How Striker Fired Actions Work Part 5: Glock 19
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024
- This video continues a series covering how striker fired actions work. In this video I showcase the function of the Glock 19,
through the use of the program World of Guns: Gun Disassembly.
This is the site I downloaded World of Guns: store.steampowe...
You can check out the website of the developer of World of Guns at this link: noble-empire.com
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If you are wondering what program I used for the creation of this video, please check the description. It should be included on every video in this series, if not let me know.
I may have figured it out by the end of the video - the force of the bullet exploding forces the shell back which carries the slide back with it? Did i get it right?
Good video on how Stryker-fired actions work. Although I do not own any Glocks, nor am I planning to, I do own Stryker fired pistols. Thanks for the simple, yet effective explanation.
This is the best 3D representation of how Glock works, more detailed and clear to catch up.👍
The very best of all video I’ve watched, actually explains the very detail how a striker fired pistol works. I like the presentation. Thanks👍
Great vid, super animation, great narration.
I am counting 8 separate springs in this Glock.
Seems like Glock and other manufacturers should provide these animations so owners can really know how the gun works.
Underrated channel. Very informative video...
Terrific explanation and graphics illustrating the firing of a striker-fired action! Thank you!
This is terrific, thank you! I would love to see you explain the intricacies of the P365, especially its unique features.
Awesome, thorough and clear explanation of the inner workings of this complex sidearm. Thanks for sharing. 😉👌🏼
This is really well made, super interesting
Thanks for such a clear explanation.
Game videos and gun videos all on one channel, very cool
Thanks, this helps explain the mush feeling of a stock glock. I hate it.
I’ve heard there are trigger upgrades that fix the stock crappy trigger feeling, but How do they do it?
I don’t see how they can change the inherent design.
And now everyone knows how 90%of new handguns on the market work.
FINALLY ! My question is answered. The striker is not fully cocked and pulling trigger pulls Stricker rearward for full striker cock.. Thank You so very much ! Now I understand why experts insist that negligent discharge must have trigger pulled. Although glock is cocked it is only half cocked , until trigger is fully pulled , am I correct ?
Can you make one of these videos with an hk p30 sk?
I hope someone can help me understand this part: what forces the slide to go back? Thats a lot of force and I cant get how once the bullet is fired, what forces the slide to go back? Is it the force of the bullet? how exactly does it happen? Thanks!
I have a question everyone says the glocks striker always has prssure on it from the spring but if the glock is uncocked you can hear the striker going back and forth only when not cocked. So is that not true the striker always has prssure on it ? I have 6 glocks and if not cocked I can shake them and hear the striker moving back and forth.
Amazing firearms videos man!!! Absolutely love your editing and great explanations. Can you do a new video on the difference between the auto and semiauto glocks?????
Do you think that Taurus G3c works the same way?
Great video man
U rocked this vid
I need to know if my p365 is safe with one in a chamber. Any video?
This is well done.
most people dont understand how ingenious the glock action actually is, if glock didn't hold a patent on it EVERY striker fired pistol would be made with the same action. Glocks have no clunky external safeties to mess with, yet it is the safest gun on the market. you can literally put a round in the chamber and beat a nail into a board with the backplate and the glock CANNOT go off. it's physically imposible. People have dropped them from buildings and done all sorts of things to try to make them go off without a trigger pull, it's impossible. It's better than the 1911, better than the browning hi power, better than the Beretta 92, etc. The hype is real; buy a glock already!
Except I believe there is more than an average amount of accidental discharges. I wish I could remember where I read that. Sorry.
Canik's better
@@Okebejoey those accidentally discharged “incidents” were most of them where owner/operator at the time of discharge accidentally!! pressed the trigger…and there’s no stopping that bud
@@Jamal_Jeniuslol. “No way of stopping that” except literally every other design besides striker fired. DA/SA, SAO, DAO, squeeze cocker P7, Walther P99, etc.
Russians guns are better
Great video. Thanks, Kermit.
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Same as the Taraus ĝ2 and g3
What happens when you hold the trigger down during the cycle though?
The striker will have spring pressure, until that energy is released to move the trigger forward, beyond the point where the trigger safety engages. While this is happening, the plunger safety and drop safety are engaged.
Very interesting. Thanks!
How does a full auto glock mod work?
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Very helpful-Thanks
Why and how does the slide move back once the round has been fired? This is what I don't get.
It travels back by the recoil of the round being fired out the front. Think of it as For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. (Projectile moving forward, and the cartridge case moving backwards pulling the slide with it until it gets ejected and another round gets picked up when the spring pushes it back forward). Clear as mud?
@@micromushroom40 I'm amazed that the force generated by the explosion is enough to push the round (and thus the slide) backwards against the spring all the way to the back, without any other type of assistance. I kinda just don't believe it because most other systems I've seen have some sort of assist.
@@TranquillShot Well the spring in the front bottom of the pistol actually absorbs a lot of the force too, then pushes the slide forward so it must have plenty of power to push the slide back against a stiff spring. It is crazy though considering how slowly gun powder burns if you just lay a pile of it on a table and light it compared to being encased inside of the cartridge and the breech. It is amazing how harnessing that can create such a violent explosion that sends a projectile down range that fast with that much force.
@@micromushroom40 agreed
The recoil spring, under the barrel….
My Canik TP9 Elite Combat which is single action also has the safety of a firing pin block that will only be disengaged by a fully depressed trigger. So even if by some virtually impossible circumstance the striker was to “let loose” on it’s own, it cannot hit the primer without the trigger being pulled back. Also, you can get a second hit on the primer by just slightly operating the slide rearward without ejecting the cartridge. So in my opinion, my Canik trounces any Glock. Great trigger feel of a single action, same safety’s as a partially cocked striker and because of the firing pin block, assuage as a true double action. Not to mention it’s more accurate right out of the box than any Glock, even modded Glocks.
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Is it just me, or does this look more simple than hammer fired?
Its debatable but hammer fired is technically more primitive. Conceptually a hammer fired gun uses the same technology as a old school western revolver, but the movement of the action of the initial shot cocks the hammer and loads the next roud between shots.
So basically the glock is a striker fired 1911 with no safety and no barrel bushing .
Amination is wrong. The user should still pressing the trigger when the striker returns.
At 5:14 he explains this
What caused the trigger bar to move forward at 1:11?
The connector is reset allowing the the trigger bar to (spring)rise upward, once the striker engages the the seer surface, the striker spring, forces the trigger forward, beyond the point where the trigger safety engages. While this happens the plunger safety and drop safety are engaged.
DA 1:40
good to know how my girl works. thank you!
Glock17 CAD Model: ruclips.net/video/sZ1O5cIjH4g/видео.html
California compliant video
Glocks sure are ugly pistols
great video man