Glock model 19C (compensated)

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devo6684

Discussion Starter · May 18, 2006

I was at the range a few weeks ago and the guy to my left was shooting a Glock 19. He asked if I would like to try it. I shot off a mag of 9mm's and was extremely impressed! Normally, I do not care for the bounce of the 9mm autos. This model was designed with a compensator and man did it shoot smooth with little to no recoil! Right of the bat I shot a nice tight group just under bullseye.

Does anyone know if Glock makes a compensated .45? I would definitely be interested if they did. :smile:

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TonyW

· #2 · May 18, 2006

I don't believe they have a compensated .45.

Glocks website: http://www.glock.com/_45.htm

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ScaryWoody

· #3 · May 18, 2006

Glock offers the G21 full size model with a compensated barrel. Glock 21C.

If you are considering this pistol for carry I would suggest against the compensated model. Shooting from retention with a compensated pistol can send hot gases into your face and body.

For range work, different story.

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frankmako

· #4 · May 18, 2006

Yes they do.

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devo6684

Discussion Starter · #5 · May 18, 2006

Thanks for the input fellers. I did not think about the issue of the expelled gases. That is definitely something to think about!
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Bud White

· #6 · May 18, 2006

yep glock pretty much offers everything comped

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Bud White

· #7 · May 18, 2006

ScaryWoody said:
Glock offers the G21 full size model with a compaensated barrel. Glock 21C.

If you are considering this pistol for carry I would suggest against the compensated model. Shooting from retention with a compensated pistol can send hot gases into your face and body.

For range work, different story.

That can be a problem but tell ya the truth im not gonna worry about it im gonna carry that little comped 44mag smith i got comp is very front of barrel with no side vents

If you want the 21c get it then pay the 90$ or so get a glock 21 barrel non comped then you can drop the non comped barrel into it if your worried about it

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TonyW

· #8 · May 18, 2006

Well, guess I should have done a better search. I should have known that Glocks website wasn't up to date. Somewhere I have this spiffy chart that lists all the different Glocks. I had a copy printed but don't know where it got to.

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chris s

· #9 · May 18, 2006

I was going to make the same suggestion that Bud made.

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dimmak

· #10 · May 18, 2006

+1 on bud...

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BCurry1

· #11 · May 18, 2006

TonyW said:
Somewhere I have this spiffy chart that lists all the different Glocks. I had a copy printed but don't know where it got to.

Here you go. http://www.teamglock.com/PistolInfo/pistolpage.htm

This is their new page, glock.com has not been updated in some years. http://www.teamglock.com

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TonyW

· #12 · May 18, 2006

Thanks, that's it. I am at work and didn't have the link saved here. I also remembered that the copy of the Lone Wolf catalog I have has a good picture/chart of the different models. I own two of them and still have a hard time keeping all the different model numbers straight. :blink:

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devo6684

Discussion Starter · #13 · May 18, 2006

I'm not too familiar with the Glock world.
Any news on if they are looking to offer a compensated G30 - subcompact? :image035:

BTW- that Glock team link is great, I have a difficult time remembering the models / calibers.

Thanks!

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P95Carry

· #14 · May 18, 2006

Thx from me too Ben - that page is a bonus for checking the various model#'s - I forget so many!

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