Glock 19 Specifications

GLOCK 19 Pistol

The GLOCK 19 is ideal for versatile use through reduced dimensions compared with the standard pistol size. With the proven caliber of 9x19, it has found worldwide distribution in security services. In addition to being used as a conventional service weapon, it is suitable for concealed carry or as a backup weapon. Ref Glock 19 Review.

GLOCK 19 9x19

CALIBER 9x19 SYSTEM Safe Action WEIGHT 595 g / 20.99 oz. LOADED (~) 850 g / 29.98 oz. LENGTH 174 mm / 6.85 in. HEIGHT 127 mm / 5.00 in. MAG. CAPACITY Standard: 15 OPTIONAL 17 / 19 / 33 WIDTH 30 mm / 1.18 in. BARREL HEIGHT 32 mm / 1.26 in. TRIGGER PULL 2.5 kg / 5.5 lbs. TRIGGER TRAVEL 12.5 mm / 0.5 in. LINE OF SIGHT 153 mm / 6.02 in. BARREL LENGTH 102 mm / 4.02 in. BARREL RIFLING right hand, hexagonal LENGTH OF TWIST 250 mm / 9.84 in. Subject to technical changes

Barrel & Slide

TENIFER coating on the barrel and slide provide an extremely hard surface (close to that of a diamond) optimum corrosion protection and anti-reflective finish.

Frame

Made from POLYMER. Corrosion resistant, tougher than steel and 86% lighter. GLOCK pistols were the first industrially manufactured handguns with high-tech polymer frames.

Glock 19 Specifications

Manufacturer Number: PI1950203

Configuration: Right Hand

Action: Double Action Only

Caliber: 9 mm

Capacity: 15 Round

Features:

1. Safe Action Trigger System: Partially Tensioned Firing Pin Lock Moves To Back Of Trigger Bar When Trigger Pulled

2. Tenifer Coated Parts: Gives Hardness Close To That Of A Diamond

3. Finger On Trigger: Safety Off

4. Finger Off Trigger: Safety On

5. Extractor Serves As Loaded Chamber Indicator

6. Firing Pin Safety: Blocks Firing Pin Channel Making Igniting the Chambered Cartridge By The Firing Pin Impossible

7. Drop Safety: Prevents Unintentional Fire If Glock® Is Dropped

8. Barrel Length: 4.02 Inch

9. Overall Length: 6.85 Inch

Includes:

1. (2) Magazines

2. Glock® Cleaning Rod

3. Glock® Cleaning Brush

4. Glock® Speedloader

5. Cable Lock

6. Fired Casing

7. Instruction Manual

8. Glock® Hard Plastic Case

Grips: Polymer

Weight: 20.99 Ounces (Empty)

Sights: Fixed

Barrel Material: Cold Hammered, Tenifer Coated With Rounded Interior Profiles

Frame Material: Polymer

Finish: Matte Black

Glocks Aren't Perfect?

May 2, 2012
1. Many factory new defective magazines (rounds fall out, other rounds stuck inside) These are real Glock mags not Korean or other aftermarket mags.
2. New in box, trigger flops around, no spring or spring not connected.
3. Slide stop notch battered into nothingness in less than 3000 rounds.
4. Recoil spring guide breaks during installation.
5. Recoil spring guide breaks during firing.
Been shooting Glocks for years. That's just my own personal experience. You can find more.
Mark

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G19 is the best!

January 29, 2012
G19 is the best! Dead center, won't jam, easy to clean, easy to break down I am a happy shooter! Thank you Glock!
PW

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Glock Internal Locking System (ILS) Safety Feature

August 3, 2011
Glock I owned a glock m23 cal 40. Its ILS fall off and lost it. Can it installed with a new one? where can i source it here in the Philippines?
Thank you much.
John

Response - John

I have never seen an ILS for a Glock and would have no idea where to find it in the Philippines.
Sorry.

Tanner

Glock ILS Information
In 2003, Glock announced the Internal Locking System (ILS) safety feature. The ILS is a manually activated lock that is located in the back of the pistol's grip. It is cylindrical in design and, according to Glock, each key is unique. When activated, the lock causes a tab to protrude from the rear of the grip giving both a visual and tactile indication as to whether the lock is engaged or not. When activated, the ILS renders the Glock unfireable as well as making it impossible to disassemble. When disengaged, the ILS adds no further safety mechanisms to the Glock pistol. The ILS is available as an option on most Glock pistols. Glock pistols cannot be retrofitted to accommodate the ILS. The lock must be factory built in Austria and shipped as a special order.
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glock_pistol

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Which Gun To Buy. Glock 19 or Glock 23?

July 25, 2011
I intend to buy my first handgun and i prefer glock. what should i get glock 19 or glock 23. i never fired a gun before.
Richard



Response - Richard,

Before you buy your gun I would suggest that you get proper instruction, go to the range and fire a few rounds off first. Try a variety of guns to see what is best for you. You might end up saving yourself a lot of money if you find you picked the wrong gun or can't handle the recoil.

When I took my first gun course, a women in the class bought a handgun and brought it with her to the class (for the shooting portion). When she shot the gun (for the first time) she didn’t like it at all (too much recoil). She left the class without finishing the course. The instructors offered her the use of a less powerful gun but she became too afraid of guns and walked away.

That being said, a Glock 19 and Glock 23 are great guns. I own a G19 and it is my favorite gun.

Last week I was at the range and had a chance to shoot a G23 (.40 S&W) and compare it with my G19 (9 mm Luger). I found out something interesting about both guns. See Glock 19/Glock 23 Warning.

The guns are basically identical except for the ammo that they shoot.

Here are some things to consider when you make your choice.

- The Glock 23 has slightly more “stopping power” (but I don’t know if that difference really matters).
- The Glock 23 has slightly more recoil ( I could barely notice the difference).
- The Glock 19 ammo (9 mm Luger) is cheaper and more plentiful.
- At the range I see a lot more people shooting 9 mm than .40 caliber.
- Availability of parts, mods, enhancements and accessories are probably about the same for both guns.

I would personally go with the Glock 19 but I am a little biased.

But, seriously, you need to get instruction and shoot them before you buy them.

Best regards,

Tanner

Follow-Up:

Tanner, Thank you very much for sharing me your knowledge about guns. I will take your advice and try to fire several pistols before finally deciding which to buy. Although most of my buddies owns and recommends your favorite glock19. Thanks again and happy weekend.
Richard

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Buying A Glock 19

August 18, 2011
Where can I buy glock 19?
Ray


Response - Ray,

Glocks are very common and are available at almost any gun shop.

If you want to buy one online the following page has links to a store that has some of the lowest prices along with free shipping.

http://www.reviewsofthings.com/guns/glock_19_review.html

Best regards,

Tanner

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