Glock as a brand

[@UziNineMillomeetah]

I'm laughing at so many points in this video cause I'm with you on all of it. I love Glocks in general, but I do agree there are a couple things that drive me nuts. I'm glad I'm not the only one who can't stand the flimsy grip sides lol. Glocks are awesome for what they are, but they're not anything mind blowing.

[@navyman8903]

Indeed. I have found they're good at what they are, great in certain aspects. But overall they're good. Short of perfect.

[@tyrellandonmorris07]

Love the video. Watching your videos convinced me I needed a USP in my life. A usp.40 Turned out to be the best purchase I made. After owning my usp, I realized I may be regretting some older purchases(glock17&19) I have also fallen deeply in love with cz p01. I'm curious to know your opinion of the gun and cz as a manufacturer.

[@tb45g]

I actually think that the G26/27 is the only glock I like. My P2000SK still blows it out of the water, though. The only advantage of the glock is that it's a teensy tiny bit smaller.

[@tonycraven8142]

I am absolutely a glock guy and I do agree with some of your points here.

[@ninetres187]

Interesting seeing you opening up to Glock. I followed a slightly similar path. First pistol I lived was my USPc9mm. NEVER liked the grip angle, or bulky grip of a glock. But recently they have been growing on me. Bought a 20sf as a novelty/range toy for the most part. Now considering a couple 19s to use for home defense (possibly to carry), as it would likely fit my Fiancés hand better, and have more manageable recoil than the 45s I currently use.

[@navyman8903]

I will say, it's hard going backwards, but there's definitely a place for them.

[@squib3083]

if you're thinking about a 30S, checkout the model 41. same thin slide as the 30S, but super long sight radius. it's a fun gun to shoot (as is the model 21).

[@navyman8903]

I'll keep an eye out and hopefully get to shoot one. I'll let you know.

[@scrapguy6816]

Leave the factory Glock 19 or any other alone. Putting after market anything on them is a waste of time and money. They are great just the way they are.

[@wanderingcalamity360]

Plastic sights, plastic guide rods, small, difficult to operate controls, stamped metal trigger assembly, rough surface finish, etc... There's a reason why people buy Glock "perfection" and then promptly change everything on it.

[@scrapguy6816]

@@wanderingcalamity360 with all that. They run flawlessly and hold there value.

[@JadedGLORY2689]

I love the older models that are a bit harder to find nowadays like the RTF2 models. I currently own a G22C, G19C, G19.5 Grey Frame MOS, and a G45 with the OEM threaded barrel non MOS. Just saw that they released the 19X MOS with a threaded barrel which is going to be my next Glock purchase. I love Glock and will always have them in my rotation but I certainly agree that there is more value with equal reliability out there. The VP9SK or the P30SK are exactly what I want in regards to a conceal carry piece with a grip that is more forgiving. When it comes to polymer striker fired pistols i'm pretty well set on Glock with some minor changes but nothing crazy like the triggers or barrels. I also enjoy Walthers, HKs, and CZ's offerings. Nowadays its kind of hard to fuck up a striker fired polymer framed pistol in 9mm but to be fair some do it better than others.

[@Gmar69]

Hey Bro, I have Glocks and HK handguns. I like what both have to offer. I'm very proficient with both as well. One that you didn't mention that I have is the Glock 36. It's super thin for a conceal gun, and it's in .45 which I like too. You were talking about the 9mm ammo problem that you have for testing. I have been buying Freedom Munitions, 124gr. ball. They are selling for LAX Ammunition. They are here in Idaho, and I think they are a good price when purchased in 1000 count.

[@MattyDante]

Could you elaborate on the S&W Legal Team comment? Guess I am out of the loop. And could you re-upload your HK45 videos? I need to watch them again so I have one more reason to buy one haha

[@ivanvega2821]

The P30sk eats the Glock 26. But.... They are apples and oranges. For an EDC, I want a DA/SA. That is that. Great vid brother. Cheers.

[@navyman8903]

I do agree they are indeed apples and oranges. The P30sk is just so good at what she does.

[@ivanvega2821]

+DevilDolphin indeed brother. Get your hands on a Glock 19 MOS w/ RMR. That's the only Glock I own. Superb setup.

[@ivanvega2821]

+DevilDolphin Quick question... What do you think of the FN Five SeveN?

[@navyman8903]

The Five Seven is a nice gun to shoot with an excellent trigger for sure. I just don't know if I have a place for it in my line up. I put 50 rounds through one at my rent-a-range. I get it, and I get why people like them, just don't know if it's for me.

[@ivanvega2821]

+DevilDolphin I hear you. My brother in law started reloading 5.7. Which makes wana get one. But honestly...... I think I'm a 9mm guy. Although I own 45 handguns. For example, FNX 45 tac.

[@07Convertable]

Love my 17 and 43! Alien Gear IWB Holsters for both!

[@bdm1000]

For the first eight years I concealed carried only an Smith & Wesson M&P compact. I bought a Gen3 Glock 19 in 2013, had it for a year, but I wasn't impressed as much as I hoped I would be and sold it. I went on to own a lot of other carry options from S&W, SA, Walther, FNH, etc.... One day I was in a gunshop and asked to hold a Glock 26 of Gen4 variety. I don't know why I did, I wasn't interested in Glock, but when I held it I was blown away. I think it might have been because I pretty much only carried, shot and developed muscle memory for single stacks that summer and I just loved having that extra width to fill my hand again. I bought it, and bought other Glocks again because I was more impressed this time around with the Gen4s (I know, weird). I bought a Glock 43 and sold it. My hands just ride too high on that gun. I got a nasty slide bite once. I bought another Glock 19 (Gen4 this time), and I like my Glock 26 much better. I can control the trigger in my G26 much more easily/consistently. It's my hands I'm sure, but it really does shoot as well. It doesn't really shoot better because I think the smaller size and better trigger pull is somewhat a wash. But here's the thing and perhaps the most important point I want to make. My G19 has a lighter trigger by a pound on average (measured with a Lyman digital scale). I switched out the whole trigger group between the two guns and guess what? The Glock 26 still pulled better! What I mean by better is that I can pull both triggers so that I cannot detect movement of the front sight, but eventually I'll have a bad pull or two, but it happens much less-hardly at all-with the G26 no matter which trigger system it has in it. I haven't done this yet, but I would guess if I pulled the trigger 20 times dry practicing, 15 or more pulls would be perfect for the Glock 26 and 10-15 would be good for the G19. Maybe I'll experiment. I even bought a minus connector and a Gen3 trigger bar to put in my G19 and was making sub 4 lb pulls (just over 4 lbs on average) and the G26 (which averages about 6-6.5 lbs) still had less instances of sight disruption. In fact, I noticed no change at all in the G19 no matter how much I lightened it, so I put the original parts back in and it averaged exactly 5.5 lbs the last time I averaged 10 pulls. I decided it had to be the Glock 26's hump which is a little bit higher than it is on either the G19 or G17. I decided to do some research and came across an article by Massad Ayoob, and he had many of the same observations. He was perplexed because he could shoot the G26 just as well-and sometimes better-than the others. I think he said he did better in a match. I found another guy who did some real scientific evaluating (or as close to that as you're reasonably going to find). He came to the conclusion he can shoot it just as well as a G34. My take on it is-and again, I realize everyone's hands are different, so it really is subjective-the Glock 26 is one of the most shootable pistols pound for pound out there. There is something special about the G26 design that allowed them to make a gun that size (only 4.17" tall) shoot like a Glock 17. Even though it's lighter, even though it has a shorter sight radius, and even though it is going to recoil a little more. It certainly shoots better than any single stack according to most people who own it and have experience with a variety of options. To me, the P30SK just doesn't compete because it's almost a half inch taller. At that point I might as well carry my G19 which is again, pound for pound, the most size efficient 15 round compact pistol option out there. In the end, for this shooter's hands, and I guess Massad Ayoob's and some others, the Glock 26 is really remarkable for it's ability to shoot as well as large guns and still be more concealable than any double stack I am familiar with, and many of the single stacks as well. So I'm not hating on the review, it is subjective, but for a lot of us the G26 is amazing. If I only had one firearm, it would be a G26. It will shoot better for me and most people than any single stack. It will shoot about as well as the bigger guns. You can use larger capacity mags, add light (Streamlight TLR-6), any sights or aftermarket parts you want, and it is as reliable as the sun rising in the morning. I am not a Glock fanboy, just a Glock 26 fanboy. One last thing, I didn't want to change any of the internals on my Glocks, but I noticed the mag release kind of dug into my finger a little bit when I shoot offhand (which I do as much as I do with my dominant hand). I broke down and got Larry Vicker's version and it really is better. I was skeptical thinking he was just peddling products, but it removed that pinching and became slightly easier for me to actuate (again, it's subjective). Anyway, sorry for the long response. Good thoughts on Glocks, and the truth is I think all the companies purposely do not give us everything we want so they can sell more pistols, but again, that's an opinion.

[@HalfCrazy520]

My issue with Glock is that 5 generations into their design and after DECADES of production, incremental changes, and customer feedback... there is absolutely no excuse for a Glock not being the best polymer pistol you can buy, right out of the box. It should have the best ergos, the best sights, the best texture, the best serrations, the best magazines... it should need nothing.

[@JohnDoe-mk6dw]

What about the Shield? Can you elaborate on that?

[@92JoseR]

One thing I don't like about Glocks, well at least both 19s and a 23 I shot, is the springy feeling you get when you shoot one. Kinda like the vibrations along the tang of a machete when you hit a nice hard piece of wood.

[@grappolidipalma]

Have you tried to use a buffer?!

[@92JoseR]

+grappolidipalma is gone, there's only me now Heard bad things about buffers. Reliability issues, cracking ,etc.

[@grappolidipalma]

92JoseR I don't know... I use it on the gen3, never had a single problem, plus the "recoil feeling" is smother. Maybe the g4 can have problems on that "thin frame ring" (that give me no hope anyway) even more with a lighter recoil spring; i will investigate it a little bit.

[@Aleks9x19]

fuckin love the blue label pricing on Glocks. got my a 43 with night sights for $411

[@navyman8903]

That is a steal.

[@ZIGMAN775]

What what?? Very nice

[@mk45gunnr25]

Had me laughing almost all the way through! Just subed

[@navyman8903]

Thank you sir, I appreciate it.

[@russelder9743]

Thanks to your videos I got a VP9 at the same time my buddy got a 19 and it wasn't that big a price difference--------I think I got the better of the deal Thanks to you brother, I owe you one.

[@navyman8903]

Honestly I completely agree. Every time I handle the G19, I handle the VP9. It just fits better and points easier. I like the trigger much more on the VP9, honestly I like everything about the VP9 better. I've got 3 more on my list. 1 more black LE VP9, and 2 LE FDE VP9's.

[@loveyourfreedom3903]

I love everything about the p30 except the extremely long trigger reset... what do you think?

[@mrgoodkat8567]

the only non 9mm glock i actually like is the 41. that honestly my be my favorite polymer 45 out there. and yes i LOVE my usp45fs. but that 41 is a dream.

[@rustyshackleford17]

I really dislike the recoil impulse on Glock's space guns.

[@fearnonebutone4977]

Would you rather carry a Glock 19 (whatever generation) or HK VP9sk?

[@S1deshowRob]

I don’t care for the mags either, steel mags may tend to be more expensive, but with brands like the CZ P10 and canik TP9 they’re not that much more expensive and you just can’t beat the way they spit out of the gun

[@Gun_Dae]

Bought a P30LS as my first handgun. I shouldn't have done that because it really did spoil me against other brands including Glock too.

[@navyman8903]

Funny you should say that, I just got done filming my P30LS review redo and almost that exact line is in there.

[@etizzle915]

What about the 48?

[@navyman8903]

Great gun for what it is, but not as good as the 17 or 19 IMO.

[@DocMitchell69]

Wish I would've gotten the Glock 17 Gen 3 as opposed to the 4. The 3 seemed higher quality to me and fit my hand a little better, although it's grip texture isn't as aggressive as I'd prefer. I kind of miss my Glock.

[@navyman8903]

I missed my Gen3 19 from time to time. So getting this gun wasn't terrible on me, and I do agree parts of the Gen3 feel much more solid. Time will tell for me over the course of this guns life if she's going to hold up like the Gen3.

[@DocMitchell69]

DevilDolphin I'm not sure if the Gen 4s will hold up as well as the 3. Within only 500 rounds or so, I broke the trigger spring on my Gen 4. Had to push the trigger forward to reset it on occasion. That has made me skeptical of the Gen 4s, so I might just have to pick up a Glock 17 again, but just a Gen 3. I'm not entirely sure what it is about Glocks, but I just like them. Although I've been eyeing up some HKs on occasion. Looked at a couple today, but I'll only have enough $$$ to get one after I leave boot camp. Not too much longer here.

[@farstox4656]

I appreciate Glock because it's basically THE 'issue' handgun. Everybody uses them and they're stupid simple in mechanical operation and human use. If you want anything special, either stay away or mod them. That being said my favorite budget handguns are the old Rugers. Extremely cheap, extremely reliable, and DA/SA.

[@navyman8903]

You're absolutely right. I also never got into ruger. I like some of their 22's, and I might get a scout .308 down the road.

[@farstox4656]

You're both into quality and don't forgive easily so Ruger might not be a good company for you, but everything they make is solidly reliable, and they've got just about every major market segment covered.

[@TheOl1911]

great vid my friend. Enjoyed - the ending...LOL - I never followed this character but I sure read about him when things blew up. So is that guy completely out of the biz of training? I do not want to even click on any of their old vids but I will take your word on how he says "Glock", hahahahaha.

[@navyman8903]

Hhahahaha. And yeah, it's been almost 2 years since they've uploaded. I think he's done for sure. He's filming for another channel, I called them out on it, and he's not shown in the videos anymore. I wasn't the only one to do it, but I feel good he gets no quarter. He's going to have to live with his stolen valor the rest of his days.

[@moretacticalthanyou7514]

+DevilDolphin I think it's "TOP GUNS" your referring to am I correct? Because I've seen them, well him and his girlfriend do some vids with them..

[@jimh4949]

I have a GEN4, I have to agree with you on people buying a glock and then dump a extra $500.00 - $1000.00 in a pistol. things they change is, Barrels, Slides, Sights, Stippling, under cutting, RMRs. I ask them why didnt you just buy a pistol that comes that why.

[@beck4218]

I have yet to handle a polymer framed handgun from HK, FN, SIG or Glock that doesn't flex at the magwell.

[@navyman8903]

I'll give you that, but I haven't handled any polymer frame gun that flexes as much as a glock.

[@pinkiewerewolf]

Good stuff. Right now I have a G19 and G29sf and I really like them, never an issue... other than the sights and put Talons on them. Glock seems to have gotten the metric calibers down. I owned G23, 27, 36, 30sf, and they are gone. The 40's never gave me any issues but I never felt any love towards them. The 45's would sometimes hiccup, and I can't have that. Could it have been me? Sure, but I don't have that issue with the 10 mm in the same format. (Ie, G29sf vs G30sf.) Also agree about the valor thief, unsubscribing to his channel was a feel good moment.

[@kylejones7242]

What about the Glock 41? I've only had 1911s when it comes to 45acp and want something higher capacity. I've shot the HK45 and liked it, but I don't have a Glock yet.

[@navyman8903]

If you like the HK45 I'll strongly suggest that over the Glock. You'll get much more mileage out of it. There's also the USP45 which still fits well in hand and shoots flat. The ergos on the HK45 are hard for any gun on the market to beat though. I don't doubt the 41 is a good gun, I just have no interest in it being the owner of multiple USP45's, HK45's/c's, and my MARK23.

[@TheBlazeboy69]

As a huge 1911 fan, I carried one for 10 yrs, the HK45 is basically the HK 1911..lol..I still have my Springer Operator Professional but my HK45 is my gun for life. I have two Glocks, a 33 and 17L. I give Glock props for keeping 357sig and 10MM alive as I can't think of any other gun maker still producing guns in that caliber. I know sig does a 10MM 220 bur it cost $$$. The P30SK is my next purchase. Maybe it will come in 357sig one day..

[@rustyshackleford17]

10mm Glocks are probably the best 10s you can get before you find yourself dropping 1500 on one. Personally, I find Glocks to be one of the laziest firearms companies (hard to beat Colt). They make a decent pistol with the shittiest plastic sights you can have. 2 minutes of polishing gets you a damn good trigger, but they can't be assed to do that. Most of their pistols feel mediocre in hand, and their finger grooves give you the middle finger.

[@concernedcitizen2898]

Rusty Shackleford Love the finger grooves on the 19 hate them on the 21.

[@billcornelius3700]

Thanks for your honorable service and for helping to prosecute valor thieves. Keep up the great vids and ignore the grandmothers and their safety fears about ammo in the same room. Ridiculous.

[@navyman8903]

Thank you for the support Sir, I appreciate it.

[@tonycraven8142]

I love your videos

[@fvbpacguy]

Larry Vickers also recommend downloading glock mags by 1 if you do that it should seat better

[@navyman8903]

That does work. But, I like having them at capacity, and I'm very stubborn.

[@fvbpacguy]

+DevilDolphin I agree it should just work with 15 or 17 rounds

[@treerat7631]

paguy vikers is a iboit. My Glock mags load just fine. With a full mag.

[@PoeOutdoors]

I thought the 43 would be a novelty gun, a fun gun to have. I actually carry it more than my 19 due to my daily circumstances.

[@ZIGMAN775]

What circumstances are those exactly that you can carry one gun but not the other I carried a 19 around on my ankle for a long time with a Fobus ankle holster.

[@PoeOutdoors]

Not trying to be a jerk but if I were at liberty to say I would have. I'm also not hijacking this video to explain my carry reasons/preferences.

[@ZIGMAN775]

Poe Performance At liberty to say.. I guarantee what you do isn't that important. Hijack a video with a few comments .. Lol Ok

[@PoeOutdoors]

I don't prioritize "what I do" when choosing a concealed carry firearm. Yeah, hijack the video. Trolls have a knack for turning a couple of comments into an entire thread that adds no benefit to the video. A troll would say something like "I carried a 19 around on my ankle for a long time with a Fobus ankle holster" as though someone will be impressed. That type of comment adds zero value and is useless to anyone except the troll.

[@ZIGMAN775]

Poe Performance Lol Who would be impressed by that?!

[@mississippiknifenut4312]

insert the fully loaded mag when the slide is locked back, that's the way it was design to be loaded.

[@iceman5815]

I love all my glocks. My conceal is M&P Shield 9

[@jimh4949]

what happen to your VP9?

[@tmenzerj]

This is honestly one of the only really fair assessment videos I've seen regarding Glock. I will never say that they are bad guns. They are very good guns for what they are but I don't think it's realistic to put them in the same category of some of the really high grade manufacturers.

[@navyman8903]

Completely agree. Thanks for the comment.

[@thefilmguy]

I went with the Glock 17 because the finger grooves on the 19 don't work for me. I agree that the mag release on the gen 4's is way better than the gen 3's.

[@navyman8903]

I'll be picking up a G17 here shortly, I will probably do a comparison and shoot video with the two. I do like how the 17 feels in hand. It feels like a proper fighting gun. the G19 is great for what it is, and can do it all. But it feels like it just made the cut if that makes any sense. At least to me.

[@1911Drew]

It will be interesting to see your forthcoming Glock videos. Thanks for another great video!

[@navyman8903]

Thanks for dropping a line. I've got more of the beretta stuff to film alongside the Glock stuff. It will be the first time in years I'm not taking an HK to the range. I don't know how that's going to turn out.

[@1911Drew]

+DevilDolphin I'm sure your reviews will be just fine.

[@ajfam871]

I feel the M&P Shield is a little better than the G43. I know you don't like "fad guns" but the Shield and the G43 don't shoot like pocket pistols, such as LC9 or others. I was suprised by how good the Shield shoots and it comes with regular 3 dot sights, but I will end up putting Trij. HD'S in mine.

[@kmsharley75]

I agree 100% and learned first hand. For the money you're getting a much better package with the Shield. My summer edc is the G26 but if I couldn't have it my next choice would definitely be the m&p 9c or Shield 9!

[@Rev103090]

Only Glock I have left is Glock 20 gen4 .. Great video as always

[@navyman8903]

Thanks, I appreciate the support. I haven't fired a G20 yet, it's on my bucket list.

[@gregoriojuarez1579]

My first gun was a Glock 22, I didn't know any better. I regret it, wish I had done more research. I'm purchasing a Beretta M9 and selling my Glock right after.

[@RighteousLiberty]

Why? I'd take a Glock 22 any day over a Beretta M9. If you don't like Glock, I'd go with Sig Sauer or HK.

[@rustyshackleford17]

I used to think lowly of M9s until I got to shoot one. They're one of the comfiest 9mm that I have ever shot. Trigger was decent. It fit my hand well unlike whatever Glock does with most of their pistols. I'd suggest a VP9 or PPQ. You'll be hard pressed to find a better out of the box pistol.

[@RighteousLiberty]

Rusty Shackleford Really? I never liked having to carry the M9. I think the Sig P226 has a much better trigger and feels better in the hand. Not to mention not too fond of the manual safety on the M9.

[@kmd12327]

So if p30sk beats the g26, does p30 beat the g19?

[@navyman8903]

I had a vs video filmed but I didn't like the overall tone of the video. I will say, trust wise, absolutely. The trigger and size go to the Glock all day, everything else P30 hands down.

[@tmenzerj]

Just curious, what trigger setup did you have on the P30? I have one with the LEM trigger and I like it a lot but I think for people who are super used to striker guns may have some issues with it.

[@ITHINKUREALESUK]

share your sentiments...nice job on the video. I've been looking at the 30sk, and am going to check your channel for a video.

[@navyman8903]

Thank you sir. I appreciate it.

[@TheWickedclownz123]

the new magpul mags are awesome if you don't like factory mags

[@navyman8903]

I have plans to pick a few up to test them out. Especially when I get the 17 down the road.

[@treerat7631]

Glock made it out of ployer too save cost . Ths mags are fine

[@treerat7631]

That was the old owners of S&W the new owner undid all the old deal

[@sloofahdadestroyah790]

i prefer the FN 9c over the g26 any day

[@kmsharley75]

Love my Gen4 G19&G26! I almost love my G26 more than the G19. It is my summer edc. I respect your opinion on the G43 vs G26 but I'm the opposite lol. cheers

[@josecook1]

I enjoyed your vid.However,I've personally never had any issues with the poly mags dropping free & easily.I own two g17 & a g19 gen 4 & luv em.I use to own a g43 but was just to small for me.I ended up buying a shield performance center 9mm & it is awesome.By the way I'm not a big guy,6" 190Lb...

[@si_vis_pacempara_bellum4906]

If I ever got a Glock, it'll be a custom Glock.. A lot of things of a factory Glock bugs me.. Sure, it's a quality gun, and parts are.. Let's just say if I throw a rock on the street I can hit a Glock aftermarket part. But I hate the polymer magazine, I hate the mag release and I hate the grip..

[@navyman8903]

I've never met someone who likes the glock in it's entirety. They always change something and say "I wish this was better." I'd love to shoot a salient but I'm not spending $2k on a glock anything.

[@si_vis_pacempara_bellum4906]

+DevilDolphin lol I might get a Glock 32 someday, just for fun

[@mississippiknifenut4312]

Glock will go bang Everytime if the ammunition is good

[@n300zx931]

Glocks have evolved quite a bit to become. 40 and .357sig ready.

[@gustavogonzalez2050]

I leave my glock 19 stock but not my glock 43. I change the guide rod and barrel for my glock 43

[@SvenskaKrig1709]

What did Smith and Wesson's legal team do?

[@rustyshackleford17]

They were fairly enthusiastic about gun control in the 90s.

[@bdown916]

im dying. great video. i own several glocks, as well as sigs and berettas. im subscribing.

[@JackM12345100]

What did you mean when you said S&W doesn't understand the 2nd amendment?

[@navyman8903]

During the last big gun control push, they initially began working with law makers attempting to limit our 2nd amendment rights. Which they later withdrew due to huge protests and letters. Recently their legal team released a statement saying something to the effect of "You can't modify our guns.." and threatening possible action against those who do. That's 2 strikes too many. I'm not giving them money if they're not going to have our back, after we've had theirs.

[@GuyJr85]

What did you mean about smith & Wesson? I thought I was the only one that noticed how he said Glock lol.

[@navyman8903]

S&W took heat for working with law makers to enact gun control basically. They were going to design guns for them, which later after pressure they abandoned. Second time, more recently they told people they can't modify their guns, namely the M&P series. Which was strike 2 for me. They're definitely on thin ice with me, and I'm not buying anything until they get about 10 years good conduct with me. I'm also not featuring any S&W anything on this channel until then. And glad I'm not the only one lol. Thanks for the comment man.

[@GuyJr85]

Good to know thanx.

[@gustavogonzalez2050]

Gen 3 the best Generation

[@screwdin]

Perfect ending. Way too fun! Lololololol

[@navyman8903]

Lol, thanks. I appreciate it.

[@blazerk9614]

all glocks cost under 100 bucks to produce. bet you couldn't tell.

[@navyman8903]

In the frame and some of the internal guts you can tell 100%. The construction of the slide and barrel would throw me though.

[@concernedcitizen2898]

You sir are funny. Subscribed.

[@ThomasSimmons-j9l]

I dont limit myself like you 😂

[@andog6092]

That is your first mistake listening to James Yeager. Glock 20 is an awesome gun, the 21 is just as good. Still like my usp 45 a lot more, but the 21 is a soft shooter

[@andrewau2736]

Excuse my ignorance but what's wrong with smith and Wesson

[@rustyshackleford17]

Smith and Wesson went along with the AWB and Clinton demands.

[@langechrisc]

Scratch the HDs.... ameriglo.com/collections/glock/products/glock-spartan-operator-sets?variant=7556140545 ameriglo.com/blogs/news/28560897-the-evolution-of-handgun-sights-for-personal-defense

[@dagooden319]

Do another type of video like this. I went with the g19

[@navyman8903]

Another brand video or review? If I do brand videos I'll only have a few to go. Beretta, HK which will probably be a 2 parter, and Sig. For handguns, long guns will be a touch more diverse. I'll see what I can drum up if that's what you're looking for.

[@dagooden319]

Sure another brand review would be good if you got the time.

[@treerat7631]

Glock is a high quality. The mags are fine. You don't need metal mags like at pmags. I do have a u22 I really like. You don't need too put a hole bunch of crap on a Glock new sights a new back plate and a bigger slidle stop

[@kriztofer9968]

Yuuut!

[@Eeedr956]

My 30s is my ccw .

[@imp1295]

Love your reviews. Having ammo in the room, during a review, with multiple handling of the firearm...no real value and makes me a bit nervous for ND potential.

[@navyman8903]

Thanks I appreciate it. I do take precautions. IT's all about personal safety and the safety of those around you. I know lots of professionals who don't like to have ammo anywhere near the weapon, even in the same room at times. I don't hate on people who take more precautions than I do, and I understand the concern. I just ensure I follow the safety rules when handling a weapon. Which has gotten me this far. I also always check the weapon a few times before filming. Also before doing anything on the trigger.

[@kauxkaux]

Glocks cost $2000 and up innmy country... you can buy a beretta m9A1 for $1100...

[@navyman8903]

That's aggressive pricing for sure. I would have quite a few Beretta's over there at that rate. Glocks are not worth $2000 for sure. I'd have trouble paying $1100 for a Beretta too, but $2000 for a Glock is highway robbery.

[@iMadClown]

i don't have some of these problems.

[@mrjumbolegz6483]

>not shooting glock 20

[@fmxmyway]

haahahahaha Awesome review man, seriously. Looking forward to more.

[@22640cal]

What's up with S&W and forgetting about the 2nd amendment?

[@andrewshirley2485]

He'll the hi point is probly more reliable then ur vp9

[@phasar1]

The fact that a Glock can be customized isn't a negative. In fact, that is one of the main reasons why it is hugely popular. There is a reason why so many professionals who can afford to carry any weapon they choose, choose to carry a Glock. The fact that you can do almost anything to customize your Glock is why so many professionals choose it over other so-called better manufactured handguns.

[@navyman8903]

But to that same point, there are plenty of the same professionals who carry what you call "so-called better manufactured handguns" so both are true.

[@phasar1]

There's a difference between plenty and most, plenty of law enforcement personnel carry other brands. However, the overwhelming majority carry Glock.

[@navyman8903]

You say overwhelming majority, but PD's have been dumping Glocks a lot recently. So that majority is getting smaller by the day.

[@D.L.W.]

Yawn......

[@matarazzo209]

Unfalible lol

[@nostang069]

bla bla bla bla

[@robertcurtis8161]

You are quite opinionated. Don't agree with almost all of your comments. Believe it or not, you are a Glock hater. But we all have a right to our opinion. That said, thorough review.