Hidden Advantages of Every Glock Model Explained

Описание: Most people think Glocks are all the same blocky pistol. They aren't. In this video, we uncover the hidden engineering advantages and specific use-cases behind every single Glock model ever made.

From the unique ballistic properties of the .357 SIG models to the specific slide cuts on the long-slide competition guns, we explain exactly why each model exists and what it does better than the rest.

Whether you need the deep concealment of the Slimline series or the barrier-blind power of the .40 S&W duty guns, this guide breaks down the technical specs, recoil management, and practical applications that aren't always obvious on the spec sheet.

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intro
00:02 - Glock 49
01:19 - Glock 48
02:24 - Glock 45
03:25 - Glock 43X
04:33 - Glock 47 MOS
05:47 - Glock 44
06:41 - Glock 43
07:40 - Glock 42
08:40 - Glock 41
09:42 - Glock 40
10:49 - Glock 37
11:45 - Glock 28
12:45 - Glock 25
13:45 - Glock 39
14:45 - Glock 36
15:52 - Glock 38
16:52 - Glock 35
17:52 - Glock 34
19:09 - Glock 33
20:09 - Glock 32
21:17 - Glock 31
22:30 - Glock 29
23:30 - Glock 24
24:34 - Glock 27
25:40 - Glock 23
26:33 - Glock 22
27:27 - Glock 21
28:23 - Glock 20
29:18 - Glock 19X
30:10 - Glock 17L
31:04 - Glock 26
32:10 - Glock 17
33:24 - Glock 19


DISCLAIMER: This video is based on extensive research combined with personal opinion and analysis. Rankings reflect historical performance, engineering quality, and combat effectiveness, but tier placements are ultimately subjective interpretations. Feel free to disagree in the comments.

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