I'm probably overlooking something very obvious but what is the difference between the G45 and G19X? It looks like they are both G17 frames, with a G19 slide?
I've given up hope that we'll ever get a true G19 frame, with a true G17 slide. That's what I've wanted for more than a decade.
Sorry - off topic...
G45- magwell flare, front slide serrations, ships with 17rd mags, blackOriginally Posted by Rack
G19X- front strap toe not compatible with gen5 mag floor plates, straight wall mag well (no gen5 flare), maritime spring cups, ships with 1x 17rd and 2x 19rd mags, coyote brown
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G45 also has the breach face cut opposite the extractor for enhanced extraction and ejection while the 19X does not. This is a big deal for me.
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A huge deal.
I was shooting with a buddy that that has 3 19Xs and all three ejected like a popcorn popper.
Did it with full power 147 grain ammo and three very experienced shooters.
Here's hoping the Glock 47, or at least the slide, becomes commercially available.
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
Why??
The whole reason the 17 shoots softer than the 19 is the recoil spring with more coils.
For those who want to pair the longer slide with the shorter frame, it is the only option that is actually in production, if not commercially available.
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
My 47 shoots softer than my 17 & 19…pretty close to my 45 but haven’t put those side by side yet.
Let me guess.
It’s a totally different gun and you have to shoot one to believe how incredibly soft and flat it shoots.
Amirite?
Nope. It’s just a run of the mill Glock that shoots more like a G45 than a G17…which is a bit softer. It’s subtle, unlike the attitude in your post.
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