Sig and Springfield sure as heck dont!

Great point, I have many gun brands but I always considered Glock 19 to be my go to gun.

@@KD-wy2cc lol my Springfields has never let me down.

My MP 2.0 is just as reliable as a glock

Some companies only make range toys lol

Beretta and Glock both make quality guns.

@@andrewpandrew5809 you can carry a gun if you have a valid reason backed up with a license. Traffic wardens and security guards, all the various police forces , military, hunters, and people who have a genuine threat on their life

@@andrewpandrew5809there are plenty of countries that allow citizens to carry guns out in public, although laws may vary. People just hear about america because of all the negative stigma associated with gun use in the states

Thanks for your service! Glock 23 Gen 5 owner from Illinois here!

Ik your comment is old, but what are the benefits to getting the advanced armorship as far as potential work goes, and what we're the steps you took to get it?

The dislikes were from ruger security 9 owners..

H&K couldn't be fucked to even watch this video. They really don't care lol.

CZ users as well!

Now 18, must be leftwhiners...

Sig hk are good guns but they just don't shoot as flat as a Glock.

I love to hear that. I want a glock 19 so bad but man i dont have that bread yet so i may go taurus

@@22lrjayden81 Taurus is great for the price but expect an occasional hiccup even if you do everything right

@@markanthony5582 wasup man. I got a taurus g2s and so far its been doing me great favors.

@@22lrjayden81 awesome man. Great to hear that. I'm thinking of adding a Taurus to my collection. Inexpensive but great value

It is preferred by police officers for its reliability, simplicity, speed of fire, discretion and prompt employment. Therefore, it has wide acceptance among paramilitary and police forces in the world. In Brazil there are only 3 models for civil use, the models G25, G28 and G42, all with caliber 380 Auto. The 9mm (except G18) and .40 S&W models are for military and police use only, and the 9mm is for military and hunter, shooter and collector use only. Note: In Brazil weapon calibers, in short, are defined as allowed and restricted. This restriction being linked to the prerogative of its acquisition. In addition to professionals directly or indirectly linked to public safety (Police, Judges, Prosecutors, Armed Forces), R-105 regulated Shooters, Collectors and Hunters can also purchase weapons in restricted calibers. It must comply with current and specific legislation. Lightweight, safe and accurate precision pistol- type tactical weapon , manufactured from part polymer (frame), part carbon steel with hardened finish (bolt barrel and other small parts). The hardened finish is more corrosion resistant than stainless steel. There is the G18 model, 9mm caliber, with shot selector, which can operate in the semiautomatic and automatic regime, in which the theoretical speed reaches an impressive 1200 shots per minute. Usually uses the 32-ammunition loader, increasing the firepower of this weapon. Glock guns feature a Glock Gmbh-patented safe action action that features a set of 3 locks that are automatically released upon trigger release, thus allowing firing. It is neither single action nor double action. It is a Glock proprietary system based on precoated percussion systems. This pistol has no external locks, which is why people who do not know this gun consider it unsafe. The first lock is on the trigger itself. It is a tongue that only allows the trigger stroke when it is pressed by the shooter finger at the moment of firing. The second lock is that of the firepin. The striker is released only after the trigger is triggered, thus allowing the trigger. The third lock prevents accidental firing from falling weapons. Contrary to popular belief, Glock, when it has ammunition in the chamber, is not "cocked". Trigger actuation finishes pushing the striker backwards, arming the mechanism, which is only released at the end of the trigger stroke. Thus, Glock, even with ammunition in the chamber, cannot make accidental shots, as the trigger mechanism is only "cocked" at the end of the trigger stroke. Standard armament of the Austrian Army , also used by the FBI , GIGN, US Navy Seals and today by the Federal Police and Federal Highway Police of Brazil, the latter in a transition phase to change arms. In 1980 , the Glock pistol was developed by engineer Gaston Glock. Known around the world as a "plastic pistol", it is named after the large number of parts made of special high density synthetic material. Glock's construction is considered simple and modern. As an optional accessory, Glock can provide additional chargers. There are currently other models in the .380 Auto (G42) and .45 Auto (G41) gauges, as well as generations like Gen3 and Gen4.

Vulgo PALHACINHO BNC Polish Police use Glocks as well :)

Its nice here in austria!

Go to the one in atlanta

I have an old gen 3, but it has never hadan issue to this day as long as I keep it maintained. I am probably going to upgrade to a gen 5 soon though unless a gen 6 is around the corner then I'll wait.

Will *YOU* re-tweet my tweets ????

Same. G5 17 last year and I’m in love.

Happy to hear that. My first Glock is the Glock 22 gen 5 40 cal. Can’t wait to shoot it

@@albertbrooks2456 it's is really a great gun !!!!!,i own one too, only gun in my collection which doesn't give me brass to face !!!!!!

@@krishankansal86 oh yes!! I absolutely love this gun!! Never thought I’d be saying that about a Glock lol

@@krishankansal86 That’s funny you say that. I went shooting a few days ago. I shot a Glock 17, Sig P320 and a CZ CP10. The Glock was the only gun that didn’t send the casings hitting me in the head or down my shirt. After 70 rounds I was hitting my mark and dodging most of those casings from hitting me in the face. However my friends Glock 43 was hitting me in the face as I stood 10 feet behind him. They were bouncing off the ceiling, and hitting the shooting lane divider walls. It’s a combo of the ammo possibly being lower quality and/or the gun preferring certain ammo.

gen 5 here

Meanwhile SPRINGFIELD is tucking them all in to bed

i agree

I just ordered one the last month. It's my first glock and I can't wait for it to arrive. .40 is definitely more of a popular caliber than people make it out to be.

You mean the BMW Supra?

steyer makes vehicles?

Amen!

This video makes me proud to be an American🇺🇸🇺🇸🔫

... for it's austrian guns?

@@menne_inc5526 made in America

menne_inc no......because we have the RIGHT to buy and enjoy them.😏

@@FreedomLover170 Austria

Wish we had happier people in this world but ya gotta protect the innocent

the armored truck company i worked for 20 years ago issued all of us Glock 21s

@@nivramvirus6755 that’s dope asl I recently got a 21 gen 3 that’s really nice in the og slide finish I always carry my 26 but when I see the 21 is like getting to a treat back home.

Not premature wear. Parts are marrying. And don’t oil.

oh shit

where are they made ? In this video it's seems to be manufactured in the US ?

@@albatro2676 Glocks are made primarily in Austria. Some Glocks are made in Georgia, USA.

@KawasakiRider - Nope

Yeeess! Just like TOYOTA is a TOYOTA! Good statement :)

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I would love to see how well engineered a Glock curtain rod would be.

@@Assimilator702 this was the most left field response ever but I kinda like it

@@NoVeilShow The designer of the first Glock was previously designing curtain rods. So there is that.

@@Assimilator702 ah, I’m an idiot. Thanks for the history 👌

@@NoVeilShow Sorry to disappoint. I wasn’t as witty as you gave me credit for. But it does show how brilliant of a mechanical engineer Gaston Glock is. The guy is still alive. He’s 93 years old and survived an attempted assassination.

C I’ve been waiting for a new gen G30s

@@mauricemaurice123 me2

@@mauricemaurice123 Go with the Glock 29 10 mm instead you won’t be disappointed

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a pheasant is a bird lol

Smells like up pheasant in here.

He wasn’t going there to purchase a firearm. He was taking it there to have it serviced. Having been to the Symrna, GA location many times, it’s just like it is in this video. An armorer will meet you in the waiting room and take your pistol back to be serviced and then return with it and walk you through what was done

Have Glock send you a replacement case free of charge and post the results here.😊

You haven't shot the MP 2.0 then. I have a Glock 19, gen 5. Had to buy iron sights, had to do an undercut, had to buy a magwell... Considering stippling it but nah. My MP 2.0 has remained stock because it fits my every need

Great gun

Viking Outdoors SXS I was almost going to say “you nailed it” but remembered that Kia cars comes with 10 years or 100k miles warranty but don’t even last that longer. With Glock you actually don’t need more warranty: they are perfect 👌

I own 2 Glock firearms. A G17 gen4 and a G43X. Both of them perform flawlessly. I have over 10,000 rounds through the 17 without a single failure. The 43X has been on my hip since I bought it last month, and has so far put 500 rounds on the paper without any issues. I agree that a longer warranty isn't needed

@@Mike-pb2to you are missing the point, I also carry a 43x and have since the week they came out. I've also been shooting Glocks for tens of thousands of rounds, however that does not stop me for wanting a lifetime warranty for what I've seen come through my store. Whether it needs it or not is not the issue. The issue is, if it is that good then it should have a lifetime warranty, when there are subpar guns that have lifetime warranties.

@@stillgonasendit2604 I can definitely see the point you're making on that. It would be nice

@@stillgonasendit2604 If your Glock breaks, the warranty department is going to take care of you. Let me know if that happens. I'm guessing it never will.