Does The Glock Grip Angle Help Fight Recoil?

[@Boomshaka]

How i think about it is that a glock's first shot wont be as accurate as for example a Canik SF, but with the follow up shots the glock grip angle would mitigate the recoil much better and perform more accurate than the other pistols

[@richardkluesek4301]

Glock grip angle is similar to that of the Lugar, considered by some to be a natural pointer.

[@spnfirearms]

Yes, respect!

[@5fivezero0]

Thanks man, this def clears things up for me.

[@jaydavis6594]

I recently did a video on my glock 19 mos gen 5 and that's when I first realized the difference in the grip angle. I was more focused on my natural point of aim, though. I'll have to go out and compare the recoil control with something comparable. Thanks.

[@adamshaw8214]

Yes it certainly does. My glock 31 in 357sig has less recoil than my 1911 45. So the more powerful 357 recoils less even in a lighter gun.

[@leofightsback6514]

Bro you know you my bro and I'm rocking with you but at the same time I'm going to keep on poking fun until I see a AR pistol or a AK pistol fall out of your arsenal. Everyone needs a proper rifle caliper truck gun. Well at least all of us defenders. Cool show.

[@allenlett]

I feel as if bore axis height is of more importance in relation to recoil. Every Glock that I own and have owned, I have to turn my wrist down slightly to get the sight window right for my eye. It becomes second nature, but it isn’t natural for me. For what it’s worth, I’ll never part ways with my Gen4 G19.

[@mikelasa5173]

I’ve said before that especially with my G-19, when I draw and present, the sight picture just seems to be right there! So natural! And, it was like that immediately when I first shot it. My 43x is the same! Really good content! Thanks bro!

[@spnfirearms]

No problem! Respect

[@Frohman5584]

Same! Glock 19 feels natural to the draw and quick to line up sights accurately.

[@bobbyraejohnson]

Your exactly right.

[@spnfirearms]

Respect! Thanks for Watching.

[@barbandrob1]

Good grip angle and low bore axis…

[@spnfirearms]

Yes agreed! Well said

[@652barry]

Short answer. No

[@bobbyraejohnson]

Short answer: yes….

[@spnfirearms]

It definitely does