An outlet works fine

I love my P320. It’s not the M18 version but it still has the manual safety. I’ve had the non manual safety version and never had issues with it “going off”. I ended up trading it towards a Walther PDP (my favorite pistol of all time) . I however missed my 320 so much went out a got another one. It’s my EDC only because the 4.5 inch barrel on the Walther is a bit too big for concealment. However if the zombies attack, I’m reaching for the Walther. Thanks for the vid I enjoyed it.

This vs the XR920P….

That’s odd, i switched all my glocks to gen 3 bc gen 4 ejected cases at my forehead

I really like mine! That said, I appreciate the negative videos about it. They make a great steel man against my preference for the platform and help me think it through. On the drop safety, I don't recall seeing any recreation of the problem in any pistol that has been repaired by Sig or manufactured since their recall. Of the three ND videos I have seen, two were with Glocks and one was with the P320. All appear to me to have been due to the inadvertent manipulation of the trigger. All that said, I think people should be responsible and use what they like.

Nice got me a brown double and they are 99 at sportsman’s warehouse for the large and 69 for smaller

Makes since with the switch with out it don’t think it does much of course law abiding citizens won’t get one

Appreciate the overview. Wanted to check it out before buying. Seems a pretty solid purchase.

love my 19c. will most likely get my g45 ported as i enjoy shooting it even more. upgraded my extractor to a gen 4 and it fixed my issues.

Nice!

Look I get it but also. Non-compliance. When a law is illegal / unconstitutional it is your duty as a citizen to not follow it and inform your representatives.

I just wish they were as affordable as an AR. Id definitely want one but for like 800 dollars, its a hard sell

I think it looks like a good pistol if you like ge G17, it looks like a natural. I like the finger grooves. In the event I liked the larger guns-I would certainly consider it. Great video. Thank you.

I will have my CZ P10C next week. Thank you for your educational video.

No. And this video isn't worth the bandwidth to watch. Want to do something to make your G17C actually shoot better? Do a 3.5lb connector and a $.25 trigger job. Seriously. You don't know anything about Glocks, other than what you see in other YT videos and try and pass off as original content. Pathetic.

All exteriour mods are good..unless they not essential mechanical ones ....OEM is mostly the best...

The answer is a resounding yes to modifying your Glock trigger… but not with $2,000 worth of aftermarket parts, disabling the safety features, changing the striker, springs, or any of that nonsense. No, I modify my Glock with about $200 to $500 worth of ammo and by shooting it fast, hot, and hard-a minimum of 500 rounds in one session. Here’s why: the heat and concussion generated during high-volume shooting force the internals of the gun-the striker, firing pin channel, spring, extractor, and ejector-to mold and settle into place. They begin to fit together with absolute precision, and over time, this natural wear and settling smooths out the entire trigger mechanism. Now, if you’ve ever actually worked on guns, especially striker-fired pistols, you’d know that the trigger itself has nothing to do with the trigger’s smoothness. Go ahead and take the frame off a new Glock, and you’ll see it immediately-the trigger pull is already light and smooth when it’s disconnected from the slide. So, all those people spending hundreds of dollars on aftermarket triggers are missing the point. The grit and stutter you feel in the trigger pull? It’s not in the trigger unit itself-it’s all about the interaction between parts inside the slide. That’s where the magic happens. The striker, channel, and spring all need to wear in and smooth out over time through heat and use. No amount of aftermarket modifications can change that basic fact. Swapping out triggers, changing springs, or installing fancy new strikers? None of that is going to give you the result you’re chasing. The best and only way to get the perfect trigger pull on a striker-fired gun, especially a Glock, is to simply run it hard. Do that, and any stock striker-fired trigger-whether it’s a Glock, FN, Walther, or any other brand-will feel unbelievably smooth. It’s not about mods, it’s about use. That’s the secret. Run your gun, and it will perfect itself.

CZ P10c And Walther PDP,they are the best guns!

Wish the would make the c slide compatible with the s frame

Looks good with the fde slide. Wanted to get that myself and might need to now!

Straight forward video thank you Sir.

Is your guide rod polymer ?

I also have an XR 920 and absolutely love it. Just installed a Glock performance trigger and made it even better. Will be picking up a Radian ramjet soon.

If there's a hole there's a goal😅

I honestly would never own a Glock. I was always more into the Sig P226/P229 and HK da/sa platforms. I just didn’t like striker guns, but I eventually got a VP9 and loved it. I slept on CZ as a brand and specifically the P10C for several years, and now I suddenly out of nowhere just want one. From what I can tell, they’re offering an amazing value with the P10C that seems to be a solid performer. Nice video 👍

That is one of my favorite carry gun very reliable, excellent ergonomic, now under $400 . A number one pick before Glock 19.

awesome build

A beauty of a weapon

I’m looking for the CZ P10f in 45 ACP. Such good guns, super underrated. Yeah, I’m a CZ fanboy LoL