Gen5 Glock 19 MOS, 19M parts, Johnny Glocks Combat Trigger

Parts:
Glock 19 MOS, Gen5
- Forward Controls OPF-G, RMR Plate
- OEM Extended Mag Release (P/N SP08794)
- OEM Extended Slide Stop (P/N SP47249)
- Johnny Glocks Combat Trigger w/ Enhanced Striker Assembly
- Trijicon GL201 Suppressor-height Sights
- Trijicon RMR Type 2, RM06, 3.25MOA
- Surefire X300U-B
- PHLSter Extended Switches for X300 WML
- TXC Beacon Holster

[@Drewski423]

I did the glock performance trigger with the Johnny Glocks vex shoe and plus connector. Makes it what a glock trigger should be while maintaining safety. Can’t beat Johnny Glocks.

[@andrewdo9722]

Looking good! FCD's plate is by far the best plate out there! All you need now is a threaded barrel for a can and a can if you don't have one already. ;)

[@ttac0_]

I’m thinking about going with the Mayhem Syndicte Micro Comp/barrel combo.

[@andrewdo9722]

ttac0 That's a good combo also. Looked into them when I was building my Roland Special, but they were out of stock a few years back.

[@Peenurpool]

.....Dude, I so wanted to love my glock 19 & 17, but I just couldn’t get past how my hands do not fit because I have huge hands... I fully agree about Johnny Glock and his triggers👍.... Great guy, and awesome awesome products!!! I ended up getting a VP9 with the optic ready slide... The only thing I didn’t like is that I had to purchase the optic mounting plate from them separately.... minor expense and quickly forgotten though, when it’s all together and the optic is mounted... the fit and function is better than any pistol I’ve owned or tried so far, and I’ve been shooting for a long time... Glock is a great pistol, and I would trust my life to any Glock, but the VP9 has everything that I wished the Glock did, and it is just as, if not more reliable.... I would not hesitate taking any Glock into a hostile environment, but it just wouldn’t be my first choice for a side arm or primary weapon...As far as Glock goes with the Johnny Glock combat trigger goes, I think anyone would be hard pressed to find a better product for their Glock 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@aaronchapman1613]

I love my Glock brothers

[@charles17508]

C&h plates are the plates i use and have had o problems thousands of rounds later i havnt heard of plates you use and I put the tti spring kit with the tac trigger and wow.

[@Patrick_Bateman____]

I use the forward controls plate too. It’s kind of ridiculous it’s been so long and Glock hasn’t fixed the MOS system but then again they don’t need to. People will buy it anyways. Also running a JG trigger. Once I tried it I put them on all my Glocks.

[@xx7legion7xx99]

Great, more stuff I need to order😆

[@codyjenn8785]

Pretty sweet glock

[@cwrowe]

I love the set up. The only thing I would do is put a shorter light on it.....

[@MichaelJ84.]

So I have a question I’ve heard tier one is a great holster. I’m a bigger dude 511 300 pounds so I got some extra baggage working on that but would that holster be comfortable enough at about the 3 o’clock to 4 o’clock position for a big guy, if not, what’s your recommendation

[@5jjt]

Thanks for the review. Olight is having a sale on black friday. Their mini valkery 2 mini is very bright, magnetic charging, and it would not stick past the muzzle. It's on/off is the exact same as yours. When the striker was installed, did the smoothness of the break improve or just the trigger weight? Maybe both? BTW, I recognize your voice from somewhere else.

[@ttac0_]

I'm a big fan of the X300U, it ain't going nowhere. The striker did improve the smoothness of the break by a huge margin... Glass on glass.

[@brianj1136]

Sticking past the muzzle really isn't much of an issue if it's just a little bit. When it's sticking off THAT much it basically makes the gun as long as the 17 lol. But I would say just a little bit past is ok and probably preferable as it acts as a stand off device; allowing the firearm to stay in battery and cycle when pressed up against an opponent.

[@brianj1136]

@@ttac0_ see my comment to him above about stand off device and why it's good/preferable to have a light stick slightly in front of the muzzle.

[@tylertisdale6297]

Don’t run o light in a defense pistol. Surefire, streamlight, Or inforce for defense pistols.

[@HWG-wm8ld]

O light is a toy, not a life saving tool.

[@fernandorodrigues4010]

which Striker Firing Pin Spring is using (4.5 or 5.0 lb)?

[@user-pz5ju7mw3k]

I’ve been curious about the extended slide stop in the gen 5 since it is ambidextrous. Does that interfere with holsters?

[@JohnBrown-ly9md]

Most likely. I got a kagwerkz one and if you have a sweatguard on the holster most likely. I got a werkz holster on the way and they said it will most definitely interfere with the one they are sending me. So I'm gonna chop the sweat guard off. And polish it back down smooth round and shiny

[@marcuskennedy9356]

It depends on the holster. I’ve used OEM, extended, and a kagwerks all in my Tier 1 all with no problems.

[@dylanhernandez5475]

Did you have any issue with the RMR not sitting properly on the recoil lugs?.

[@user-pz5ju7mw3k]

Also curious about this.

[@baggy5025]

Hey so I bought just an rmr type 2 sight for my mos and I was wondering how do I install the sight with the FCD OPF-G plate? What screws do I need and what other things do I need?

[@5jjt]

Trijicon gives a part number on their site. I don't know the number, but I've seen it.

[@ttac0_]

The OPF-G comes with everything you need for install.

[@dfmzfr]

@@ttac0_ Can confirm.

[@1503rascon]

Where did you get the magazine catch and slide release from?

[@ttac0_]

Calvin Smith I don't recall but if you look up the part numbers, you can find them.

[@darrylhart8152]

What holster is that and the company.

[@adriansoto239]

Got a g23 gen 5. Looks exacly as yours. As a professional LEO, my recommendation is always use what you can shoot best, and if you can shoot, take the .40

[@HWG-wm8ld]

Why? And if bigger is better, why not 10mm, 357sig, 45acp? If a 10mm goes through the heart are they more dead? No, nine is the best

[@adriansoto239]

@@HWG-wm8ld with that mindset then a .380 is best, or 30 super carry, or 5.7, or 22 magnum etc. Logically speaking bigger is better!

[@enrico8730]

Any issues with the johhny glock triggers - specifically light primer strikes?

[@ttac0_]

Not at all. The thing is super reliable. I probably have 5k rounds through that gun by now with zero issues.

[@fernandorodrigues4010]

4,5 lb Firing Pin Spring ?

[@920WASHBURN]

Doesmt he use timney triggers, and polishes them?

[@tereztiago9133]

i changed the ugly gen 5 baseplates on mines back to the gen4 it makes a big difference in looks

[@ttac0_]

Terez Tiago on the mags?

[@tereztiago9133]

@@ttac0_ yes

[@gymleader_aaron_]

love the g19 mos. Have a g45 mos of my own. X300u weapon light and VIper RMR. Im curious why you hate the Glock plates though. I only ask because the plate you are using on your 19 isnt sitting flush on the left side and its all I could look at the entire time. Were the plates your Glock came with just not compatible with that red dot or do you know something I dont and they really are just trash?

[@ttac0_]

Aaron bash the standard Glock plates have no fences for the optic to lock into. There have been plenty of people complaining about how their optic keeps coming loose with the stock plates. Stock plates warping with use. Stock plates being out of spec from the factory. The Forward Controls plate is, by far, the best mounting solution for the MOS system. When you get a custom optic cut on a Glock slide, it is made to fit the RMR specifically (or whichever optic you decide to go with). The stock Glock mounting plate is just a flat piece of steel.... it requires a mounting kit from Trijicon that includes a sealing plate so the optic stays waterproof. Plus, the only thing holding the optic in place are the screws... that's it. With the Forward Controls plate, it has the lugs and fences to keep the RMR secure while cycling. Trust me on this one, do the research.

[@gymleader_aaron_]

@@ttac0_ I see, had no clue that was an issue to be honest. Nothing a bit of locktite cant prevent!

[@chandlerellis5457]

Is it still perfectly reliable with that trigger? In terms of no light primer strikes

[@ttac0_]

I'm about 3k+ rounds through this gun now and zero light prime strikes. No issues at all.

[@jonah8133]

@@ttac0_ Was there anything specific you did to prevent light primer strikes? I saw another guy run into that after 1k round through his combat trigger and striker. Sounds like he might of messed something up

[@ttac0_]

@@jonah8133 I’ve yet to have any light primer strikes. If he’s having issues, Johnny will get him sorted out.

[@bloodmutt]

Got the Tenicor Malus Sol for my holster

[@fernandorodrigues4010]

Does this Tenicor holster scratch the weapon a lot, because the retention is on the side of the weapon and not on the trigger guard?

[@fernandorodrigues4010]

Does this Tenicor holster scratch the weapon a lot, because the retention is on the side of the weapon and not on the trigger guard?

[@bloodmutt]

@@fernandorodrigues4010 Haven't had it long enough to tell. Three months in and it doing good. Had to cut into the sweat guard a bit because I have an extended slide release even though they they claimed it would work with extended controls.

[@fernandorodrigues4010]

@@bloodmutt I ordered a Tenicor Sagaz Lux 2 and I also have an extended slide release. Hoping you don't have to cut the sweat protector. Before buying I called Tenicor and they told me it was compatible with the Extended slide release. My biggest concern is whether the slide is going to be too much fun.

[@bloodmutt]

@@fernandorodrigues4010 Mine is an oddly designed extended slide release. It's the Tyrant slide release. Possibly contributed to it. It refused to seat properly until I made those adjustments.

[@bloodmutt]

Chpws adapter for holosuns

[@tylercooper5092]

Idk how you miss going over the biggest enhancements of the gun (optic and light)…

[@HWG-wm8ld]

Easy , they don’t make the gun better.

[@BrothaGoodReps]

I tend to give CHPWS the nod for best plate but that one looks nice

[@CHAS-fw4qm]

I’ve heard good things about the CHPWS. I might go with that for my Gen5.19mos. You running the same set plate?

[@PandemicGameplay]

the owner is a schizo though. Forward Controls is much more reputable.

[@TheDirtyDirtMcGirt]

For the love of vocal fry.

[@charles17508]

Yeah it would be better if they droped supply on there plates and charge less the plates are trash they warp there fat just a sloppy way of doing the plates there are to many aftermarket plate companies that are great the one i use is dpp or c&h . I just buy a shoe than do rest to trigger my favorite conector is the dot and i do a 25 cent trigger job .cheers bro.

[@grantpurcell9922]

Zero the dot independently from your irons! Never slave your irons!

[@ttac0_]

Grant Purcell oh I do. I was just showing that the irons can be seen in the lower 1/3 portion of the RMR.

[@phxmiller]

Did he ask for this advice or your recommendations?

[@littlerascals8183]

Can’t watch video with that voice

[@X_USSR_Soldier]

The way you trash Glock plate tells the rest of the world that you are either newby who shots his glock 3 times a year, or someone who has a limited experience with the gun. With the guns. And your shinny slides confirms my point :)😃

[@PandemicGameplay]

Glock fan boy must be needing his daily dose of Glock copium.