Glock 19 vs Glock 19C 

Yup it's crazy, and thank you.

Idk if this is the answer you're looking for exactly but when you port your handgun you do lose velocity. And the velocity loss changes depending on the location of your ports and how many you have...but it shouldn't affect too much assuming you're using your handgun like you're suppose to and not like it's a rifle.

Any ports or gaps in the barrel of the same length will REDUCE velocity...less velocity means less energy so YES a ported gun delivers less energy and impact to target...how much is the question

Exactly what we had in mind.

@@gripaimsqueeze Interesting because Qvo tatical has a port vs comp vs non ported/non comped and I definitely remember ported having less velocity but I'll take your word for it

@@AN_APPEAL_2_HEAVEN shit I didn’t post the link. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z8PzOPuQEuk.htmlsi=8LdSNEK0pLlPtdVh

But then again who says they dont.

My 17c cost the same as the 17 would have

@@phil2082last time I checked a Glock is over 400 dollars. What part of my comment did you not understand lol

@@riflesupply lol going to the range once or twice a year to shoot at a target silhouette of a fat guy isn’t training.

@@evanf7334 A $500 Glock is normally priced for a handgun. A $3800 Glock is not. Looking at someone who paid the same price for a compensated Glock as for a non-compensated Glock, then calling them "stupid" or "rich" - this makes you the problem.

Love this place!

Hell yeah!

Not sure we have ever seen one either

It's not much almost negligible. Biggest thing really is the front sight gets caked and honestly it's 9mm so why even bother with a comp 😂

This is something we thought about and we might do a video showing that

There is no real difference. Any barely measurable difference will be less than the average velocity distance between rounds coming out anyway. 9mm, this goes double. Now, a short 10mm? That's another story. This is a round that basically gets no velocity gain from the 19 to the 17L.

@@TheGlockMiester dude u can just wipe off the sight after ur done shooting lmao.. it doesn't get "caked" until you've put 200-300 rounds in a row thru it .. yall complain about the smallest sht

That's an interesting point, now we are going to have to try it with defense ammo. And the G20 vs G20C is coming soon

@riflesupply One more point: Weapons retention. The range I used to go to outside of Fort Hood, Texas used to do demonstrations showing that a handgun, when grabbed, would easily jam with an empty case in the chamber. Also, the owner as well as his instructor had never seen a compensated Glock before someone showed up with a 23c, apparently? Two hospitalizations in 30 seconds because they thought it was the clip draw. Large amounts of flesh removed from the hand, about a cubic inch. If someone grabs a compensated Glock, it will still jam, but they won't be able to hold on to it. I went with a 17c after this instead of the 34 because of weapons retention, not so much because of recoil.

We have the G19C for 569 and the G20C for 644

The Gen 5's are legit!

I’m wondering the same! I would love to get my hands on a glock23c or Glock 21c

Yeah not to sure we'll have to check

Should be in in the next few weeks 👍🏻

The 17c is out there

Yup its coming

Glock did not make a 17c ... You can get a G3 19c or a Gen4 19c... And they are very limited. And I don't see a Gen 5c anything being made ported, but the G18

Glock is making a 17c RS already has 30 on order. Should be in the shop in a few weeks 👍🏻

Yessir

haha thanks

"reduced speed" .. like that makes any difference at all from 5 yards self defense range lmao.. its not a rifle , who cares . Its not even loud, ur just a wuss , if you think its loud u never shot a 556 or 762 then . 0 problem ejecting, put about 5k rounds thru my 19c so far, never had a jam or fte

@@tonysopranooo1I agree lol dudes a fud