Glock 48 vs Glock 19

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[@AustinofDivebomb]

The s15 mags are supposed to be paired with a metal mag release. Overtime the plastic one will wear out using the metal mags.

[@JohnWicksPencil14]

After both myself and my brother having reliability issues with the S15's, I would never trust them enough to carry them. I'd rather have a ten round standard mag, or better yet an x macro with a standard 17 rd mag cap.

[@FalconCB-mc6sx]

@@JohnWicksPencil14never had a feeding issue using multiple rounds, I have the SA15 gen 2 mags in my 43x for my edc.

[@JohnWicksPencil14]

@@FalconCB-mc6sx people have different experiences and therefore have different opinions. Mine have become paperweights, and I don’t carry the 43x anymore in favor of the x macro and Glock 19 for standard mag capacity and shootability at distance.

[@bigdongled3077]

@@JohnWicksPencil14Experiences are determined by how equipment is used. I too have never had a single malfunction of any kind using the S15 Gen 2. Maybe you need to change ammo. That’s the entire point of testing gear out so you can find out what works and what doesn’t and the ammo you used clearly doesn’t work with the S15. Try 124 grain Sig V-Crown or 115 grain Hornady Critical defense. Bullet weight matters too as OA length of the round will differ slightly between varying bullet weights.

[@JohnWicksPencil14]

@@bigdongled3077 I get that, but if I can have a piece of gear that will feed anytging I put in it that’s what im going to run. I’m glad they work for you, they just aren’t for me.

[@scottlawrence8157]

There is significant thickness difference that makes a difference in concealment.

[@sevendoubleodex]

sIgNiFiCaNt

[@TheTexasGunChannel]

@@sevendoubleodexI’m surprised you can spell significant.

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

Think you probably want to look up the definition for that word before using it. Definitely not a significant difference in width. Losing 5 rounds over .16 difference is not a good trade-off.

[@scottlawrence8157]

@@napalmstickylikeglue It's more than a .16" difference. Also, you have slightly less overall length with the 48 as well as a slightly longer barrel making it a touch more powerful, quieter, and concealable.

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

@@scottlawrence8157 oh look, someone who can complete a simple internet search. How adorable? 😏

[@workhorse8527]

It would be wise to update to the metal mag release. It is highly recommended or overtime. It will start breaking down if you don’t.

[@stevenp8198]

You have to use an aluminium mag release or it will ruin your mag release and your mags wont lock in the gun......that was some bad advice dude!!!

[@user-bq2xu3mc1r]

This is true to an extent, I had mine without the metal piece for a good while, the average Joe can get away with it, it when you hit the range a lot is when it gives issues

[@douglasphillips24]

I prefer the 19 cause grip on 48 too thin for my hands . I just don't shoot the 48 as accurate as 19 or 23 therefore I'm not changing cause 19 is easy for me to conceal and easy for me to shoot.

[@CRsquared64]

@kilgor5793someone’s got bitch sized hands

[@vahnn0]

Idk how these giant baseplates sticking out of the bottom of the grip started to be known as "flush fit." That's not flush fit. Look at the old 7 rd 1911 mags. Those are flush fit. Nothing protruding from the bottom of the grip. But yeah, these mags rock. They work in my AF 1911 S15.

[@Mike44569]

Base plates are made thicker now for stripping mags

[@puggins1]

while I hold my little S&W 638 snub lovingly.....

[@iliftbro413]

You need the metal mag release if you’re going to use the shield arms mag because the steel mags will strip the plastic mag release. Plus, it’s a shame you have to spend $599 on a glock and then $100+ to enjoy it with upgrades. A sig 365 macro has 17+1 out of the box

[@kevinmoore6640]

The x macro is also a 1000$+ gun... lmfao

[@iliftbro413]

@@kevinmoore6640 you crazy. Joe biden must of struck his signature inflation on sig too because I didn’t pay no $1,000…

[@DoaneTactical]

The Glock 48 I got for $389. The Sig is $579. I will end up getting the Sig, but I got the Glock 48 to show off for some of my students because they are mainly female.

[@iliftbro413]

@@DoaneTactical haha

[@imhimmazi7999]

Switch the mag release to metal!!! It literally says to switch it on their site! Ive shot 100s of rounds through my 43X with 0 failures! And i own 3 SA15 mags

[@DoaneTactical]

I plan to do this. I am trying to see how long it takes for the polymer mag release to fail.

[@snowfort77]

PSA micro dagger mags all day over the SA15

[@DoaneTactical]

I will be testing these mags out as well.

[@ihtenubz9697]

@@DoaneTactical You don’t need to change any parts out and they have so far been 100% reliable across the board.

[@speculizer1971]

Don’t know how they can be better…… if the nine SA mags I’m very familiar with each with over 1k rds through them and ZERO issues. I love all PSA products, but ZERO issues with SA mags.

[@ihtenubz9697]

@@speculizer1971 you’re very lucky then. The failure rate is very high with the SA mags and you need to change the polymer mag release to a metal one or you are guaranteed failures when the mag destroys the mag release. The PSA mags have a very very low failure rate and do not require a metal mag release so the OEM one can stay. That is definitely better by all standards.

[@lubrew5862]

Hopefully they will be in stock soon so I can test them. PSA doesn’t have the greatest track record for quality control, though I have heard it has gotten better in recent years. Years ago bought one of their premium BCG and it would close on the no go gauge. Two other bcg I had passed with the same barrel. Just crappy QC and crappy customer service when I wanted to return the paperweight

[@FFLL2112]

Glock 19 with +2’s on the factory mags and you are 17+1 with the most reliable, quality handgun you can buy.. trusted by Navy Seals and numerous other special forces, federal, state and local law enforcement. You cannot buy better 💯

[@ATI_117]

Me laughing that California gets 10 round mags only 😭😭😭😭

[@jojodancer1743]

​@SnowflakeTriggererExactly. If they are really about 2a why are they emoji laughing at their countrymen who are being forced to go less prepared?

[@bandito_dino]

If you can’t hit someone in 10 rounds, you shouldn’t have a gun to begin with.

[@taasch2505]

​@@bandito_dinosomeone vs somoneS. Also not anyone's business what someone else carries and the 2A wasn't meant for handguns and exclusively self defense.

[@bandito_dino]

@@taasch2505 it becomes everyone’s business when 9 people are wounded and the attacker was the 10th bullet. That’s what I meant by what I said.

[@rigamortez]

Upgrade to steel mag and mag catch for both. 15 rounds for the 48 with Shield Arms and 17 rounds with the MBX Defender mags for the 19

[@shuumai]

I wonder why the slide of the G19 couldn't be thinner. Maybe that's the next big thing? Then the frame could be swapped between big grip and slim grip.

[@rt_rigo]

It can’t be thinner bc the magazine in the glock 19 is a double stack meaning it stacks the bullets side by side unlike the other one where it’s one single file line

[@shuumai]

@@rt_rigo BUT, the Dagger Micro magazines fit 15 just by removing all but the front strip of polymer from the magazine, and that fits in the 43x and 48. Same with the Shield Arms magazines.

[@KillerRatedM]

“For all in tense and purposes” lmfao

[@Aversepompano]

For all intents and purpose… one of the few that doesn’t say “for all instensive purposes” which is wrong lol

[@patrickhanley5542]

😂dead!

[@sammartin1303]

Glock saw the old "spot the difference" games and said hold my beer

[@GarrettXPrime]

PSA's micro dagger magazine fits that too I think. Look into it though

[@keliezex]

Were can I get the 15 mag? Can I get a link

[@dakotafoster7903]

Was just about to mention the double staked aftermarket mags but you beat me to it 😂

[@richardgarcia369]

Just cause it works with polymer doesn't mean it's good. Switch it out with metal so the polymer on the inside will last longer and work more properly. If you switch back to polymer mags it'll get messed up also not click in place it'll just slide right out.

[@DoaneTactical]

Thank you for your comment. I plan on swapping it out. For the long-term review, I want to see how long it will last with the polymer mag release. I have no intention of going back to polymer mags. Maybe the PSA Mags that are a hybrid but not full polymer.

[@JosephSaad-iz3vm]

Glock 19 is the G.O.A.T

[@chelseamichaelwilliams3284]

I wish glock made factory 15 round mags for the 48, I just don't trust the sheild arms mags. If sheild arms can make 15 round mags then glock should have been able to make 15 round mags for the 48.

[@danalamb8398]

☆☆You also have to change the mag release to metal for the metal Shield arms magazine. Otherwise, you'll wear down the polymer mag release.

[@anisenkrill6179]

I tried the 15 rd in my 48. It's actually two 7 rd magazines as it misfeeds on rd 8 every time...

[@DoaneTactical]

I would look into it. There are a lot of people having issues with reliability, and it is not the mags. Then again you could have a lemon.

[@Boogaloogian]

1k+ rounds through my S15 mags and no hiccups, just as reliable as Glock mags for me

[@anisenkrill6179]

@@DoaneTactical I have like 800 rds through my 48 with 4 different factory 10's without a problem...

[@bigdongled3077]

@@anisenkrill6179Use different ammo. I have use 124 Sig V-Crown and 115 Hornady Critical Defense as well as 115 grain Federal Champion and 115 grain Winchester White Box and have yet to have a single malfunction. That is the entire point of testing equipment to see what works and what doesn’t and the ammo you used in the S15 clearly doesn’t work. I’ve got gen 2 S15s.

[@haan2747]

Psa mags are better even if you have to modify them a bit, 2 gunsmiths on here show you how to clean them up perfect because they fit so much better than the s15 mags. They break down the full size comparisons vs the original and the Psa and Sheild mags so you can see why they don’t use the shield mags. Excess arms makes a plus 5 extension for them too and mine has functioned flawlessly. And I didn’t have to change the mag catch lol.

[@JimmyNindrix]

Micro dagger mag enters chat

[@stevenwright1544]

If you dont want to change out your magrelease Palmetto State Armory makes 15 round mags for the 43x and 48 that are hybrid. Half plastic in the front and metal in the back.

[@MelodyTymee]

I hear 50/50 mix reviews on those s15 mags. you also have to change out the mag release if you’re running the s15.

[@N3wbMa5t3r]

With the Shield Arms magazines it’s strongly recommended that you replace the factory magazine release with a metal one because the factory one WILL wear out.

[@Joe-ie8vk]

If you could only have one which would you choose? With the shield arms or micro dagger mags I mean so there on the same playing field with capacity? Personally I would probably go with the 48 cause it’s slimmer not just better for carry but with my hands and everyone’s are different the 19 doesn’t fit my hand well I actually hated glocks until I got a 42 and a 43x. Thinking the 48 is coming down the line for me also. Curious though owning both what would you pick if you could only have one?

[@DoaneTactical]

If I could only have one, I would go with the 48. I have small man hands. I am only 5'6, so my hands are about the size of a large females hands. I found it was easier for my hands to grip the 48 over the 19. Outside of Glock , I really like the p365 from Sig. It fits my hand well, and with the AXG p365, you can have an all metal sub compact carry gun. I'm a sucker for all metal guns.

[@Hooleratjaboy0421]

Glock 48 is slimmer than the glock 19 for a more comfortable CCW experience

[@DoaneTactical]

Yes, however, I am starting to prefer the 19 all around. I'm working on a video going into details. If you have small hands, the 48 is a great option. However, I have beefier hands, so I'm finding I like the 19 a little more.

[@mrjokable7046]

You should change to a metal mag release. Otherwise those mags will tear up the polymer button

[@CartersChambers]

G48 is much more difficult to be proficient with compared to the g19 or even the g26

[@josepena1675]

For those that are looking to up the mag capacity go look at shield arms they have mags you can buy and mag releases that you have to swap out if you buy their mags simply because it’ll were down the polymer on you oem Glock mags

[@jacobbrowning6898]

I got a glock 45 love the extra rounds instead of a 10rn mag. I have 17+1

[@DoaneTactical]

Glock 45 is a cool gun, but it's a duty gun and doesn't conceal nearly as well as the thinner profile of the Glock 48. Plus, I can get +5 extensions for the S15 mags. Giving me 20 rounds.

[@AnthonyMihelich]

PSA has plastic coated mags for the 43x/48 that work with plastic mag catch that ar 15 rounds

[@LS1LE]

Shield tells you to use the metal release. I’m not impressed with shield parts as of now. There reliability is in question.

[@michaelfelderman915]

Ps the PSA micro dagger mags are better 15+1 and don’t require any change. But if you running SA get the aluminum mag catch. It will allow you to run both without chewing up your oem mags like a metal mag will

[@user-tp3pf5co1k]

Is that fiochi ammo?

[@qbanz00]

All that for 9mm …just get a Glock 20 and be happy lol

[@tappinthatbassfishing]

The s15 mags with eat that Polymer mag release up they recommend on their side to upgrade to the metal one. That’s what I did with my Glock 43X

[@DoaneTactical]

I plan to buy the metal one. I'm testing to see how long it takes for the mag release to fail with the metal mags. I'm planning on a full review of this handgun, and that's the data I want to use for the review.

[@almeriomitchell24]

If you got the shield arms mag, change the poly mag catch. You will thank me later.

[@tellyboytee5282]

Change that mag release to a metal u dont want polymer rubbing with metal

[@ThatDudeSamurai]

Reminds me of the iphone debates

[@SixTwoHemi]

Single stack vs double stack….boom there’s your difference!!

[@glassjar7814]

Would never trust my life with one of those shield mags

[@DoaneTactical]

I understand that. I haven't had any issues with my Shield Mags. I've run a magazine of "duty" ammo through both Shield mags and didn't have any hiccups.

[@Kyle.Mooney]

Roughly the same size 🤣

[@michelburton2790]

Same size the 48 is slimmer 😂😂

[@farhan.naushad]

If you take the polymer sleeve off of the G19 mag, it should fit in G48.

[@D-A-1776]

Glock could've just done polymer mags without the metal inside and got more rounds. The shield arms mags aren't reliable at least mine wasn't

[@DoaneTactical]

I would have loved Glock to make OEM 15 round mags for the 48. However, I have 2 Shield mags, and both of mine have worked. I carry Critical Duty, and they run reliably through the mags.

[@EricC817]

I just got the 48 I love it my new edc which do you prefer the 48 or the 19 I have the 19 as well I can’t decide what I like more

[@DoaneTactical]

For Concealed Carry, I definitely prefer the 48. After carrying and shooting the 48, I'm noticing some issues when it comes to sustained fire with the 48. Which I'll touch on in my full review of it. I definitely like it and recommend it to everyone. It's just funky for my hands.

[@SenorPain81]

Thanks! Wow such a shortage of videos like this on KZbin! You’re very original! No one has ever done this! What an innovator!

[@DoaneTactical]

If that wasn't meant to be sarcastic, I'm sorry, I took that as sarcasm.

[@isiahaalejandro]

Thick ness always plays a role

[@Mike44569]

"that's what she said"

[@ethanstevens1963]

Now I want a 48

[@DoaneTactical]

I definitely recommend the 48. I haven't had any issues with mine.

[@michaelpieseeno8076]

1 looked thicker than the other.

[@Mavryck_Tha_Myghty]

That Shield Arms mag will only work with your plastic mag-catch for so long. When in doubt, go OEM.

[@garrettlundy3959]

Waiting for a slimline (43/43x/48) Glock performance trigger and direct-mount Holosun SCS Until those are available I’ll stick with the G19

[@garrettlundy3959]

UPDATE: The Holosun SCS-K isn’t direct for to the MOS. I didn’t want a plate so I got the direct fit Cyelee Cat X Pro. Still waiting on that Performance Trigger®️

[@SupaEMT134]

Weak enthusiasm

[@justkiknit]

micro dagger mags

[@nickc7320]

Haha, that's what she said

[@showmetimefelix7500]

Continue to use the Glock factory applied Copper colored Bronze Oilite lubrication on frame, Slide and trigger. A small dab of this Nanotechnology ball bearings on the magazine release will protect the Steel to polymer contact point. Something grease and oil cannot do.

[@lltopdollagng24]

I got the 43x and the s15 mag would jam sometimes buy the G19 or the G26

[@Chris-fd4kh]

Can someone tell me why a metal mag release is necessary when my Sig and M&P take metal mags and I’m certain the mag releases are all polymer. I think most pistols are with metal mags/polymer releases.

[@DoaneTactical]

Facts. It's because it's a Glock... clearly an inferior product.

[@christophermead9800]

I’m not a Glock guy, but if I were to buy a Glock it would hands down be the G48. I have small hands so it would be better for me than the other Glocks

[@DoaneTactical]

Agreed 👍

[@Andy-je3el]

So I can put 15 rounds in a single stack width pistol? 🤔🤔

[@DoaneTactical]

Yes! That's honestly what sold me on it.

[@tylerpurple2161]

Yeah, but definitely upgrade the mag catch to metal if ur gonna use these metal mags, however u don’t need to upgrade the mag catch if u get the newer palmetto state armory Psa dagger micro mags, which have polymer where the mag catch is, so u don’t need to change it, and it also fits 15 round in the mag

[@Boogaloogian]

G48 MOS with S15 mags, green dot sight, TLR7 sub is a god tier concealed carry pistol. And don't forget to pair that with an LAS Concealment Ronin 3.0-L.

[@barkacademies3829]

Why would anyone get a full size single stack that isn’t a 1911? I’m confused

[@imermaliqi9488]

Nice , G48 is much better now 👍🏻

[@swaveey888]

It is, but I don't like the single stack magazine 👎

[@Ggwp15mins]

You dont need the shield mags, buy Taurus g3 mags and cut release notches wider.

[@prettynormalguy3169]

This is terrible advice.

[@ernestoechevers4741]

19 everyday 0 compromise just ad night sights and 😃👍

[@yournotworthytolookatme]

The 48 looks a little bit longer and also thiner

[@DoaneTactical]

That it is.

[@dirtditch3]

If you live in new jersey, it doesn't matter how much the mag holds, cause they're gonna swap it for 10 round mags

[@codyjenn8785]

i like both those Glocks I own an all black Glock 43x I really like it

[@josesantiago3245]

G19 All Day!

[@j79meyerify]

Sig p365 tacops 17 round mag 💪🏽

[@vipboyrockywilliams6577]

Even though I have a 48 and a Walter 380 auto I always carry my Taurus gc3 its small hidden and carry 12 plus one in the head it is my first and favorite firearm and its cheap there all good guns though❤

[@DoaneTactical]

Agreed, they're all good. I personally am a Sig guy, but I appreciate all firearms.

[@maxinaroundoutdoors]

Psa micro mags are the way

[@EB-lq8sp]

If I would have seen this like 3 months ago I would have just got this instead of the plus4

[@DoaneTactical]

The plus 4 is good for the stock mags. However, having 15 rounds on tap is a game changer.

[@gnuttz5022]

G19

[@Xretrorich]

I’d definitely take a 19 as my first glock

[@DoaneTactical]

You're not wrong, but as a first Glock, I would look at the 17, 45, or 19x.

[@TheTexasGunChannel]

Bro is only capable of seeing in 2D😂😂 the 43 is soo much skinnier

[@hudsonhayer9376]

So your confirming the 48 is a waste of time and money. Thanks

[@DoaneTactical]

Depends on how you look at it. The 19 might be a more waste of money if you plan to conceal carry it.

[@ItsIntelligentDesign]

Glock isn’t a dumb company - if it’s possible to fit a double stack mag into the width of a single stack grip why wouldn’t they have done that from the outset?

[@anisenkrill6179]

Why didn't they make a single stack for 35 years??? I bought a 48 right when it came out and I'm not even Canadian. It's my absolute favorite.

[@TRUROGERSBOY]

The clip doesn't sit correctly inside

[@COBHC8890]

I still prfer my G26. 10/15/17/33rds.

[@DoaneTactical]

More power to you. I never was a fan of the double stack subcompact guns. It's probably because the only one I've shot was in .45 ACP, but I digress.

[@COBHC8890]

@@DoaneTactical Ow I understand that 100%. I'm not a gun expert, but I tend to stick with pistols that are proven, have a track record, and just work. The G19/17 is up there with the best pistols ever made, but I just can't wrap my head around the "flavor of the month" style guns. (Not talking about you or your channel). People will pass on a gun that has been around for 20+ years, but will buy up a gun thats been out a few weeks, and swear it's the best of the best! I'll take a 99 Toyota Tundra, over a 2023 Tundra any day. Keep up the work bro! Thank you for the kind words!! 🤘🤘🤘

[@DoaneTactical]

@COBHC8890 you're welcome!

[@PhilOverstreet]

Uhh the 48 is longer and less wider than the 19. Pretty important differences

[@bigdopamine9343]

Shield arms mags work 50% of the time.

[@DoaneTactical]

I've had 100% success with my mags, and I bought 2 of them.

[@bigdopamine9343]

@@DoaneTacticalyou got the only two that work. They’re garbage.

[@supanigra18750]

Shield mags are complete trash. There’s literally no point for the 48 to even exist to be honest

[@dreadheadrastah]

Looks tiny I’ll get a glock 19 next

[@sinsangual7799]

Wow 😮

[@richardofredemption]

The SA3 gen mags suck. Dont buy em. They literally erode the bullets tip.

[@KudossMusic]

Wooo

[@csyalx]

glock 43x/48 are to snappy, i switched to a 19 and its the king

[@DoaneTactical]

I agree they are snappy. I prefer having the slimmer profile. I look at the 19 more as a duty oriented firearm and not so much an EDC firearm. That's just my personal opinion.

[@csyalx]

@@DoaneTactical understandable, it is a brick on your waist all day lol, but hey if you like slim profile, check out the glock 48, its a slim profile copy of the 19, i owned one and loved it i just wanted more capacity in oem mags

[@thareaper556]

the shield arms doesn’t even fit in correctly

[@workhorse8527]

I don’t know why Glock came out the Glock 48 when there’s a Glock 19 and the Glock 48X is way better than the Glock 48 so the regular Glock 48 is obsolete.

[@Wmikewtonytone]

So basically just get a 19

[@DoaneTactical]

If that's what you prefer. I have no intention of persuading anyone on either firearm. I just want to give the side by side and let y'all make the decision.

[@mattmonte2171]

Okay at this point I think a Glock 17,19,26 is worth having for the ability to have cross compatibility in magazines with many pistol caliber carbine’s I believe the smith and Wesson M&P 2.0 line up is better then even the latest Glock And the SIG Sauer P320 and P365 is going to destroy Glock over all because not only do they make better duty guns better EDC options but they where made to be customizable so once the after market catches up to Sig Glock will fall

[@DoaneTactical]

I am personally a Sig guy. I personally picked this up because I have students who are female who said they liked the 19, but it was too thicc for their hands. I mention this firearm every time I hear this rebuttal. As an instructor, I feel like I should at least carry and test the Firearm before pushing my students to buy it. Back to the Sig thing, I want the P365 X Macro without the Comp. It's around the same size as the 48, and it has a flared mag well. Once I get my hands on it I'll do a review.

[@mattmonte2171]

@@DoaneTactical I understand I edc a full size P320 but I’m saving to look at a few P365 molds for when I can’t edc my big full size but I’m also looking at a few rugers for the size and price

[@DoaneTactical]

@mattmonte2171 I typically wear athletic shorts, so it's hard for me to EDC Compact or full-size handguns. If I'm wearing regular pants or shorts, I'll carry a compact or full-size. Being in Texas, I take full advantage of open carry and typically open carry when I can.

[@mattmonte2171]

@@DoaneTactical I use 5.11 Fanny packs but I don’t think I can get to my gun awhile I drive so unless I switch to a chest rig I think I need a smaller gun that I can reach awhile sitting ps I drive Uber on my days off for gun money

[@DoaneTactical]

@mattmonte2171 Uber can be crazy. I would try appendix carry. It's super easy to get to no matter what you're doing.

[@TheMormonPower]

In more and more states,like min( CT ) you are limited to a 10 round max magazine...So there's no pont having a double stack magazine gun like the Glock 19, might as well go with a thinner gun witha single stack mag. You can own a double stack like the 19...you just have to have a magazine limited to 10 rounds....An illegal magazine of over 10 rounds is is a serious no no, and will likely get you jail time from any judge...This law is getting more and more common in more states, and I wouldn't be surprised if it becomes a nation wide law soon, especially if Biden wins a second term 😮

[@DoaneTactical]

I agree with you. I'm sorry to hear about your lack of freedom in your state. I believe magazines should be protected because they are very important to the function of a modern firearm. Limiting magazine capacity is an infringement.

[@uraigroves7898]

If Biden wins a second term we are all screwed in wasaaay more ways than magazines capacities ..

[@edizzle2953]

I don't understand why Glock makes 50 different 9mm's they do not have much difference in comparison??

[@Schrodingers_kid]

19 seems thicker

[@D-A-1776]

19 feels better in my hands. Definitely the better one imo

[@FFLL2112]

Just a word from the wise and a long time Glock carrier (bought my first one in 2001).. the Glock19 is regarded by numerous experts as the perfect handgun and most agree that it’s one of the best handguns ever made based on many factors and unmatchable quality. With that said, add a +2 mag extension on factory 19 mags and have 17+1 capacity.. why would anyone buy the G48 and sacrifice 7 rounds for a minuscule difference in thickness. It makes no sense.. same frame except slight thickness and lose 7 rounds. Please don’t make this mistake peeps 👍🏼

[@FalseF4CZ]

Because not everyone is able to conceal a full thick G19 very well. Also it's no longer giving up 7 rounds, it's now only 2 using PSA Micro Dagger magazines. You're probably better off running a G43X slide on a Micro Dagger frame using PSA mags and a comp though over the 19 and 48.

[@wallclock4648]

Because it fits better in my hand thus making me more quick and accurate with it rather than the 19

[@FalseF4CZ]

Also.. if you’re wanting to buy a Glock for all of those reasons, you might as well buy a M&P 2.0