Adding weight to the Glock 17, project heavyweight

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  • čas přidán 8. 05. 2021
  • Trying to get substantially more weight onto my Glock 17. PMM barrel and comp. , Taylor Freelance plus 5 brass base pads, tungsten putty, Tungsten weights. Just shy of 40 oz. Doing this to settle the firearm after transitions. Fun experiment to see how far we could go.
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Komentáře • 14

  • @TheHumbleMarksman
    @TheHumbleMarksman Před 3 lety +4

    You basically built an open gun

    • @TacticalAdv
      @TacticalAdv  Před 3 lety +2

      Shhhhhhhhh.......that might have been the plan

  • @GuacIsExtra99
    @GuacIsExtra99 Před rokem

    If he took off the optic and comp, could you still use this thing in limited? Thanks I’m new to it just trying to understand the rules

  • @donh1572
    @donh1572 Před 8 měsíci

    How did this gun land up shooting? Was it worth it

  • @michaelgeorge542
    @michaelgeorge542 Před rokem

    Where did you get the tungsten putty weight kit?

  • @-John-Doe-
    @-John-Doe- Před 2 lety +5

    I’d be interested in adding as much mass to the slide as possible.
    Contrary to marketing in the gun industry _(fancy slide cuts sell),_ you want to lengthen the Time period over which that recoil energy is transferred to the shooter.
    The way to do that is mass.
    Anyone who believes a lighter slide will be less snappy is free to compare a G43 with a G34.

    • @jimmyschock9395
      @jimmyschock9395 Před rokem +4

      You want less reciprocating mass. Adding weight to the slide would cause excessive muzzle rise and dip.

    • @BabushkaCookie2888
      @BabushkaCookie2888 Před 4 měsíci

      You must have your "frame" as heavy as possible and "slide" as light/short as possible in order to get the flattest/recoilless pistol.

    • @-John-Doe-
      @-John-Doe- Před 4 měsíci

      Go to an engineering forum and ask the question.
      Don’t go to a forum about what’s trendy in the gun industry.

    • @-John-Doe-
      @-John-Doe- Před 4 měsíci

      The Force isn’t changing. Δt is.
      The longer period of time over which you can transfer that energy the less _’recoil’_ you will have.
      Lightening the slide will simply speed up the transfer.
      That’s why _’constant recoil’_ exists and why the impulse caused by the bolt striking the receiver or frame is problematic.
      Rob Sullivan was bewildered by the idea of lightening a bolt.
      Bob Vogel added mass to his slide for a reason.
      If that’s the case, why wouldn’t the smallest Glock slides have the least recoil?
      A G48 will have relatively less recoil than a G43X.
      A G34 will have relatively less recoil than a G17.
      You can make an argument that the cycling will be faster, but that’s not reducing recoil.
      The sale of lightened slides is primarily driven by aesthetics.

    • @-John-Doe-
      @-John-Doe- Před 4 měsíci

      @@jimmyschock9395 explain the _’reciprocating mass’_ hypothesis mathematically.

  • @jonathanpforr3844
    @jonathanpforr3844 Před rokem +1

    Get the w74 tungston batteries 6oz total weight ant ur light is still functional just not as bright