Description
Glock 19 Dimensions Gen 5
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 9x19mm Luger |
| System | Safe Action |
| Magazine Capacity | Standard: 15, |
| Barrel Length | 102 mm |
| Weight without magazine | 600 g |
| Weight with empty magazine | 670 g |
| Weight with loaded magazine | 855 g |
| Trigger Pull | 28 N |
| Length (Overall) | 187 mm |
| Slide Length | 174 mm |
| Width (Overall) | 32 mm |
| Slide Width | 25.5 mm |
| Height incl. Mag. | 128 mm |
| Line of Sight (Polymer) | 153 mm |
| Line of Sight (Steel) | 152 mm |
| Line of Sight (GNS) | 151 mm |
| Trigger Distance | 71.2 mm |
used glock 19 for sale
A smoother and lighter trigger pull
- A more accurate and durable barrel with enhanced rifling
- A flared magazine well for faster and easier reloads
- A reversible magazine release and ambidextrous slide stop lever for left-handed shooters
- A nDLC finish on the slide and barrel for better corrosion and wear resistance
- A beveled muzzle for easier holstering
- A removal of finger grooves on the grip for a more comfortable and universal fit
- A choice of different sights, including AmeriGlo Bold night sights.
The Glock 19 Gen 5 has received mostly positive reviews from users and experts.
- The Glock 19 Gen 5 is reliable, accurate, and easy to shoot
- The Glock 19 Gen 5 feels better in the hand and has a better balance than the Gen 4
- The Glock 19 Gen 5 is a versatile and adaptable pistol that can serve multiple purposes
- The Glock 19 Gen 5 is a great option for concealed carry, self-defense.
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Used Glock 19: The Ultimate Compact Pistol for Versatile Use
If you are looking for a reliable, accurate, and easy-to-handle pistol that can serve multiple purposes, look no further than the Glock 19. The Glock 19 is a 9mm Luger pistol that combines the reduced dimensions of a compact slide with the full-size grip of a standard frame. This makes it ideal for concealed carry, backup weapon, or general service pistol.
Features and Benefits of A used Glock 19 gen 5
The Glock 19 offers many features and benefits that make it stand out from other pistols in its class. Some of them are:
- GLOCK Marksman Barrel: The Glock 19 features a match-grade barrel with enhanced rifling and improved crown for increased accuracy and precision.
- nDLC Finish: The Glock 19 has a durable and corrosion-resistant finish that protects the pistol from wear and tear and enhances its performance in adverse conditions.
- Front Serrations: The Glock 19 has front serrations on the slide that provide an additional tactile surface for better grip and manipulation of the slide.
- Ambidextrous Slide Stop Lever: The Glock 19 has a slide stop lever on both sides of the frame that allows left-handed and right-handed shooters to easily release the slide.
- No Finger Grooves: The Glock 19 has a smooth and ergonomic grip that can be customized with different backstraps to fit any hand size and preference.
- Flared Magwell: The Glock 19 has a larger opening at the bottom of the grip that facilitates faster and easier magazine changes.
- Orange Follower: The Glock 19 has a bright orange follower in the magazine that indicates when the magazine is empty or has rounds left.
- Safe Action System: The Glock 19 has a unique trigger system that consists of three independent safeties that prevent accidental discharge and ensure a consistent trigger pull.
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Why Choose the Glock 19 for Your Next Pistol
The Glock 19 is a versatile and dependable pistol that can handle any situation and challenge. Whether you need a pistol for self-defense, sport shooting, law enforcement, or military use, the Glock 19 can deliver. The Glock 19 is trusted by millions of users around the world for its quality, performance, and durability. The Glock 19 is not just a pistol, it is a Glock. And that means perfection. Order your Glock 19 today and experience the difference for yourself. 🙌🏼
Glock 19 Gen 3 vs. Gen 5: The Ultimate Showdown!
**1. Say Goodbye to Finger Grooves!**
– **Gen 3**: Features finger grooves on the grip, which some shooters love for the added control, but others find restrictive.
– **Gen 5**: Ditches the finger grooves for a more universal grip that fits a wider range of hand sizes comfortably⁴.
**2. Enhanced Accuracy with the Glock Marksman Barrel**
– **Gen 3**: Standard barrel design.
– **Gen 5**: Introduces the Glock Marksman Barrel (GMB) with improved rifling for better accuracy and precision⁵.
**3. Ambidextrous Controls for All Shooters**
– **Gen 3**: Standard slide stop lever on one side.
– **Gen 5**: Ambidextrous slide stop lever, making it easier for left-handed shooters to operate⁵.
**4. Sleek and Durable Finish**
– **Gen 3**: Traditional finish on the slide and barrel.
– **Gen 5**: Upgraded to an nDLC finish, providing enhanced durability and corrosion resistance⁵.
**5. Reversible Magazine Catch**
– **Gen 3**: Fixed magazine catch.
– **Gen 5**: Reversible magazine catch, allowing customization for left or right-handed use⁵.
**6. Improved Trigger Mechanism**
– **Gen 3**: Classic Glock trigger.
– **Gen 5**: Enhanced trigger mechanism for a smoother and crisper pull⁵.
**7. Flared Magwell for Faster Reloads**
– **Gen 3**: Standard magwell.
– **Gen 5**: Flared magwell design to facilitate quicker and more efficient magazine changes⁵.
**8. Front Slide Serrations for Better Grip**
– **Gen 3**: Lacks front slide serrations.
– **Gen 5**: Adds front slide serrations for improved handling and easier slide manipulation.
Both generations have the unique strengths, catering to different preferences and needs. Whether you prefer the classic feel of the Gen 3 or the modern enhancements of the Gen 5, Glock ensures reliability and performance in every shot.
Which features stand out to you the most?
Dominic (verified owner) –
I agreed your comment about finger grooves.
The only problem with build in finger grooves is they’re one size fits all.
I purchased my first Glock in 1987 and since then have purchased a gen 3 model 23 a gen 4 model 19 and a gen 4 model 43 and love them. In my option they are among the best guns on the market.
Maybe there’s something else they call it improvement, I didn’t not notice and don’t care.
Man of steel (verified owner) –
I agreed your comment about finger grooves.
The only problem with build in finger grooves is they’re one size fits all.
The month of GLOCKTOBER is just around the corner and will be doing my annual pilgrimage to my LGS to celebrate 🙂
Maybe there’s something else they call it improvement, I didn’t not notice and don’t care.
Harrison –
Have you practiced shooting with the Gen 5 at the shooting range?
Chillphil (verified owner) –
Would like to find a Gen1 17. I have several Glocks but miss my Gen 1 17.
Rayan bakly (verified owner) –
Thank you, WestCost the Glock is exactly as I expected, I love this one, I’ll be coming to get ammo soon
Charlie beck (verified owner) –
I agreed your comment about finger grooves.
The only problem with build in finger grooves is they’re one size fits all.
On a full size pistol is fine, but finger grooves on compact guns will post a problem for mid to small size hands, some smaller hands can have a three finger hold on the short grip but the finger grooves would only allow two finger on it.
Maybe there’s something else they call it improvement, I didn’t not notice and don’t care.
VAMiket (verified owner) –
The Gen 5 Glocks are the civilian version of the FBI Contract Glock 19M and 17M.
Tony2121 (verified owner) –
I’m not a big fan of Glock although I own half dozen of them.
I think it’s one of the most ugly handgun ever designed (Gaston probably doesn’t have any Italian blood in him), and it was so cheaply made (what he wanted). The reason I own a few is solely because that damn thing works.
Gen 5 was made with some added and omitted features.
This is what I noticed from observing my friend’s Gen 5 G17 vs Gen 4:
A new finish for barrel and slide (hard to tell), new rifling (maybe good), omission of the finger grooves on the grip (great), ambidextrous slide stop (good), flared magazine well (if you think its necessary). The locking block pin was also omitted (for whatever the reason was).
It doesn’t shoot any better than the 2nd and 3rd Gen. I have, there’re no design flaw induced stoppage in either Gen. during my tests under borderline civilized environment. Maybe the difference will show in torture test which I have no intention to do with my own guns.
Maybe there’s something else they call it improvement, I didn’t not notice and don’t care.
Kelvin Noel jr (verified owner) –
I personally think this is the best look ever made, and I should know I bought and exchanged Glocks here and with order deals
Trapstat (verified owner) –
What is different about the Generation 5 from the others?
Steve W (verified owner) –
I do love Glock pistols myself. I’ve had a few, the most recent being a gen4 23. I think I prefer the gen 3 personally, the 4 had a different feel with the more aggressive texturing. I think the 5 is cool but one of the main reasons I like the Glock guns is the molded finger grooves, without those, I just don’t think I’d be happy with it. I’m actually shooting a Sig now and think it’s a much nicer gun but for the price, you won’t do better than Glock.
Harrison –
You definitely know what your buying. Glock is the way to go for personal security
Luis Diazo (verified owner) –
Now I got the Glock 17, I’m testing both my Glock 17 and my Glock 19 at the range not a big difference I noticed. And not a big difference with the gens either, but gen 5 is something else I can say
Luis Diazo (verified owner) –
Now I got the Glock 17, I’m testing both my Glock 17 and my Glock 19 at the range not a big difference I noticed. And not a big difference with the gens either, but gen 5 is something else I can say