The "Glock Killer" will be a Glock Clone

[@KalashmanNC]

7:34 sooooooo, Glock actually has many direct milled slides. They’re all agency order only though. My last agency we had “MOS5” G45s. That’s the RMR direct MOS model.

[@Hoplopfheil]

I bet they don't want to release them publicly because it would be admitting the MOS system sucks.

[@KalashmanNC]

@@Hoplopfheil to be honest the direct milled from the factory kinda sucked too. There was a lot of space between the optic and the slide. Both front and back.

[@TerranPlanetaryDefenseForce]

@@Hoplopfheil i want a Gen 5 G34 I really don't want the MOS

[@jlee7811]

@@TerranPlanetaryDefenseForcethis guy gets it

[@idrankthebleach]

@@TerranPlanetaryDefenseForce I did a gen5 g34 mos right when the holosun scs came out and used really bright low profile xs sights. It's honestly great and it's own thing, but yes- i would have preferred to have it milled for a 509t or an acro. That shit is so damn sweet.

[@tjreed1419]

Bro missed the opportunity to say to continue our journey "glockwise"

[@BlueLoneWolf54]

boo

[@plmkoo6772]

boo

[@Hoplopfheil]

boo

[@tjreed1419]

boo

[@raM3.54]

boo

[@BallisticAviation]

9:35 based USPS small flat rate box enjoyer

[@coppertone3293]

Glock and ball (ammo) torture

[@MRsolidcolor]

by torure you mean 200 down and 200 to go?

[@areyoutheregoditsmedave]

nice

[@CasanovaFrankestein]

A box too small to sleep in is still capable of emotional support.

[@chipsterb4946]

The cat is what generated my thumbs up 😃

[@earhornjones]

If the stupidest thing that your cat has ever done is try to fit in a too small box, you have an extraordinarily smart cat.

[@HWG-wm8ld]

Mine doesn’t care about boxes, which is odd. I know my moms was nuts about getting in them asap.

[@Hoplopfheil]

Well he's burned his head on a hot car exhaust a few times but that's an honest mistake. The box thing is just downright stupid.

[@Kryogenikz15]

@@HWG-wm8ld The old adage "If I fits, I sits" really applies to some cats. My one cat sat in everything she could. Absolutely loved boxes. Our other cat was like yours though; could not give a rip about fitting in odd shaped places.

[@fthirtyfivemr]

I didn’t realize I had already been moving on from Glock to Glock clones before I watched this video. Like I haven’t thought about buying an actual Glock in a while, but rather clones. Markets change and companies have to adapt or die.

[@DanforthDesigns]

The fact that massive companies don't get this is hilarious. They are so hardheaded and eventually they learn the hard way and it starts to hit them in the wallets.

[@mattpsa]

Thanks for showing the Dagger some love. 💪

[@masonmellinger5304]

Wait a min, you really the cust. service rep for PSA?

[@mattpsa]

​@@masonmellinger5304 I wear many hats 😉

[@iCookCrystalMeth]

whaddup bull

[@LetsgoBrandon2023]

​@@masonmellinger5304he is

[@HWG-wm8ld]

Build back better hat? HahA

[@ianscott9396]

This is really a cat video interrupted by gun content

[@Sepi223]

2:08 those cuffs are good if you dont want ticks crawling up your legs

[@gr6373]

Those are some of the best things about the pants

[@dogevanzandt2889]

Hop is deranged

[@stevemc6010]

Hop's neverserved-isms subtly revealed...

[@Hoplopfheil]

You really don't want to rely on that to keep ticks away.

[@dogevanzandt2889]

@@Hoplopfheil my Brother in Christ the drawstrings are literally there to keep insects, leeches and other filth from crawling up your legs by tightening them around your ankles and tucking the pant legs into your boots. Gaiters add to the efficacy.

[@AS-mt4co]

Not impressed with the acro offering. Glock needs to offer direct milled slides for multiple patterns. And do whatever redesign of the slide is needed to make it happen. Cute kitty 🥹

[@Token_Black_Guy]

Just buy an aftermarket slide

[@civicsr2cool]

Glock does offer direct mill to every sight, they just don’t offer it to civilians. They are MOS 1-8 or something like that.

[@RandomGuyOnTarget]

Well that and put their enhanced trigger in their guns stock

[@austinboston5643]

This may sound dumb but they should offer em for gen 3's and so on.

[@RandomGuyOnTarget]

@@austinboston5643 Nonsense! This is the internet, we’re all dumb!

[@abtcup]

"If it fits...I sits" - cat

[@FasutonemuMyoji]

"Y U no fit, dumb@$$" - hop

[@makam2089]

Cough..P10C...cough.

[@Excard0n]

I'm glad people aren't all about it. Keeps the price down.

[@NoName-sl5rp]

@@Excard0n I just bought a brand new 2023 CZ P10F for $250. I kinda want to buy a couple just for funsies.

[@randomnobodovsky3692]

It doesn't use glock magazines. Yes, their magazines are good but not as bombproof as glock mags. (And glock magazines are way more pleasant and quick to load, at least for my hands).

[@Michaelfatman-xo7gv]

​@@Excard0nNot that down.

[@myusername3689]

​@@randomnobodovsky3692 I think the biggest thing about Glock mags is that they're really common which I don't know if I could say the same for CZ magazines.

[@JetorgXIII]

One day there will be a pistol operating mechanism that will compete against the Glock and win. Until then, everything is either a Glock clone or something built in the shadow of Glock itself. Maybe the rotating barrel operated pistols will make a comeback. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Socko searching for non-Euclidean geometry in that box and half-falling asleep was cute. XD

[@sinisterthoughts2896]

The operating mechanism isn't special to glock, it's just a browning tilting bolt with whites locking on the chamber concept. Super vanilla. Both concepts are well over a century old, and widely used.

[@SCH292]

I notice that when come to pistol design "these other companies" will base, copy, clone or take inspiration from Glock. Nothing wrong basing, copy, take inspiration or clone from another. Now when come to the big boys like Ruger, Sig, CZ, S&W or even something like Taurus they don't really do what "these other companies do". They crank out their own. Oh yeah toss in S&W Sigma joke. I also notice when come to "Glock killer videos on YT" are usually smaller channels or decent sized channels but most of us don't even know these exist till YT spam it to us.

[@stevem4783]

@@sinisterthoughts2896 guns really don't modernize much. A very minor change is treated like huge innovation. Most gun technology is decades on decades old. Pretty much because you need them to be reliable, so, if it ain't broke and it still does the job, don't fix it.

[@onpsxmember]

@@sinisterthoughts2896 Kudos for the white's nod.

[@thelordofcringe]

@@stevem4783 Yeah this is a great point. The new US army rifle is just the Virtus/MCX that their special forces have been using since about 2015, but upsized to .277 and only really innovates in how its designed to handle absolutely insane chamber pressure reliably. The barrel is still current tech though and is why its only rated for about 10,000 rounds. And of course, the Virtus/MCX is basically just an American improvement on the HK 416 of 2004. And of course, the 416 is not new technology: it combined the G36 gas system (which was basically that of an AR18) with an Ar15. So all our firearms development on two continents over 60 years can be summed up as combining two existing guns from the 1960s, and then making them handle higher pressure.

[@bleepbloop47406]

7:57 - It's funny you brought that up, my local police supply store recently got in a bunch of unissued G45s that were cut for RMRs by Glock. Maybe it was a one-off RFP from a local department? Looks like they're still running around with factory bucket sights though, I may swing by this weekend to look at/buy one.

[@Hoplopfheil]

There is a new LE only series of direct cut Glocks they don't sell commercially.

[@JoeUglyFatMama]

GT Distributors got a bunch of those. They've been selling them for months for $539. The RMR cut is oversized, so that's an ugly issue. Glock should pay royalties to Shadow Systems and just adopt their cut.

[@JoeUglyFatMama]

"Those" being G45 MOS RMR cut

[@mathewthatcher6274]

So it's Hop's fault that my pants size is always out of stock. That guy.....

[@TehPhysics]

Socks casually testing himself with the Gom Jabbar pain box from Dune.

[@aaronfarnsworth7653]

Looks like they have those pain boxes on Etsy. He could test socks with a lookalike. There was a seller with a working Thumper clone.

[@Yellow_Flannel]

I agree, the best Glock killer is an aftermarket lower, stock internals, and PSA upper 😂 Been saying this for two years.

[@christopherkapic]

Just did this.

[@Yellow_Flannel]

@@christopherkapic I bought my first Glock about two years ago (gen5) and modded the grip to fix the angle. Still need an optics cut. Should’ve done this to begin with.

[@AdamSkrzypczak]

Or... A P10

[@Yellow_Flannel]

@@AdamSkrzypczak facts but no Glock magazines

[@tardactual8791]

Keeping your clone simple as what makes them run.

[@tmgjurassic3738]

As a high volume shooter, it is really tough to compete with the reliability of the Glock. My Gen 3 34 has over 100k rounds, the only repair was replacing the firing pin spring. Every other pistol I have tried has been less reliable, or required more maintenance.

[@alastor8091]

No. No it isn't.

[@dar5647]

​@@alastor8091 are you stupid? Glock is renowned for its reliability and longevity that other brands just simply do not meet. There are countless stories of people having in excess of 20k rounds on a glock without even cleaning it. There are no other guns consistently putting up the round counts that glocks are. Shit my shadow systems broke in less than 600 rounds.

[@Mayor_McCheems]

For the ad the strings at the bottom are for you to blouse your boots if you dont want to tuck them into your socks or dont have and blousing straps

[@gr6373]

Best part of the pants

[@timeless4044]

2:16 The point of the tie on for the pants at the bottom are two main things. One it acts in a similar fashion to a boot blouse to keep bugs and insects out of your pants and two they can be used as a flotation device in the water, essentially if you close the ends and tie the pants around your neck you can blow air into the waist area and if the pants are fully wet, it will fill with air creating a flotation device

[@GLAJMAN]

It would be fantastic if all the pistol red dot manufacturers. Sat down and picked one god damn mounting solution that works. That would be great.

[@invaderjoshua6280]

I feel like shadow systems is the only one that’s going to be a legitimate threat in the coming years to Glock atleast in the USA. Their stuff seems very well-made and pretty competitively priced for the features that they have. And let’s be honest those fluted bronze barrels are pretty sexy.

[@MP-ky3hc]

Until Glock stops giving all of its attention to the military and LEO market, the civilian market will suffer.

[@paulwuzhere]

I wore the new production woodland BDUs during moons out. They washed and still look like new. Quality stuff.

[@MagicPrepper]

"someday we'll now why that grip angle works"... it's today. For years I hated the grip angle until I shot Glocks for years and the problem slowly dissipated into a solution.

[@spencerbullett7690]

Holosun fit the SCS to direct mount MOS slides. It sits REALLY low and you can cowitness stock Glock sights.

[@toddinfl]

Glock clones can't be unseen once seen.

[@lanehale5669]

8:45 looks like lost sasquatch footage

[@oldmanbaleb]

One thing I'll say, i made a frankendagger (dagger upper, sct19 frame) and ive had 2 different firing pin assemblies break on me with very little round count. the first one the tip of the pin broke off, psa replaced it for free all well and good. the 2nd one broke on the shaft. I only use it as a range toy, but idk how well I'd trust their firing pin assemblies on a carry gun

[@Thirsty_Tree]

It’s not the first time I’m heard of someone’s striker breaking off so I replaced my striker with an OEM Glock one for peace of mind.

[@Excard0n]

I never broke my tip and shaft but good to know how to avoid it.

[@UMADBRO64]

Check your striker liner. You might not have one. Its literally just a plastic bushing that sits in your striker channel.

[@johnb.6468]

Did you buy a titanium firing pin yet their chief?

[@mghegotagun]

Psa daggers have semi regular reports of their striker tips breaking. I use brownells slides with (mostly) oem internals for builds. Their direct cut slides for rmrs were very serviceable.

[@GBGuns]

Cats love the leg strings!

[@drivingsouthwest6895]

If it were me, I'd go P80 and DIY it. Might not be cheaper, but you get the gun you want. Which is essentially what the SS MR920 is.

[@mghegotagun]

Pretty much. Any complaints about glocks I would have I basically got rid of with a brownells direct mill slide, trijicon standard height fiber irons, and doing my pick of internals.

[@BarnDoor-won5ve]

I went that route. Took a bit of trial and error, tweeking, and learning along the way to get it reliable, but since I have, it's my favorite handgun and I now know a lot of what makes glocks so infamous. I get it now. It's an amazing design, especially considering it's over 40 years old

[@kemoni221]

I'm glad the cat clips are becoming a regular thing

[@phillipk1258]

Shadow Systems’ Foundation series is where it’s at

[@dar5647]

My ss mag catch broke in 600 rounds so i wouldnt really bet on em.

[@stevenlacoste574]

The freestyle at the end😂. Please do more

[@austinrothjr]

Those BDU pant leg ties are actually pretty great if you have to tie your pants off over your boots to keep stuff out or tie them off to make a floatation device.

[@Ringer2191]

Everybody forgets about the HKVP70.. want a better striker fired pistol? VP9

[@sinisterthoughts2896]

Yup. It bugs me how people think glock invented polymer pistol frames.

[@HWG-wm8ld]

They invented the simplest designed polymer striker fired gun.

[@cletustheslackjawedyokel6083]

They forget because the VP70 was a commercial flop. No one wanted a direct blowback gun with an 18 lb trigger. It was like a Highpoint with a bigger magazine and an awful trigger at HK prices. We also couldn’t have the plastic stock that made them full auto.

[@Ringer2191]

@@cletustheslackjawedyokel6083 14 years before Glock too. Now jump to modern day. ... A full auto pistol? What a waste

[@guyandagun]

I picked up a Glock 45 with the direct milled Acro Cut at my local dealer. Walked out for about $1150 after taxes. When you factor in the suppressor height sights, the optic itself, and the gun, it’s a very tempting option. It’s still just a Glock 45 but definitely very strong value.

[@SqueakiestChair]

After getting my G45 stolen, i switched to Canik and i couldn't be happier. They're a very nice pistol for the price and come with some nice accessories.

[@HWG-wm8ld]

How does one get a gun stolen?

[@Caligari87]

@Les-bu6kz Completely your fault. Never ever EVER leave your guns outside your control. Truck guns are stupid.

[@HWG-wm8ld]

That’s on you. Being irresponsible isn’t someone who should carry guns. It’s either on you or in a safe.

[@SqueakiestChair]

@HWG-wm8ld car was broken into whilst at work. Chill my guy

[@SqueakiestChair]

@Les-bu6kz yeah. Bro doesn't get the concept of shitty people stealing from a vehicle while the owner is away

[@DavyCrosier]

The one caveat that has prevented me from switching to Glock clones entirely is the holster support. If I want a holster for my PSA Dagger, it’s gonna be harder to find one than for my Glock 47, like you said.

[@thedownwardmachine]

A Glock clone needs to fit the holsters, interchange the same parts, and use the same mags. At which point it’s just a Glock

[@sinisterthoughts2896]

Pretty much defeats the point of innovating, agreed.

[@FoxtrotFleet]

Smith Wesson tried that in the early 90s.

[@MP-ky3hc]

Isn't a clone of anything really just essentially a copy of that same thing? 🤔

[@RedZeppelinAirship]

I have always found that PSA daggers to be really nice if you do not need the backstraps. I consider them to be an official "Glock Killer" when you put a more normal Glock style trigger in it, and put a HGW slide on them (just purchase the frame then get the slide seperately). 5K rounds zero issues.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

The Dagger has QC issues, the Zev OZ9 is _expensive_ . I think what'll "kill" Glock, unironically, is Glock. I think some day we'll have so many in the market that Glock will have a hard time selling a new one vs a slightly used one and they'll have to scale down production. The commercial market, I dont think, can ever actually kill Glock because of all the govt contracts (see: Surefire) but its a funny thought.

[@dar5647]

Having worked at a gun store for a year, i have never seen so many and such a variety of issues from a manufacturer as i have seen from zev. You can buy a plain glock and completely change every part for cheaper than a zev. Do not buy a zev.

[@ohainickify]

You can just get a Holosun SCS, it’s direct fit to the Glock MOS system slide with no adapter plate needed, and it’s absolute co-witness with stock height factory irons, no replacement needed. Multi-reticle with green dot, circle dot, and “donut of death” circle no-dot. Solar powered, no battery changing needed, and automatic brightness with an overrride function. It’s the simplest, most cost efficient way to have your MOS optic ready right out of the box.

[@b20schill]

Glone. They need to be called glones.

[@sidneyhuckabee3598]

He absolutely thought he was gonna fit in that box

[@nateo6806]

YEAAAAHHHHH HERE COME THE ROOSTERRRRRR

[@comacoda]

Lol 👍 "he ain't gonna DIE-e-Eyeeeeee, no, No, No-oh-oooo"

[@smartfella7914]

AWW YEEEAAAAHHHAHHHHHAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!!!!

[@Cyotis]

I think Glock would just have to increase the height dimension of their slides a little to give them enough material to screw anything into without changing the internal components. Then they can do milling and cuts to get the mass down to what the original mass was. I guess that will mess with holster compatibility. They could keep the front half of the slide the same dimensions.

[@diet_dr.demoncore]

waiting for the glock that fires caseless ammo

[@thekraken1173]

So you want a polymer blocky musket?

[@venton3]

My XR920 Foundation and Dagger S have kind of become my favorite two pistols in my collection. I still primarily carry a 19.3 that’s been milled for an RMR, but if I were doing it over today I’d probably just buy a pair of Shadow Systems and a Dagger or three and be set.

[@Robespierres_Ghost]

There will always be a place for the Taco Bell of the handgun world.

[@tokivikerness8863]

I would say burger King

[@brian_sipe]

Does that make Sig, Wendy's?

[@CGa2887]

Glock does make direct mill slides for the RMR, the DPP, and the acro, but for some reason they don’t like selling them to anyone, but LE

[@FogCityDude]

Glock also has a 509T version as well.

[@BlueLoneWolf54]

As an actual owner of two glocks, I will continue to shoot but I still haven't found the reason why they're so overloved. 😖maybe I'm just broken.

[@wanderingcalamity360]

They're pretty basic bitch by modern industry standards. They were novel in the 80s and 90s, but they really have not done much to keep up with the times. About the only thing they really have going for them is their ubiquity and aftermarket support.

[@f308gtb1977]

I have 4 and they’re… ok. I don’t carry one.

[@Katana_Gryphon]

I like Glock but I don’t love them either. The only thing more annoying than a Glock fan…is a Glock hater. It’s a tool. Don’t get emotional about it, people!

[@BlueLoneWolf54]

@@Katana_Gryphon I unno, that's a hard sell, glocksuckers are PRET-TY annoying haha.

[@SuspiciousGanymede]

Stock Glocks tend to be extremely reliable and require minimal maintenance with a large assortment of magazines and ammunition types. The trade-off is that they're not particularly good at anything, it's a jack-of-all-trades vs specialized tradesman type of argument. If you want more performance there are better options on the market.

[@WindDodger]

I gotta say The Springfield Armory Echelon has honestly done optic mounting out of the box better than any Glock MOS model for 600 bucks. The VIS system lets you mount like 30 optics to the slide and can co witness the factory iron sights.

[@Bucky11]

Fun fact: One model that can be offered factory direct milled is the Glock 45 Gunsite edition, with a direct cut for a Holosun 509T (woo)

[@greybeard277]

Warning: Do not take a drink every time he says Glock. Seriously, don't do it.

[@JoeUglyFatMama]

[@GhostDaTactical]

Shadow Systems fan here. Bought one because it costs less to have a solid optic mount and good stippling (plus I do like the look) than to buy a MOS or non MOS and have all that done to it

[@HWG-wm8ld]

You bought it for the looks.

[@UnexpectedInquisition]

CZ p10c optics-ready > Glock, and a decent number of Glock people switching for good reason.

[@sinisterthoughts2896]

I wish the sp01 phantom was still offered state side, but they don't want it competing with their P series. The P series is fine, but those phantoms are amazing.

[@Cessna172SNavIII]

Nah

[@Cooleyo789]

My current duty gun is a G45 direct milled from the factory for and with a 509T. So they have the ability to make the slides it's just like you said, a matter of finding a dealer or rep

[@SVD762-lp9en]

Personally I think aftermarket accessories and holsters also play a good role. If the APXA1 had even half the holsters and accessories as glocks I would've already bought a few.

[@jki808]

This isn’t necessarily a true Glock clone like a 920 or a dagger, but the most common transitions I see are to the SIG 365 platform. Especially the XMacro. You have the exact same dimensions but with a slimmer profile yet more bullets. You have sights that are, in my official calculations, approximately 200 times superior and comes optic ready. You have the grip angle fix and a mildly better trigger. The only downside is that it’s Sig.

[@ryanpeck3377]

Except it's taller (longer grip) than a G19, (inbetween a 19 & G17 but grip length is one of the main reasons people buy a G19. Being as that is important for concealed carrying I personally couldn't go any longer than G19 for carry) plus the slide only accepts the smaller size reddots. Holosun K, Holosun EPS Carry etc. Which is limiting and on pistols you really want the biggest window you can get (thats still durable enough for your needs)... plus while you can get some concealed holsters I don't think safariland has duty holsters for it. The Glock 19 can work as a concealed carry and also a duty gun. The Sig 365 are really just concealed carry guns. Maybe regular p356/xl for summer and p365 xmacro frame for winter carry

[@whodis407]

Glock fan here. But own PSA dagger and BUL armory cleaver compact (both cost under $400 new). Both have more features and better triggers than stock Glock. Daggers come with polished connector. Bul comes with Zev trigger from factory

[@ethanjohnson5350]

Honestly I think if Glock remains the same and doesn’t add things we want out of the box then the competing companies will rule over them with the older systems having what we want. But Glock is Glock, and Glock is good so to speak.

[@MP-ky3hc]

Their problem is they think good means "perfection" (and also that they rely so heavily on military and LEO contracts that they dgaf about the civilian market).

[@JeffNeelzebub]

The dagger is a winner as a Glock upgrade. I have a Glock, but a dagger slide, which works better for me than getting my slide cut for an optic, but that's just my 2 cents.

[@Sophistry0001]

I am a glock guy, but I still love the psa dagger. You can't beat that value with a stick. The one drawback is the holster comparability. Aliengear seems to work with it tho

[@Wabbitsw]

The song at the end was pretty good.

[@Hoplopfheil]

Thank u

[@cowboycat9x197]

Three hop videos in a week? what is it my birthday?

[@johnb.6468]

It’s pretty great fr fr no cap

[@roul3688]

It’s not even like Glock has to do a whole lot. Make their trigger guard larger and more ergonomic, ditch MOS for direct mill, include their “performance” trigger. Only problem I’d see is holster compatibility if they changed the trigger guard.

[@KiloShock]

B&T imports glocks that they did an Acro cut to that cowitnesses factory irons, comes with the P2 and a glock factory threaded barrel. And its still cheaper than getting a G19.5, acro p2, and having the slide cut for it.

[@greencreekranch]

Yeah, pretty sure that's true. There are two kinds of people who buy glocks. Those who go to the store and just ask for a handgun/say the only name they know and those who know exactly why they buy a glock. The first group is kinda irrelevant here. The second group buys glocks cause they want glocks. So to make them buy something else, that something else has to be everything a glock is, plus a little more and/or for a lower price. If someone deliberately chooses a glock they've already decided they want striker fired. They've decided they want minimal controls. They've decided they want a polymer frame. So if you offer them something else, they're not gonna buy it

[@PJ_Perry]

The best glock clone i found (personal preference) is the GST9 from 80% arms the mutli size grip and just the way it fits my hand ..love it for plinking the ledge for my thumb is great as well

[@paulbrower1812]

The one paw in the box kills me

[@BattleChemist]

Kitter: If I fits, I sits. 😹

[@Ghostrider-71]

P80 build with a grock barrel and a Trijicon RMR. Keeper.

[@wesmonahan8488]

I got 43 x and milled down the lil posts under factory cover mounted 407k directly to slide no plate needed and better height over bore axis replaced factory irons with tru glow tfx pro or whatever there called night sights made for glock 30 and it’s so freaking perfect! Cowitness I make a two inch hole at 12 yards with 200 rounds it’s perfect

[@Bryan-1980]

I do not think that EVERY striker fired polymer pistol is a “glock clone” what makes a Glock, a Glock, is that trash trigger, frame, grip angle, and lovely slide bitting ass end. Once you change the frame, the firing controls, grip angle, and trigger, it’s no longer a Glock or a Glock clone in my opinion. You can crucify me for it, but that’s honestly how I feel. Unless you can interchange every single part on the gun with a Glock part, then it’s not a Glock clone. Plenty of guns on the market today kill the Glock in every single way except the fact that cops haven’t been using them since the early 90’s, but in every other way are leaps and bounds above the Glock.

[@soldier715]

Based comment.

[@dar5647]

You have very fat hands

[@Scott.E.H]

Socko gave you the look of "I'm not the one ranting about guns that may or may not be the same on the internet"

[@plaiddad276]

CZ P-10 C should have made your list of potential Glock killers.

[@Everythingallthetime666]

The APX is actually more reliable with varying ammo types then the glock, also has a cool slide return when you slam in the new magazine, it chambers the next round from the fresh magazine automatically simply by putting a bit more force on the magazine as you feed it in. And its arguably more accurate. And cheaper.

[@onpsxmember]

The, It's not a bug, it's a feature. First I've heard of someone trying to sell it was with the CZ P-10. Some modded CZ 75 pins to get that heavily worn 'feature'.

[@oskar6661]

I have an APX-A1 I picked up on a whim because it's cheap. I don't have enough rounds through it to endorse it, but out-of-the-box, feature-wise it's pretty solid. However the painted on finish is laughably bad on the slide, and a real sign of immense cost savings. For $300, I couldn't complain, but not sure I'll hang onto it.

[@mikevarnerzski]

Only thing holding the shadow systems guns back are the mushy triggers.

[@SAme-n4e]

I'm a fudd. I still carry my Gen3 19. Stock AF. Put a Surefire light on it though. Because I'd like to see in the dark sometimes.

[@Dave-0]

standing by for an auto-tuned edm remix of Hop's Glock song

[@garrettlundy3959]

I believe that by the end of the decade you will be able to buy defensive grade (not just competition) handgun that has no iron sights and red dot optic milled directly from the slide itself, no screws, and not removable.

[@CA.0verview]

3:23 watching him reload like that makes me think he rides a shorter buss than normal 🚌 🤣

[@jesseduncan9612]

Finally someone who doesn't bitch and whine about the standard Glock trigger. Try packing a S&W model 64 for two years with their horrible double action trigger and then switching to a Gen 1 Glock. Amazing.

[@samsmigla]

Hop flipping a coin every week to decide if he’s gonna talk about Glocks or night vision rifle accessories

[@plasticglock]

"God help us, a Sig 320."

[@matthewwilliams9643]

Glad I’m not the only one who thought of the new radicals when you said that

[@monokheros5373]

GLOCK is QUEEN because it is a THROW AWAY and RELIABLE rock thrower

[@DanDannyDanielleBob]

The mr920p is on my want list, but all Glock like substances have been moved down the hierarchy as I have become fascinated with hammer fired performance. Like a lifelong Ralph's customer tip toeing into a Whole Paycheck...err I mean Whole Foods

[@PHIllip324]

Smith & Wesson: (makes the M&P 2.0) Hop: "The Glock killer will be a Glock clone."

[@VincitOmniaVeritas7]

Directly mounted red dots to the MOS system like the Holosun SCS are a godsend: no plates, cowitness with the factory sights and it even has rear serrations.

[@celmer6]

I haven't owned a Glock in 20 years. However I do own 8 Tricked out Polymer 80 PF940C's that I'm really loving. I'm still acclimating to the whole pistol RMR Red Dot thing but it's great for a pillow gun when combined with a Streamlight TLR-7.

[@sgtwright14]

Funny thing is Glock already has different versions of the MOS cut for mounting specific optics patterns directly, they just don't sell them to civilians

[@antonw-uw4ov]

The thing about having to swithch out the iron sights on a milled slide is not really true. You can mill deeper into a glock than most shops do. It's just an R&D issue and some shops opting to take the easy route and tell the customer that deeper is not possible.

[@JonesyMcDanes]

My favorite not-a-glock glock so far as been a SCT 43X lower with whatever upper you want. 15 rounds, the gen 4 style mag release, a super defined 2 stage trigger, 1911 grip angle, nice texture and contours, and dealers choice of 43 or 48 length slide. The only downside is the safety blade protrudes from the front of the trigger but you can fix that with either a 10 dollar part or a dremel.

[@tf19Twigy]

I just bought the Talo G45 and its pretty sweet. Big range day this weekend so ill be really runnin a lot through it. But so far so good at about 150rds in.

[@JasperEksdididi]

"So how was Glock doing, are they killed yet?" "Well, aside from Gaston, himself, no, Glock seems fine"

[@tristenwilliams1943]

I had a PDP and an Sig M17, both pretty decked out, and I loved how they shot… but my $400 Glock clone still shot better. Sold them both, Arex Delta L for the win. Shoots flatter, better grip angle, faster follow ups, slim frame, and way way cheaper. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. That being said, I’ll take ANY pistol with a red dot over a super fancy model with iron sights. Red dots make a massive difference with handguns

[@JKbigfan]

I never expected to hear Hop sing "Someday We'll Know" by Switchfoot and Mandy Moore, derived of the movie 'A Walk to Remember.' Sad movie, good song, great video, greater singing