Videos tagged with Glock Gen 3

This video presents a "Top 5" ranking of Glock clone pistols available in 2025. The host highlights pistols that offer a similar shooting experience, parts compatibility, and reliability to Glocks, but with enhancements like improved ergonomics, better triggers, upgraded slides, or more competitive pricing. The featured pistols include models from Shadow Systems (MR/DR Series), Lone Wolf Arms (Guardian / Timberwolf Frames), Polymer 80 (Custom Builds), Ruger (RXM), and PSA (Dagger). The video emphasizes features such as Glock-compatible parts (primarily Gen 3), ergonomic grip options, optics-ready cuts, and significant aftermarket support, positioning these as excellent Glock alternatives for concealed carry, range use, or competition.

This video, titled 'glockmagdump', appears to be a short demonstration of rapid firing a Glock pistol, commonly referred to as a 'mag dump'. While the description is minimal, the title strongly suggests content focused on the performance and potentially the sound of a Glock magazine being emptied quickly. It is likely intended for an audience interested in firearms, specifically Glock pistols and their handling during high-volume shooting scenarios.

This video discusses California Senate Bill 1127 and its potential impact on handguns previously "grandfathered in" under the state's Unsafe Handgun Act. The legislation is highlighted as potentially outlawing popular firearms like Glock Gen 3s, even those considered "fixed." The description emphasizes the complexity and dangerous real-world implications of the bill for gun owners.

This video demonstrates a specialized tool from TangoDown designed to simplify the often frustrating task of replacing a Glock magazine release button. The presenter highlights common difficulties with improvised tools and showcases how the TangoDown tool facilitates both the disassembly and reassembly process, addressing a known pain point for Glock owners looking to customize their firearm.

This YouTube video introduces the new Ruger RXM, a striker-fired, optics-ready 9mm pistol. It highlights the pistol's unique collaboration with Magpul, its modular Fire Control unit similar to the Sig P320, and its compatibility with Glock Gen 3 parts and Magpul PMAG magazines. The video promises a detailed look at the RXM's design and features, emphasizing its potential to challenge established models like Glock and P320 by blending Glock reliability with Magpul innovation. Links to the creator's website, night vision gear, truck camper, and affiliate codes for Optics Planet and Americana Pipedream Apparel are also provided.

This video delves into the evolution of Glock pistol generations, from Gen 1 to Gen 5, uncovering lesser-known facts and internal differences. It highlights why certain generations became popular for custom builds (Gen 3), discusses military contracts associated with Gen 4, and explains how Gen 5 addressed previous flaws. The content aims to educate viewers on key reliability distinctions between each generation and reveal information Glock might not widely promote. It's presented as essential viewing for anyone considering a Glock purchase, from experienced owners to first-time handgun buyers, promising to change their perspective on their sidearm.

This YouTube video from AIM Surplus discusses "Gen3 Glock" stoppages, implying a focus on potential malfunctions and troubleshooting for this specific firearm model. The description includes links for training registration, Patreon support, and social media communities (Facebook and Discord), indicating a content creator focused on firearm education and community building. The video likely aims to provide practical insights for Glock owners regarding reliable operation and problem-solving.

This YouTube video provides a review of the new Strike Industries Liteslide and Strike Arms Compact Frame, which are compatible with Glock Gen 3 pistols. The presenter details the handgun as a "tricked out Glock designed pistol." The video also features a shout-out to Fiocchi USA for supplying ammunition and mentions Trijicon Inc. and Night Fision for their involvement. Installation guides are available on Sootchgear.com. The video aims to be a gun review with opportunities for exclusive content and community support.

This YouTube video, titled 'Which Glock 26?', aims to help viewers decide between different Glock 26 variants or potentially compare the Glock 26 to other models. Without a transcript, the content likely involves a review, comparison, or discussion of the features, performance, and suitability of the Glock 26 for various purposes such as concealed carry or personal defense. The video is expected to provide insights for potential buyers or enthusiasts of subcompact Glock pistols.

This video features a hands-on look at new Glock Gen 3 MOS spare slides. It highlights that these slides are designed to address California's firearm roster restrictions, allowing residents to acquire features like optic cuts on Gen 3 frames, which are otherwise unavailable. The presenter clarifies that the slides are available to individuals nationwide and demonstrates the unboxing, installation process, and compatible optics. The video also shows the Gen 3 slide fitted onto a Gen 5 frame, concluding with a summary of its utility.

This video features Hickok45 shooting and discussing the new Ruger RXM, which is described as a variation of the Glock Gen 3. The video highlights the firearm itself and provides a general overview. Several sponsors are mentioned, including Davidson's GALLERY of GUNS, SILENCER CENTRAL, SONORAN DESERT INSTITUTE, ALABAMA HOLSTER, and BALLISTOL. The description also directs viewers to Hickok45's other YouTube channels, Patreon, and Rumble, along with a playlist of FAQ videos. The disclaimer emphasizes firearms safety and responsible gun ownership.

This video demonstrates the compatibility of Gen 3 Glock 25 slides with Glock Gen 5 frames, specifically mentioning the Glock 19 Gen 5, 19X, 45, 47, and 49. It addresses viewer skepticism by showing that the ambidextrous Gen 5 slide stop functions correctly with a Gen 3 slide and that .380 ACP ammunition can be fed from a 9mm magazine. The content also includes a segment on the USCCA and their concealed carry guide.