Glock 19X to be introduced in January
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The problem I'm having is returning it back to Glock.
I have better pistols that actually fit my hand.
But there's just something about this 19X that wants to stay here.
Denis
Ha! Gotchya - I took it far too literally.
The only “problem” I have with mine is that while the factory trigger is great for a Glock, it doesn’t match my 3.5 connector/NY1 spring triggers on my other Glocks. Just a 3.5 connector feels too light. I’m anxiously awaiting Glock to make a NY1 Gen5 trigger spring.
I shot a 19X today. Evidently, "I liked the Glock more than I expected" is destined to be the story of my life.
helitack32f1
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LOL! That’s hilarious. Happens to the best of us.
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I've had my 19X since Wednesday which I have carried it most days since then and did some drills with it at the range and already have finish wear through the brown PVD coating on the slide. I'll post a picture once it actually receives to my email.
It doesn't bother me that the finish is worn since I plan on using my Glock but I'm just surprised and disappointed that the finish is already coming off.
It doesn't bother me that the finish is worn since I plan on using my Glock but I'm just surprised and disappointed that the finish is already coming off.
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Fooled me, it's my 2nd choice in my carry pistols. Never thought a Glock would be there until this gun came along.
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Well, I got mine in yesterday, hit the range and proceeded to blow out my (meager admittedly, I have been loading 45 lately) stock of range ammo.
I like it a lot, and it will replace my Gen 4 Glock 17 as my EDC.
The trigger is different than my other Glocks, smooth and fine, but lacking as distinct of a break as my others. It took me a while to get used to it and I'm still shooting 1/2" left at 12 yards, so I have some work to do. Ran 350 assorted rounds, ran like a Glock should.
While not as dead on as my 17 slow fire, it performed every bit as well in rapid fire drills, so thats good.
I did notice (anyone else?) That the front strap checkering is pretty aggressive and my fingers actually were a bit sore, which is strange because I LIKE super aggressive grips. I'm thinking it's from the spots where my hands expect the finger grooves. Odd, but a few more sessions and I'll have new calluses and move on, just an observation.
Overall happy with my purchase and can't wait to shoot more.
I like it a lot, and it will replace my Gen 4 Glock 17 as my EDC.
The trigger is different than my other Glocks, smooth and fine, but lacking as distinct of a break as my others. It took me a while to get used to it and I'm still shooting 1/2" left at 12 yards, so I have some work to do. Ran 350 assorted rounds, ran like a Glock should.
While not as dead on as my 17 slow fire, it performed every bit as well in rapid fire drills, so thats good.
I did notice (anyone else?) That the front strap checkering is pretty aggressive and my fingers actually were a bit sore, which is strange because I LIKE super aggressive grips. I'm thinking it's from the spots where my hands expect the finger grooves. Odd, but a few more sessions and I'll have new calluses and move on, just an observation.
Overall happy with my purchase and can't wait to shoot more.
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