifty years.
Note: Like every other gun the Glock 18 isn't banned in the U.S. You need to have certain licenses to own it, and these licenses are hard, and expensive to obtain and mostly require you to be a manufacturer.
Need to know about Glock:
It's the only handgun you'll ever need & it will not let you down. Admitted Glock fanboy but Glock has a size & caliber for every person & every need while being second to none.
My Sig Sauer fanboy rejects your claims
@@shotgunsam23 I disagree with your statement but will defend to the death your right to say it.
Sig is great but Glock is second to none lol.
@@johnhurley8453 I disagree with you statement but will defend you right to be wrong :)
Spoken like a true fanboy. Running his mouth about how godly a product is, which he bought, but didn't make. So...why is your opinion relevant?
Glocks are fantastic sidearms. I've had Sigs and Smith and Wesson pistols and some others. Still prefer Glocks.
The wording is a little misleading, the gun is never dangerous, the person carrying it may be dangerous but the gun it self will never harm anyone without someone to pull the trigger
Exactly
And if it falls?
@@scdont_interupt_boi8091 by itself?
have u ever been near a gun that decided to rndomly give out
@@onyxwolfarias6523 That can't happen, some kind of force must be applied to cause anything to happen
9:16
Incorrect. Glocks have THREE safeties. The gun literally can’t go off if you don’t pull the trigger.
You are correct, and the reasons I prefer Glocks carrying AIWB, but I think he was referring to a traditional manual safety. The main reason inexperienced shooters and gun owners are uncomfortable with Glocks.
as a former glock owner, "glock perfection" is a lie but it is the perfect foundation for modifications since everyone has them and everyone makes aftermarket parts and modifies them due to popularity
Lol they’re the most reliable though ask anyone that used them over seas
I have had Flock bite to many times. I sold mine years ago. Big hands don't work with Glock's
Suprisingly glock dosent condone modding their guns
@@friedbread5617 which is super odd cause they're literally the perfect foundation.
@@Yoboyleroy i never said they were unreliable. modifications are for performance like the trigger and red dots... once you throw on a compensator, it gets a little wonky and you have to mess with the spring and guide rod a little bit or just shoot super hot ammo all the time.
The close call was pretty badass.
A lot of good/fun info in this, on a platform as Anti-2A as CZcams it's nice to see a popular and mainstream channel such as yourself posting videos like this.
I like to imagine the conversation in the factory that went from "Make these curtains" to "lol what if we just... hear me out... *g u n* "
I bought a Glock 17 (Gen 1) in 1987 and it has fired tens of thousands of rounds in the last approximately 35 years.
The Glock trigger safety doesn’t make the gun more dangerous than any other firearm. It is the same as virtually every double-action revolver in the world, pull the trigger and it goes BANG. Don’t pull the trigger and it just sits there making a great paperweight (beyond popular belief, guns do not “just go off”). Idiots and untrained individuals can figure out how to disengage a manual safety on a gun in about 2 seconds and are still a danger to themselves and others.
PS. There is a CZcams video of a DEA Agent giving a gun lecture to a room full of school kids. He makes the comment he “…is the only person in the room qualified” to handle a Glock. He then shoots himself in the leg. So much for being “designed for police/military” and not civilians.
Glock 19 IS NOT a “modern upgrade” it is simply just a compact version.
ur thinking fo the compact version of the 19
@@onyxwolfarias6523 no, the 19 is the compact version of the 17.
Well , the G17 rear slide rails were poly. They were molded as part of the lower. Often they would break requiring factory repair.
The G19 is a little smaller, but the rear slide rail is metal & replaceable part.
Thats the main upgrade, metal "rear locking blocks"
@@noneshere um no. The g17 has metal rails... Front and rear rails are metal
@@noneshere That's not true.
I appreciate these videos about firearms from infographics!
Fun Fact: The Glock is not a Block!
nor is it a clock
or a cocc
And I don’t keep it under a lock
Or a dock
@@CaptOsuka or by my dock
The g19 is not an upgrade its a totally different model
Funny thing is I normally carry a 17 slide on a 19 frame.
@@rabbivj big man has a 1719
1911 be screaming
@@rabbivj Is it your daily carry?
Now there is even more compact and easier to use Glock 22. Best thing about 22 is it has almost no recoil, thay call it first contact pistol.
The entire exterior isn't polymer, the slide is still steel.
They stated that, in fact better than you did with more details. LIsten
This guy didnt pay attention to the video
They even had a graphic showing the polymer frame and the steel parts. I guess someone slept through that part.
They did leave out the slide when they were talking were the materials and put it with the internals, so they did not say that that the slide was a polymer
Wow, what an ironic user name for someone like yourself. 🤣
Wow I love this kind of content keep it up infographics show
Me, who watches Ahoy: "You dare appose me mere mortal?"
I remember a Facebook streaming inside a car when a glock with no clip thinking it was empty was fired on the head of a man. There's still one in the chamber.
That's why firearms safety needs to be taught. That could happen to anyone if you don't clear the chamber.
Any firearm is capable of that, that was a case of stupidity with them not clearing the chamber and aiming it at anyone that wasn't a threat in the first place.
@@RozenHusky pretty much don't aim a firearm at anything your not willing to destroy.
*🅱️oints at 🅱️enis."
Glocks do not use “clips”.
@@user-nx8pe6pc3h I recall on the video, the third guy said " it don't have a clip." As the woman with the glock points it in the head of the other guy and fired.
We need more weapon knowledge like this.
Appearently
Ironic
Yes
Im actually impressed by this video. Tho the no recoil section was BS.
why not watch xbox ahoy or forgotten weapons if you want videos about guns? they are alot better and trustworthy source overall too even though this particular video didnt really have anything wrong the other videos about guns havent been too accurate.
Oh this was really cool I hope you do more of these about firearm companies
You guys should do a lever action video that would be awesome!! Awesome videos anyways.
this oughta be good...wanna see how accurate this is.
And how accurate was it?
@@averyroquemore198 fairly. They brought up GSSF which I’m a life member.
"Smith and Wesson,
I'm 4L gang reppin..."
That line goes hard
I love you guys keep it up 🙂👍
The Glock one of the most famous handguns in history.
1911: hold my beer.
Most gen z kids wont know what a 1911 is, but will know what a Glock is, times have changed sadly
Glock 48 + S15 magazine = best concealed carry weapon there is
Certainly a contender, especially if one is seeking a dual purpose duty/concealed carry.
I dunno there must be a reason Glock doesn’t make a mag like that. Who are you James Reeves 😉😂😂😂
Sig P365 is my go to conceal carry now. Still love my Glocks but P365 is more comfortable to carry and the trigger is much better than a standard Glock trigger.
@@davidw6193 I actually really, REALLY liked the 365...especially the XL version...but I thought it's trigger awfully full of creep at that $600 price point.
I'll admit that the Glock isn't the belle of the crisp trigger ball, BUT it was only $389 with steel tritium sights due to their "Blue Shield" discount.
I actually sort of still like the 365 better....just not $211 better.
@@Okun240 the G43 mag was already designed as a single stack, and 10rds was cutting edge when the 48 came out. It, and the 43X, were rushed to market because SIG's P365 held 10+1 to the G43's 6+1.
I believe had this gun not been rushed to market, a S&W Shield-style stack-and-a-half mag would have been standard.
Cool animations! 🚀🌙
As a glock boy I’m glad you spoke about the gssf. Great video.
imagine someone says they got a glock and they pull out a curtain rod 🤣🤣🤣
Even with that little parts it's too hard for me to even think of assembling it 😂
Well if you had to assemble a gun of your choice, this would be it. You don’t want to assemble one with 60+ parts
@@JonathanB139 So true bro, I have a glock 19 and disassembling and assembling to clean it is super easy.
@@dtcarpediem Um, what. You own a glock? Hmm this is giving me American vibes even tho I’m American
@@JonathanB139 😂
@@dtcarpediem *American Anthem that I don’t know what it is intensifies*
I didnt know that you are also making videos about my Favorite Guns, good video.
A lot of the information in the video is false
Gr8 documentary. I love the cool colors these weapons can come in. I've seen them literally look like toys. Painted pink, purple, it's gr8 !!! If I'm gonna pull a gun I want people to underestimate me.
I love my Glock 19. Maybe because I’ve been using it for several years and I’m just use to it or it’s never failed me when I’ve used it working various security jobs, but it’s definitely my gun of choice. Not saying others aren’t good too though, because I’ve shot different firearms between the Marines and Civilian life, but if I’m going to make a choice when it comes to pistol choice 9/10 I’m picking my Glock.
Glock is the epitome of simple and reliable. Few parts mean cheaper production, easier maintenance, less ways for things to go wrong, and cheaper barrier to entry than many other options for handgun ownership. Plus it's just comfortable to shoot compared to others I've handled. Plus its widespread adoption is a lucky break thanks to the coincidental widespread adoption of 9 mm rounds for police and military use.
One thing in all my years. They used to come in a plastic case just big enough for the gun. (30 years ago) now they come in a nice case. No problems with any of mine. Much love from Wheeling West Virginia.
He's a real hero for stepping up to the plate, even if he ended up using his left hand
I own a LOT of glocks. I was so excited to see this video!
Another fun fact: Glock perfections isn’t perfect
Shhhhh.
You'll upset the Glocktar.....I mean the Glock guys.
Gasp!
They break often if you use them...
@@HebrewHammerArmsCo If they WERE perfect, you wouldnt modify the living frick out of them as soon as you receive them.
I see 40 of them shot on a regular basis. They aren't perfect, but they're more reliable than most of the heritage designs that came before them.
Only tricky part about reassembling a Glock 17 and most striker fired pistols is the trigger mechanism. You have to put the seer, block, trigger and slide lock back into the frame at once, and in the right order. Mess it up and it's not a disaster, but your slide will lock back every few shots. Real head scratcher the first time i made the mistake, and it was a surprisingly easy mistake to make, even for somebody that strips and cleans a few different rifles and handguns monthly, or whenever they're taken out and shot.
He put so much emphasis on the g in glock at the beginning 😂😂😂 i love it
I love how when talking about Glock’s manufacturing of “casings” they show a picture of a Glock carrying case 😂. A casing is referring to the part of a cartridge that is made brass/aluminum/steel case which holds the bullet, primer, and powder. This was written by someone who is not interested in guns.
“I grab my Glock, it’s been through a lot but it still shoots like new”
These Videos Are Getting Better and Better With Animation!
'smith and wesson doesnt quite roll of the tongue the same way' tell that to scrim, "City of the crescent, riding with a Smith & Wesson" sounded great
Glocks are good but I'm more of a Smith and Wesson guy
I am glock guy, but i do like s&w and my second fev after glock is sig
@@theunknownguy265 my personal carry is a m&p m2.0 9mm compact. It's the smith and Wesson version of the glock 19 and I absolutely love it. It is an amazing handgun.
@@appalachianoutdoorsman5769 yep it is, i carry g19 gen 5 mos fs with trijicon rmr 2.0, s3f fluted barrel, tungsten spring, and x300u, other than that its stock and it works for my g17 for my s.f duty, but now retired
@@theunknownguy265 sounds awesome
@@appalachianoutdoorsman5769 thanks
Why did The Hurt Locker show an Army dude using a Glock? Army uses Beretta for mass issue.
The latest one is a Sig Sauer p series.
@@4BoarsMoreWhores thank you, I couldn't remember the exact model, I just remembered the family lol
I knew 16 of 20. Good video.
I'm impressed, I actually learned a few things from this.
proud to have this gun beeing made in my home country. Cheers from austria ;-)
Can’t forget about the factory in GA , still wanna visit both !
Zytel nylon is what was used for the Remington Nylon 66, 76, 12, etc. If it's a Remington Nylon, it's Zytel nylon.
More Weapon's Stuff !
Noice, would like to see more
Can you guys do a video on the m&p line of pistols?
Great video, only thing is the Glock 19 isn’t an improved version of the Glock 17, it’s a more compact version.
What makes Glock guns stand out from the competition?
They're named after me, Jeffrey D. Glock. And don't you forget it. There'll be a test afterwards.
:-) :-)
The G22 40s&w + G19 9mm are my favorites in Glock's lineup of pistols.
I love this channel
"It's a Glock. You squeeze that part, things come out of that part. Very fast" - Pladimir Vutin
The United States is not banned for the automatic weapons it’s just difficult to get a hold of them as you have to have either tax stamps or it has to be a pre-ban which means it Hass to be produced/sold before the ban
We're learning so much about guns all of the sudden.
I know from before
That's america for you
@@remixrevolutionoriginal can’t go no where without guns in ‘Murica
@@Nisowyd it's nice to be able to protect myself and others from criminals that have guns 🙂
@@misterfister7262 yup
Small correction the 19 is not more modern it’s just more compact the 17 is still in production today
“It didn’t start as a gun, it started as a shower curtain company”
*Aperture Laboratories*
And for his neutral special he wields a glock
all out glock
Already new about that😑 but thanks
When it comes to magazine fed handguns, I’m going with these 2 firearm manufacturer brands: 1. Heckler and Koch and 2. Glock. These are my 2 favorite for magazine fed handguns (and assault rifles with HK also)
And for revolvers my 3 favorite are (no particular order): 1. Ruger, 2. Smith & Wesson, 3. Colt
For shotguns I’m primarily looking in the Mossberg and Beretta direction.
Same here for handguns.
Glock & H&K are mostly all I buy, with a few exceptions.
Love 5.7x28 & Glock nor H&K make anything chambered for it, YET.
I also like some Sigs.
That's weird. I literally just left the sheriff's office to gety permit to go get my Glock and just got this notification
Yall have to have a permit to buy a firearm? We just have to be of the proper age, pass the background check and have a valid I'd. We dont even have to have a ccw to carry concealed, just be 21 or older with a valid license and obviously be able to legally own a firearm.
@@appalachianoutdoorsman5769 Right? 😂. Basically live on the Appy trail too.
@@CornPopsDood nice lol
@@appalachianoutdoorsman5769 Gods country.
@@appalachianoutdoorsman5769 Oregon is the same way. You can walk out with a gun the same day you purchase it, if your background check comes back quickly.
@1:52 Without a magazine it is 22 oz, with a full magazine 'it barely doubles the weight of the gun at 32 oz." Let me see, 2 x 22 should equal 44. Fuzzy math.
Some good arguments there.
Can you please do Ruger or Walther? My father is particularly fond of Walther PPKs. He used to have 1st issued one. I want to have Ruger or Sieg but its so expensive here in Ph
There are so many inaccuracies in the this video, that it really should be labeled as *FICTION*.
wasn't "curtain rods" what Oswald wrote on his paper bag wrapped rifle?
Yup, on the morning of November 22nd, he hitched a ride to work with a coworker. When the coworker arrived at Oswald's house to pick him up he came out carrying a long object wrapped in brown paper. When the coworker asked what it was Ozwald told him "curtain rods".
infographics' glocks have that movie recoil
Another fun fact, there’s a thing called a Glock selector sear, or Glock switches, which transforms any Glock other than the 42, 43, 43x and 48 into basically a Glock 18, and the flick of the button on the device let’s you choose between fully automatic and semi automatic. It works in the same way the actual 18 does, with a disconnector pushing down on the trigger bar in full auto mode. These Glock switches by themselves are considered a machine gun and are illegal and punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a $250k fine, unless you are an FFL with an SOT and get a registered one.
And the legends back again
The greatest living firearms designer, he makes the top 5 of all time, John Browning, Stoner, Kalashnikov, Mauser, Glock
@@NG-lq8lc He invented the firearm from scratch, Kalashnikov just jumbled parts together and Stoner wanted the 63 as the platform, Maxim would be the only other one that is not there, Bergmann's were garbage, know something before writing
The Glock Video was good, but can we have one of the Beretta 92F or 93FS please? If that happens, I'll save it and watch it Thousands of times myself
And here all these years I thought Glock came from G lock. G as in gravitational since the safety lockon the trigger keeps it from accidentally going off if it's dropped or bumped.
I love how the police look more jacked than the military 😂
R.I.P. Gaston Glock
Thank you for making vid on glock
When iron man runs out of all munitions, he pulls out a glock 19
4:54 "The danger of a fully automatic handgun in the hands of criminals would be massive"
Uh-huh..yeah, like they'd hit anything.