Videos tagged with Glock17

This YouTube video, titled "12 DAYS OF GLOCKTOBER | DAY 1", appears to be the start of a series focused on Glocks. The description highlights that the content is for educational purposes, not for promoting firearm sales, and that all activities are conducted in a safe and controlled environment. The creator's Instagram handle is provided. The video is part of a themed event or challenge related to Glocks.

This video argues against using pistols for home defense, presenting a comparative analysis with shotguns. It demonstrates the fourth reason for this preference: effectiveness when engaging multiple targets. The content features a shooting drill where a Glock 17 (firing 9mm rounds) and a shotgun (firing 00 buckshot) are used to engage stationary targets at 5 yards, highlighting the significant difference in damage output. The video encourages viewer engagement and directs them to the creator's merchandise website.

This video showcases the Mantis X and Mantis Blackbeard dry-fire training systems for firearms owners. It highlights how these tools provide precise feedback on trigger pulls, measuring accuracy before and after the break. The demonstration features an AR-15 and a Glock 17, emphasizing the Blackbeard's integrated trigger reset function for AR platforms. The content aims to improve shooting skills through consistent, accessible dry-fire practice, directing viewers to CajunBoyJake.com for more information.

This video features the initial firing of a Glock 47, a pistol belonging to "Francesco." The presenter notes it's not his own but acquired due to a previous purchase from Bignami1939. He describes the first shot as slightly uncontrolled, attributing it to cold weather (2 degrees Celsius) and a factory trigger, while admitting these are excuses. He praises the Glock 47's balanced slide mass and more neutral handling compared to the Glock 17, suggesting it might be the 'definitive' Glock. Future plans include ergonomic adjustments and a performance trigger upgrade, with parts from Toni System on the way.

This video appears to be a casual "range day" style video featuring Glock firearms, specifically mentioning Glock 17 and Glock 19. The description uses informal language like "dingers" and "bangers," suggesting a focus on shooting different types of ammunition or possibly firearms. The creators are based in Arizona and promote various affiliated products and services including gun holsters, gun stands, a Glock rifle conversion kit, and targets. They also offer an entrepreneur internship and provide an Instagram handle and business email. The description emphasizes safety and responsible firearm handling, including cleaning up brass and leaving the area clean. While not a formal review, it seems to be entertainment-focused content for firearm enthusiasts.

This YouTube video focuses on the Glock 44 and Glock 17 firearms, as indicated by the title and hashtags. The inclusion of '#edc' suggests a practical application or everyday carry focus. Based on the title alone, the content likely involves showcasing, comparing, or discussing these specific Glock models.

This YouTube video, titled "Sweet Dreams Are Made Of Glock17’s," appears to be a compilation or showcase of various firearms, with a strong emphasis on Glocks. The description lists a wide array of handgun and rifle models from different manufacturers, suggesting a broad scope of firearm discussion. It also includes terms like "build," "how to shoot," and "range day," indicating potential content related to firearm customization, shooting techniques, or general range activities. The inclusion of specific Glock models (G19, G17, G23, G26) alongside other popular platforms like AR-15, AK-47, and Sig Sauer indicates a focus on popular and commonly discussed firearms in the enthusiast community.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled "Based. 🚫", focuses on firearm content, likely showcasing or referencing firearms from Glock, a prominent manufacturer. The description directs viewers to a Linktree profile for more content from GlockStore, indicating a connection to a retailer or brand known for Glock products and related accessories. The "#shorts" tag suggests a brief, engaging format. The content aims to capture attention with a provocative title and encourage further engagement through the provided link.

This video provides a tutorial on how to install and mount the Leupold Delta Point Pro red dot optic onto a Glock 17 pistol. It covers the process of attaching the optic, making it a useful resource for Glock owners looking to accessorize their firearm with this popular red dot sight.