Navy Seals Switch To G19?
The Glock (or block as some refer to it) is an immensely popular handgun in the united states and all over the world. I personally have never been interested because of their grip, but have recently become much more interest with the introduction of the micro roni stabilizer kit.
Apparently the military has decided to outfit our navy seals with the glock 19 after much testing and evaluation of a potential new pistol for the seals. This also of course comes right down to the contract price glock is willing to give the military to outfit all the men as well as reliability and function.
What do you guys think about glocks? Are they good enough for the seals?
Read More Here:
http://www.defensereview.com/u-s-naval-special-warfare-nsw-adopts-glock-19-g19-for-u-s-navy-seal-assaultersoperators-drs-thoughts/
grip angle is goofy, but no one can knock the performance. Weird that they don't use the same kit as army for logistics purposes.
Does the Glock not use the 1911 angle? My first purchase was a S&W Sigma, a copycat design Glock sued S&W over, and it has the 1911 angle. I guess I just assumed Glock's did as well.
glock is 3 degrees shallower
Yea that's a good point.
The glock is. cool.
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Have 2 3rd Gen Glocks. A 17 and a 19. The 17 has the "fish gill" serrations. The both go bang every time I pull the trigger. Was wanting to try a Gen 5 and saw the 19x.
