Glock 35 Gen4 - 1st Hundred

[@therond.patron4959]

The G35 is my EDC. With a 165/180gr 40 caliber launched out of a 5-in barrel has more energy in target than a 45acp and a 9mm, 40 does better against barriers such as windshield glass, and especially bone where it will hit it, break it, or go straight through. It does not have the mass of the 45acp but will definitely drag more tissue than a 9mm. It gives me 16rds of 40 caliber and the same size package as a 8 to 9 round 1911 giving me twice the capacity right out of the holster. The G35 is a good option if you carry a 45acp and live in an area where there is a big gang problem 🙂 and you like a caliber that begins with a 4 🙂

[@Gieszkanne]

How do you edc it ? Shoulder holster? Its to long for apendix.

[@cmonsterz]

Indeed! The 35 is a fantastic gun and an awful lot of fun to sheet! Congratz!!!

[@72cmcinc]

With the G23 being my first gun ever (20+ years ago), the .40 S&W has always been a fav of mine! Great review as always, do we ever need a reason for a new gun? Your up closes of the guns are always impressive. If you are like me, it must have been difficult to only put 100 rounds through it at first.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

72cmcinc I held back because I knew I would be putting new sights on it, and a Talon grip. Need to save some serious range time and ammo for the "post makeover" work!! Sights are on - Talon came in today's mail. Won't be long.

[@abe1365]

Nice gun! That is the duty weapon of my local PD

[@arturovargas3429]

Fuck your local pd

[@123s453e56a6l]

Coming straight from the underground

[@MichaelGreen-dm2ov]

You had me as a subscriber with the ducks on the treadmill. LMAO!

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

michael green Thanks for subscribing! And thanks for enjoying my quirky sense of humor too!

[@NeptuneBluez]

I love when a lock comes with a pistol. Excellent video as usual. Greetings from Switzerland!

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Neptune Bluez Thanks very much... now if I could just get one of your fine Sphinx pistols to try!! Oh, and a cup of hot chocolate too!! ;-)

[@matthiaslundberg9642]

its a shame that the tactical in crowd is so down on the .40cal

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Reason #42 why I'll never be allowed in the tree house: I don't give a rip what the "tacticool" guys think about anything. Chest thumpers.

[@McNamEvan]

More for me. Used prices are down

[@Catgat37]

@Skeeter G-19 You're definitely not the only one

[@Randorita]

Nice group! I have a 34. Why get one? Why not! I love that big, slow 180 grain .40. My Glock 22 is one of my most accurate guns. I could probably be convinced to trade all of my 9s for 40s. Pet your GSD for me and keep the vids coming.

[@glockensig]

I want one of these with a drop-in 357Sig barrel!! oh....yeh!!!

[@johnrossi841]

i'm currently building a 35 in 357, is that a stormlake barrel? ever chrono the rounds

[@jameskellogg1162]

I have a first gen 35 . I bought it new and it came with adjustable rear sight . It's been a long time since I bought mine and I have other Glocks so you guys correct me if I'm wrong but there was no mention of the barrel or trigger . It was my understanding that the barrel was more accurate and the the trigger pull was a pound less .

[@Gieszkanne]

If you buy a 35 first you wont have to buy a 34. Just a conversion barrel and G17 Mags and a 34 recoil spring.

[@paule799]

Hey Justin what kind of eye protection are you wearing in this video? Cheers, Paul

[@Jarhead6]

Great group Sir! Enjoy it!

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Jarhead6 Thank you, sir. Some guns just naturally make a jagged hole, and this is one of them.

[@911couple5]

would you consider this a good duty gun. i like to have a five inch barrel

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

+shawn douglas Indeed. There are departments that issue them as sidearms.

[@scottiepippen3855]

Stuck between this and a Glock 26 gen 5 anybody have a opinion on what one

[@STURDYSTANCE]

Get the glock 26 first! Then when time passes and you have more funds to get the Glock 35 buy it second.

[@scottiepippen3855]

@@STURDYSTANCE I’ve had a 26 gen 5 I got rid of it and I ended up regretting it I haven’t had the 35 but I have the 27 22 23 and they all shoot amazing I feel like with the longer slide and slide cut it will be a smoother shooter

[@jonathanfrost944]

Wow that ejection was awful. Any updates on this gun? Looked like it was throwing it on the left side sometimes, in your face, and barely dribbling out. How's the gun running?

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Jonathan Frost Glocks are notorious for odd ejection patterns, especially when new. As the springs wear in, it gets better. I've learned to shoot while brass bounces off my face - so I don't really make an issue of it. I've been shooting this gun in some matches - after doing considerable trigger work on it and adding new sights - and it is awesome. Love shooting it.

[@jonathanfrost944]

Justin Opinion Thanks Justin, I have a gen 4 17&34 and they have been perfect. I am considering a 35, thanks for the great reviews!

[@Daponics89]

How does this thing shoot with a 9mm barrel swap?

[@visitgunpalacecom9667]

Very nice! Keep 'em coming.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Visit GUNPALACE com Thank you, and I'll sure try!

[@MyCatCarriesAGlock]

Huh. Factory 34s/35s usually come with the adjustable back sight. That's the normal one.

[@gregpruitt1647]

I am considering a G34 or G35. I want one for competition. I carry and shoot a G27 and G23. Can you talk about the difference in recoil management between the G34 and G35? Also for competition using the G35, what powerfactor will you load for?

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Since you carry .40 you should really consider the G35 for the sake of practical training. Also a benefit that your carry gun can be a backup at the match if the primary goes down. I load .40 for IDPA power factor on the light side. The 180 grain bullet means you can get the numbers you need with a pretty soft load that reliably cycles the gun. It's actually my favorite to shoot in matches.

[@gregpruitt1647]

Humm... I had not considered making the G23 a possible backup for matches. Great idea! The practical shooting aspect is on point as well. I've been looking at a few used G35s, and I've seen some at really good prices. Budget is a large factor for me.

[@ivanalexisroallos4897]

here in the philippines when u buy a glock the gun store will take the 3rd mag and the gun lock and sell it back tou you...

[@tjanderson5785]

Can you use G23 mags in a G35

[@ilikedirtx22]

No

[@MrBulletpoints]

Another gun lock to go in the box full of gun locks.... Love the new Glock smell...

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

MrBulletpoints You betcha! :-)

[@troy9er]

Nice!!

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Dj Project Thanks!

[@wkeil1981]

What sights you use

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

In this video, those are the stock Glock polymer sights. I soon changed them out for AmeriGlo sights - see my separate review of those.

[@TurboB18C1DC2]

I understand that all that matters is that you get the cases out of the chamber but that glock seems to really be struggling at throwing that brass. Seems to be ejecting the cases straight back at you.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

TurboB18C1DC2 I experience that a lot with new Glocks for the first few hundred rounds, and then it goes away. I will also qualify that for much of this shooting I was using my own hand loads, which are not as hot as most factory loads.

[@This-isHowie_Dewitt]

Ejection seems poor and straight back into your face. Typical Glock Gen4 issue.

[@Mo-ng7lp]

You have no aim you literally missed all the shots😭😭