Wow nice and clean. Hard to do with a fifty year old bike.

Bro everybody knows you have to cant down when shooting a Glock and why your eyes closed also training my guy

Everything you said was a positive on the steel pistol was a negative for me. The weight is less, it won’t rust and if you run out of 16 rounds of ammo and still haven’t stopped the threat, then you have terrible marksmanship. You just aren’t use to the Glock so you don’t know how to operate it. Just zero the red dot and forget about the steel sights. I hate to say it but you are definitely hating the Glock. You need to learn how to shoot accurately every firearm you own, stop making excuses, millions of people shoot the Glock accurately and stop closing your eyes, keep your eyes open so you can see the sights.

Love Glocks, but honestly who goes around pointing with their thumbs. One points with the index finger. However that’s not to say that it’s at fault, or any tool is wrong. People love to try and ruin anything because we like arguing. 😂

You, along with a bunch of other people in this vommit section are fixated on the wrong thing. "Natural point of aim" is not something to strive for. A remedial understanding about shooting and body mechanics would teach you that. Human natural point of aim is f*cking terrible!! However, having to rock our wrists forward and lock them in place is advantageous to shooting, aiming, and recoil mitigation. Which means follow up shots can also be faster and more accurate.

Do u want to sell the sro ?

There’s only two handguns I like more than my Glock, those are the sig p226 and the beretta M92fs. But I absolutely love my Glock 19 gen 5

You’re supposed to lube the inserted section, sir..

You're comparing a full size to the compact Glock 19, that maybe 1/2 of your reason of not liking the Glock's grip . You natural point of aim may have changed, as you kept adding additional weight to the 19 with the red dot and the Streamlight . You've also lost a great deal of your concealability, by adding the red dot/Streamlight . But initially, you said you bought the Glock for a " house gun" I carried a handgun for 32 years, as a part of my employment . I went from a full size 45 ACP steel frame to a Glock 23 , as my employment required concealed carry . What a pleasant difference in weight , and I went from a 5 inch barrel to a 4 inch barrel . Sitting in a car was more comfortable . If your brain is working properly, you will never forget you have a weapon on you, concealed or outside the waistband . I have multiple different handguns and around 15,000 rounds through my Glock 22 and my Glock 23 . Easy operation, easy to clean and easy to take apart . The ultimate " house gun", is a short barreled shotgun with #5 or #6 shot shells . I worked in a gun shop for 3 years after retirement and I sold hundreds of handguns . Everyone is looking for something different, as we are all individuals . Some want a thumb operated safety, others do not want one . Some want 17 rounds, other's, 10 . Some want steel framed, others polymer . Some want stainless, others blued/black . I had many a guy bring his wife in and want her to get a full sized weapon for her concealed carry . Many of those women did not have the strength to rack the slide on an out of battery gun, but yet hubby's trying to buy her a full size Berreta, where she'd have no issue with a 5 shot revolver , which fit her hand . And of course many of the men and women have no idea at all on what a critical malfunction is or how to clear one . Everyone is different .

At the end......your sentence sounds depressed......., need some ECT? maybe Ketamine infusion??? OR just deal with it like a MAN. LEARN how to use the gun out of the box....take off the red dot, take off the light.......use OEM trigger and man up........MILLIONS of people master these guns......more than any other in the world......and most don't change ANYTHING....it's fudds that do all weird $tuff to try to fix their shortcomings...... It's a gun, not a little doll for you to keep buying different dresses, shoes, purses lights etc....... Too much unreal video games poison your brains

Man a 18 min video just to say that you don’t like Glock grip angle??? These are old news! Next time do your research!

I prefer the grip angle of the Glock with a reddot, but not with plastic sights.

Glock grip angle=good to go. Double action revolver grip angle=good to go. Single action revolver grip angle=good to go. Sig grip angle=good to go. 1911 grip angle=good to go. If you are griping about the grip angle, you are OVERthinking it and not shooting enough rounds.

For me the problem with Glocks is not the grip angle so much as the grip itself. It feels like you're holding a brick. Not ergonomic for my hand.

Used to hate Glocks. Couldn't throw it at the target and hit it. Was a Sig fan boy. Then I bought a Glock 48. Then a 19. Then a 45, then a 20. The right grip angle and bore axis for me. I found out what I thought was a boxey grip fit well in my hand. The force is distributed better in your palm.

I had a 75 sporty, sure do miss that ole bike. Thanks for the memories

Wonder if you will make a video called “what I didn’t know about shooting when I blamed the Glock grip angle” after you learn all the information you’re missing…

I shoot everything from HK Mk23, Sig P22X series, 1911s and a few ghetto HiPoints to the poors favorite, Glock. All using the same grip, getting pretty comparable results in terms of accuracy. It mostly boils down to just suck it up and shoot. Grip angle is important, but you focusing so hard on it only keeps you from achieving any lasting results, just shoot. Find one hold you like, and force the gun to do what you want it to. Send your hate below, idgaf. Get good or dont, but no need to bitch about MuH gRiP aNgLe

To each their own…I’ve own Ruger , Smith & Wesson and Glocks…six or half dozen…as they say…everyone’s hand and wrist are different…accept the differences…what ever feels right to the individual shooter is the correct firearm for them…it’s not rocket science people…let’s put our dick(s) back in our pants and stop the stupid pissing contest…just saying !

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Many people have gripped about the grip angle and plastic sights on a Glock….not to mention the suckie trigger right out of the box. You just have to practice and get used to it.

Really 15 minutes to tell me that the grip angle on a Glock is 22° really, really?

“I guess I’m kinda old school.” HA! That made me laugh, you don’t look a day over 22.” “I like steel frames…if I run out of ammo I can beat you with it.” Kid, stop trying to live in John Wick’s world. That’s all make-believe and not reality. “I like knowing that I’m not gonna forget that it’s on my body.” No… you didn’t…. You seriously just said that? What an absurd comment to make. If one “forgets” that they have a Glock 19 carried ON THEIR BODY (no less), then they need to stop with handling of firearms all together. You’re just gonna end up hurting yourself one day. Just quit now while you’re ahead. “I’ve heard STORIES (plural) of people forgetting that they were carrying their pistols.” You’re joking right? 😂. I’m speechless at the moment. What a crock of nonsense (because I can’t use the word that rhymes with “ship”). …I can’t watch anymore. Ridiculous. 👎

Point your tumbs at the target at presentation and your sights will be there.

what Glock taught me was to find the nearest garbage can and run.....and why hang all that garbage on it if you properly train with it you don't need all the expensive crap.......or is it you just want to look cool and tactical

best gun ever made Glock

with that angle i figured theyd shoot low but they do shoot high unsure why

I have no idea why you are looking at your front sight when you are using a dot. You should be target focused and not even notice your front sight. Go get some training. If you want to learn how to use a red dot take a class by a legit instructor. I've taken a few Modern Samurai Project classes and I almost have a sub one second draw now. Red dots are great if you have the proper technique. I'm not trying to be mean, but you are really not doing this right. You need to stop trying to figure this out by yourself when there are experts who teach this and have a ton of videos out about it. My wife and 12 year old daughter use red dots on their guns and they love it. It's just a matter of training. I carry a G19 with an SRO everyday and I have no idea who would say that they forgot they were carrying one. Haha. You should stop listening to whoever told you that. Haha And if you just want a different gun, I get that. But don't give up on the dot. If you're a good shooter it will just take a little wile to make the transition. You really should check out MSP, even if you can't get in one of his classes because they sell out so fast, he has a bunch of videos on YT. Jedi is arguable the best red dot instructor out there, but do some research and find a good red dot instructor. The old guys with their 1911s get so made when I out shoot them with my plastic gun and red dot. haha. Good luck!

Perfection wasn't made for everyone.......

I totally agree. I bought a G19 to see what all of the fuss was about and noticed the same thing. I prefer my M&P. Subbed!

I hated Glocks, being a 1911 fan early in my adult yrs, not because of the grip angle but the crap triggers and top heavy feel of the full polymer frames. But now, I have a stable of Glocks and not a single 1911 or 2011. I bought a friend's G27 just to help him out, and then a 19, then a 30sf, then a 43, you get the picture. A $30 trigger connector replacement makes a world of difference and that is all I have had to do to, plus 500 rounds or better in each. Now my point of aim is Glock ready and steady. As far as red dots, I feel the same way as when lasers were the must have new thing. Don't need it.

Start shooting with your thumbs with the glock. Get 2500 rounds in and learn the gun, not 200-400. Nice setup though.

After much practice the problem becomes easy to deal with, but whenever I pick up another gun with a classic grip angle it sure feels nice. I still prefer a P226 or a Beretta any day over the Glock, even though I own a few.

It's funny how us glock guys actually prefer the pointability of the glock grip angle to more vertical grip angles like sig or 1911s but non glock guys come into it and it's totally unnatural. Crazy how the body works and how much reps make a huge difference.

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Crazy because I actually prefer the grip angle on my Glock a-lot more than the grip angle on my Canik.

Lost me at ".... I can beat you with it" . Oh and the "brownie recipe" comments are generally used when the video is boring.

Dry fire… dry fire… then dry fire. Muscle memory will get you dialed in. The first illustration showed us exactly what the issue was.

The first time you put it on target you realize the difference. It does take a little getting used to. It’s such not a big deal. Either you are ok with it or not.

I carry the g45 every day. Iron sights.

Sight picture issues are the shooter

Go buy a Stealth Arms Platypus. It should be the kind of pistol you would like !

Glocks came out in the early 80's where have you been

Ermox stk100 is a metal frame glock clone

I like the Glock grip angle for what is likely to be an uncommon reason - it uses the same angle as the punch in the style of Karate (Isshin Ryu) I train uses. I still don't have any issues with my 1911s or other guns. It's a slight preference, not a deal breaker. With the original grips & T-grip adapter on my 38 Special M&P I have to move the angle even further forward than with a Glock.

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Try the Holosun SCS or EPS made for Glock , it sets lower designed to CO-WITTNESS with stock hight sights , you'll be much happier. SRO is made for target range shooting, not a carry weapon. The grip angle is designed to rotate the wrist up for better alignment with the bore . Holosun EPS comes in two sizes EPS carry is for slim line slides . I run the EPS green MRS on My 19 , the dot is just above My iron sights but I can still see the top of My sights through the glass , its an enclosed emitter so nothing can get inside the optic designed for carry .

You mentioned the M4. If you use the standard grip on that, it's very similar. Maybe even a few degrees further from vertical. With anything you have to practice until it's just muscle memory. The grip. The optic. The trigger. Glocks (and I have a lot of them) actually cause my wrist to bend far enough to the outside that it effects the nerve bundle that goes through the outside of the grip into the hand. Prolonged use and my hand goes totally numb. I can't feel anything, including the Glock, with that hand. I haven't come up with a work around on that yet, so I'm carrying my Old P229 or a P365.

I've owned several Glocks...you are spot on. Thanks for being honest.

do you live under a rock?