They have one of these that fits the G20 as well. I personally think having a G40 with a folding stock, vertical forward grip and a non reciprocating red dot would be an excellent PDW.
I run mine with an Aimpoint Acro p1, so I can get lower to the bore. Also I don't have a forward grip on it, since I carry it in a holster, but I imagine that would be nice for controllability. Nice review. Greetings from Switzerland
Great video! C&H Precision made me a custom plate to slide over the ACRO footprint which the Holosun 509T then clamps to. It brings the optic much closer to the chassis and gets rid of the plate-to-plate to optic problem. Definitely worth checking out. Let me know if you want more details!
@@jonv5218 I reached out to C&H Precision to inquire about designing a solution and Tony, one of their engineers put the design together, sent me images of the proposal for approval, and got it built super quick. If you contact them and reference my name they should be able to pull up the file and get you one built. I left a Google review for C&H and attached pictures of the finished mount if you want to take a look.
In my opinion, it's certainly worth it. If you look at the Flux Raiders, the 365 version is going for as much as $850. So, there's not that many options out there for you to turn your handgun into an sbr, and the USW seems to be the cheapest option right now. If you decide to get one, I would recommend going to A3 tactical and getting their modular vertical foregrip for the USW.
yeah, unfortunately, that’s what I’m hearing from a lot of people. I don’t know if the demand is just that high, or if manufacturing has slowed that much.
Nice video I'm considering getting one so thank you for the good review. The only thing that I noticed is there doesn't seem to be any way to get a light on the gun if you are running a forward grip which sucks. Other than that seems great. Also for the Korean mags, I know it's a year later but did you try using a mag loader instead of your fingers? Mag loaders usually do wonders for mags with tight springs.
Thank you for the feedback. I really appreciate it. Here is a link to a video I made for a vertical grip that I found with a Picatinny rail for lights/lasers, etc. ruclips.net/video/JJarrCJQFO4/видео.html As for the Korean mags, I tried to use a mag loader, and it certainly worked better, but it was still extremely stiff. The wolf mags, unfortunately were kind of a disappointment. So I just ended up going with standard Glock magazines.
@@kontrabandkollektive Thank you for commenting back! The foregrip looks like exactly what I need. Another great video! Now that I know that grip exists I'm gonna pick up a chassis.
I do not own a chassis, but studying of the choices, only reason I'm thinking of one is the much more accurate shooting, I am leaning toward B@T USW-G Glock 40 mos 10mm I like the trim looking design, I prefer the red dot mounted on chassis, Only thing I don't like is letting ATF to be involved selling tax stamp but I know I would have to do that because of the stock, reason I have almost decide to do this I'm at the age I need to go light weight deer hunting and this is the reason for 10mm, I would not install a suppressor to close quarters, suppressors back up after few shots you wouldn't want to be breathing the exhaust, that why I would get a 9 inch threaded barrel and use a muzzle brake just get more velocity less recoil more accurate shots, magazines would have to be according to most states 10 rd mag 1 in the chamber with this little rig I could easily pack it and maybe reach out max range 115 yds for kill., for self defense I'd use 15 rd mags in 10mm that lot of fire power with quick exchange, besides I would not have to tell the court oh yea I was all set to take that guy down with 33 rounds, or drum 50 hollow points, they would hang me, so I'll stick to common size mags for safety 2 or 3 mags of 10mm WOW when two in chest one well place shot in face all it would take remember you are just going to be no more than 1 yard 2 yard maybe 3 yards in taking someone down to protect yourself or family, that why everyone should use a shotgun.
Yes, it does reciprocate. The charging handle is attached to where the back plate would be on the slide. Regardless of how you shoot it though, whether you have a forward grip or not, the charging handle does not interfere with your shooting. At least in my experience it does not.
I’m building the same setup you got there. I’m having a problem with my Glock 34 Gen 5 MOS slide to completely move forward after racking. I think the MOS plate is a bit wide at the top and it’s rubbing against the USW and preventing the slide to go forward. I remove the MOS plate and replace it with a Trijicon plate and it seem to work better. Do you have same problem I’m having? I’m thinking of sanding the inside of the USW down a bit.
Yeah KKM is a great company. I also have their threaded barrel and compensator on my Glock 19. There are many other companies that make good threaded barrels though. So I just suggest you do your research.
@@kontrabandkollektive I just order the Glock Gen 5 Threaded barrel. I wanted to order the barrel with the compensator, but the threaded is not 1/2x28. Oh BTW, the problem I had with the slide not coming forward was because of the B&T charging handle was not align correctly with the frame when sliding back and forth.
Nice, man! I think you'll really like their barrels. Yeah, good choice with just the regular threaded barrel. The compensator is made specifically for that fixture. Well, I'm glad you were able to figure out the issue and it wasn't anything serious.
I actually swapped out the vertical grip for this one. It allows for me to have a light. Here’s the link to the website. botach.com/kz-compact-aluminium-foregrip-w-ambidextrous-accessory-rail/ I also have a follow up video where I have installed the new grip and go into a little bit more detail about it.
it is not specified if it can accommodate for the Glock 17 L. You might have to reach out to B&T for that. It certainly will not work with a switch back plate, considering you have to remove the back plate and replace it with the charging handle.
It’s a very nice chassis. I love it! It’s also nice because it’s only going to be a form 1 instead of a form 4, which is only gonna be about a 30 to 35 day wait. Instead of six months to a year. I suggest looking into the KZ compact aluminum fore grip instead of the grip I have in this video. I swapped it out a month or two ago. I’m going to be coming out with a video hopefully soon to go over why I made the change.
When you submit your SBR tax stamp do you have to state the overall length, including the barrel, and does that mean you can’t later get a threaded barrel for a suppressor?
All you have to submit is the caliber and the barrel length. If you change the barrel length after your approval, you are not violating the law. So if you have a 4 1/2 inch barrel and then you swap it out for a 5 inch barrel, there won’t be any issues.
If you are buying an SBR, you do not have to get it engraved. If you are building one, you will. So, if you’re filling out a form four, you will not have to get your gun engraved, but if it is a form one you will.
Yup. I go to the range with specific drills in mind that I want to accomplish. I don’t go to the range to let strangers shoot my gun and burn through my ammo. i’ve made the mistake before of letting someone shoot one of my guns. I told them they could shoot a couple rounds, and they ended up shooting nearly 20. I’m not a charity. Also, what does the cost of the gun have to do with whether I should let strangers shoot or not? I invested this money in this gun for myself, not for other people. This isn’t a socialist society.
@@kontrabandkollektive Everything you said, in addition to the jackass that thinks it’s okay to speed fire your lever action rifle like he’s seen done in the westerns. A fellow range shooter back in the 90’s made me extremely angry when he rapid fired my Winchester 30-30 without first asking if he could empty the magazine tube in less than six seconds. I don’t let anyone else shoot my firearms anymore unless they’re family or long-time friends.
I forget exactly where I bought that foregrip. I got rid of it year or so ago. I use the KZ compact aluminum vertical grip. It comes with a Picatinny rail so you can add a flashlight/laser.
cool rig but your hand goes in front of the barrel when you are removing your sling. I would go with disposable or velcro retention. ND's suck so much worse when you shoot yourself. everyone is gonna wanna play with the cool glock. bad idea to make a bunch of finger manipulation in an area that goes bang. I would go holster over sling for this bad boi.
I purchased mine from tarheelstatefirearms.com, but it appears they’re out of stock. I checked several other websites and everything is on back order right now.
Can you tell me how long the front pic rail is ? I am looking into what grip to put on it. Thinking A3 tactical GHM9k grip which is 2.75 inches long. Thanks
It is a five slot pic trail. The grip you want to use might be a little bit longer than the pic rail , so you might have some overhang. I would assume that you would still be able to secure it, but it might not be a perfect fit.
@@kontrabandkollektive thanks. I found a 2.75" long 10° grip made for the GHM9C think will work well made by A3 tactical. The front of the hand stop sits forward slightly from the end of the base. They also have one specifically for the apck with different lug placement
bt-ag.ch/en/produkt/bt-usw-g17-conversion-kit-for-glock-17-19-and-23/ no, the chassis itself is not considered a firearm. you would have to SBR your Glock and engrave your Glock.
First, you have to loosen the screw up near the barrel. then, make sure the gun is unloaded because you will have to depress the retention springs and then pull the trigger to allow the slide to move forward a little bit. Once the slide is moved forward, you’ll be able to pull the charging handle out from the chassis, thus releasing the slide from the chassis. from there, you just back the lower part of the pistol out of the chassis and then you should be good to go.
@@kontrabandkollektive I’m trying to remove a G17 with auto sear from one of these (range/sot employee with stamp). I’ll give this a shot tomorrow, but if it doesn’t, any ideas? The sear has to come off prior to slide removal, and the rear plate under the back of the brace seems to be in the way.
Well, I’m not sure how this was even installed with the auto sear on the back plate, considering you have to take the back plate off to put in an adapter to accommodate for the charging handle. I have no idea. Sorry I can’t help you.
Nothing too crazy, other than a couple failure to ejects. But that’s over a couple hundred rounds. I have not had any issues like you’re talking about.
@@kontrabandkollektive wasn’t having issues before. Couldn’t remove it from the chassis at the range as the foregrip prevented it. Next time I go I’ll make sure to test it both ways and check the extractor, springs, etc
I was using the custom Smith MFG, which is the one seen in this video. but, I am now using this vertical grip. botach.com/kz-compact-aluminium-foregrip-w-ambidextrous-accessory-rail/
To take the charging handle off, you just reverse the steps you did to put it on. You have to depress the slide take down bar, push the glock slide slightly forward as if you are about to remove it, then the charging handle will be able to be removed.
Ok, the 7-8 “pew-pew” sound effects in the intro with your voice getting higher and higher as you say “pew pew” was a bit cringe. I more then likely would have enjoyed the video and have it a thumbs up UNTIL you dug yourself a grave 3/4 of the way into the review when you start your rant about how you enjoy having something @ the range that nobody else has. (To your credit, I call a spade a spade and agree it is a cool factor that could have went with out saying but all good). You OFFICIALLY catch the TOOL BAG AWARD OF THE YEAR is when you actually have the stones to blurt out how guys at the range come up in amazement and possible ask to shoot your gun and you turn them away with their tail between your legs all bc ammo is “so expensive”. Seriously bro? You do not neglect to mention the WORTH of your give-always and beg your viewers to Like, Comment & Subscribe but you have a prob letting a fellow shooter at your range pop a couple rounds down range and possibly make a legitimate friend and grant them a highlight of their day? Tool-bag, Tool Shed Move.
I don’t go to the range to chitchat and socialize. I go to the range with very specific drills in mind that I want to focus on. If not letting complete strangers eat up my time and ammo makes me a tool, then I guess I am a tool. I am completely fine with that. You can’t be everybody’s friend.
I haven’t had any issues thus far. What grain are you using? 115? 124? The charging handle might add a little bit more weight to the slide, so you might need to be running 124 grain to compensate for the extra weight. this is not guaranteed to work, it’s just a suggestion.
@@kontrabandkollektive I've used all kind of ammunition, I'll probably try the heavier slide and we'll see if that works. Thing gun looks nice asf and it's accurate asf but it just jams.
I’m not sure I understand your question. I never said there needs to be extra weight in the front. I was saying that the charging handle that replaces the back plate of the slide adds a little bit more weight, thus possibly needing a higher grain to move the slide more effectively.
@@kontrabandkollektive I got mixed up my fault, ok so the usw-g17 is built for the glock 17 and 19 gen3 and up to gen5. I have a glock 19 gen5 and it completely sucks by jamming apparently you guys are having better luck with the glock 34 and 17 that are longer in length than the glock 19.
As of right now no. They make conversion kits for the Glock 17s and 19s. Also they have a chassis for the Glock 40/20/21. It's available for this SIG p320, the Walther PPQ, and they just announced that they're going to make a chassis for the CZ P10C and P10F.
I'm trying to figure that out right now. It's going to be very tough I think. I might have to find a vertical hand grip that uses less picatinny rail slots, and then try to fit a light on the remaining pic rail slots.
@@kontrabandkollektive Hey I may have found a solution, will keep you posted if it works. In the meantime, how did you get a Gen 5 G34 without the cutout on top? Is it just the MOS model?
@@kontrabandkollektive I'm not sure if it will fit the 45. From what I understand it's the 17 frame but 19 slide. I mean if it will work with either it should also work with the 45 right?
Korean glock magazines have always been inferior no matter what capacity or brand. Imo Koreans just don't have enough weapons manufacturing experience to make their glock magazines up to meet the standards customers are used to with other after market glock mags available in USA.
They have one of these that fits the G20 as well. I personally think having a G40 with a folding stock, vertical forward grip and a non reciprocating red dot would be an excellent PDW.
That would be a nice PDW!
I'd like one for my G20, I'd put a G40 barrel in it.
thats what i got ❤
I would count the fact that you need to do the tax stamp to run it as a con
Yeah, you're right.
You can put an a3 brace on it
What is the part number for the UNI grip BT-21203 is what I’d think is there part but yours is different than any of B&T’s listings.
I run mine with an Aimpoint Acro p1, so I can get lower to the bore. Also I don't have a forward grip on it, since I carry it in a holster, but I imagine that would be nice for controllability. Nice review. Greetings from Switzerland
Thank you, I appreciate that! The forward grip does make it a lot more controllable.
This is my perfect home defense night stand weapon
Glock 18 with this🔥🔥
Great video! C&H Precision made me a custom plate to slide over the ACRO footprint which the Holosun 509T then clamps to. It brings the optic much closer to the chassis and gets rid of the plate-to-plate to optic problem. Definitely worth checking out. Let me know if you want more details!
Yeah I'm looking for a solution like that, do you have more info?
@@jonv5218 I reached out to C&H Precision to inquire about designing a solution and Tony, one of their engineers put the design together, sent me images of the proposal for approval, and got it built super quick. If you contact them and reference my name they should be able to pull up the file and get you one built. I left a Google review for C&H and attached pictures of the finished mount if you want to take a look.
I wish they would put a small pic rail on the left of the frame for a light as most people would prefer to have a vertical grip installed.
Plenty of vertical grips with lights/lasers integrated
If they combine the flux brace with this chassis this would be a almost perfect combination
I wish there was a trigger cover in case I want to use a sling instead of holster.
Its funny that b&t called you out in their video.
What video?
A brace version would be nice
It’s like since re8 everyone seeing this thing
This would be great with my G24 with the ported "C" barrel
thanks for the video. i want to get one but now they are running for about $550. would you still recommend at this price point? i have a g34 as well.
In my opinion, it's certainly worth it. If you look at the Flux Raiders, the 365 version is going for as much as $850. So, there's not that many options out there for you to turn your handgun into an sbr, and the USW seems to be the cheapest option right now. If you decide to get one, I would recommend going to A3 tactical and getting their modular vertical foregrip for the USW.
@@kontrabandkollektive thank you. gonna get one off tac swap with an a3t stock 🤙🏽
Great video man. Thank you for the info
Thank you! I really appreciate that!
Where did you find the picatinny baseplate to mount the holosun 509T?
Thanks,
Chris
I believe I bought the picatinny mount from Tactical Ordinance.
@@kontrabandkollektive Thank you!
I need one for HK vp9?
Can't find these chassis available anywhere 🤔🤔
yeah, unfortunately, that’s what I’m hearing from a lot of people. I don’t know if the demand is just that high, or if manufacturing has slowed that much.
Nice video I'm considering getting one so thank you for the good review. The only thing that I noticed is there doesn't seem to be any way to get a light on the gun if you are running a forward grip which sucks. Other than that seems great. Also for the Korean mags, I know it's a year later but did you try using a mag loader instead of your fingers? Mag loaders usually do wonders for mags with tight springs.
Thank you for the feedback. I really appreciate it. Here is a link to a video I made for a vertical grip that I found with a Picatinny rail for lights/lasers, etc.
ruclips.net/video/JJarrCJQFO4/видео.html
As for the Korean mags, I tried to use a mag loader, and it certainly worked better, but it was still extremely stiff. The wolf mags, unfortunately were kind of a disappointment. So I just ended up going with standard Glock magazines.
@@kontrabandkollektive Thank you for commenting back! The foregrip looks like exactly what I need. Another great video! Now that I know that grip exists I'm gonna pick up a chassis.
I do not own a chassis, but studying of the choices, only reason I'm thinking of one is the much more accurate shooting, I am leaning toward B@T USW-G Glock 40 mos 10mm I like the trim looking design, I prefer the red dot mounted on chassis, Only thing I don't like is letting ATF to be involved selling tax stamp but I know I would have to do that because of the stock, reason I have almost decide to do this I'm at the age I need to go light weight deer hunting and this is the reason for 10mm, I would not install a suppressor to close quarters, suppressors back up after few shots you wouldn't want to be breathing the exhaust, that why I would get a 9 inch threaded barrel and use a muzzle brake just get more velocity less recoil more accurate shots, magazines would have to be according to most states 10 rd mag 1 in the chamber with this little rig I could easily pack it and maybe reach out max range 115 yds for kill., for self defense I'd use 15 rd mags in 10mm that lot of fire power with quick exchange, besides I would not have to tell the court oh yea I was all set to take that guy down with 33 rounds, or drum 50 hollow points, they would hang me, so I'll stick to common size mags for safety 2 or 3 mags of 10mm WOW when two in chest one well place shot in face all it would take remember you are just going to be no more than 1 yard 2 yard maybe 3 yards in taking someone down to protect yourself or family, that why everyone should use a shotgun.
Did you SBR the Glock or the Chassis kit?
The chassis is not an NFA regulated item. You have to SBR the Glock. The lower receiver is considered the firearm.
Love the videos keep it up man
Thank you, I really appreciate it!
@@kontrabandkollektive no problem
Does the charging handle reciprocate? Nice set up....
Yes, it does reciprocate. The charging handle is attached to where the back plate would be on the slide. Regardless of how you shoot it though, whether you have a forward grip or not, the charging handle does not interfere with your shooting. At least in my experience it does not.
I’m building the same setup you got there. I’m having a problem with my Glock 34 Gen 5 MOS slide to completely move forward after racking. I think the MOS plate is a bit wide at the top and it’s rubbing against the USW and preventing the slide to go forward. I remove the MOS plate and replace it with a Trijicon plate and it seem to work better. Do you have same problem I’m having? I’m thinking of sanding the inside of the USW down a bit.
I just have the standard Glock 34 Gen 5. Mine is not MOS. I have not had any issues with the slide catching on the housing of the chassis.
@@kontrabandkollektive Thanks. I will need to order the threaded barrel from the same company you order.
Yeah KKM is a great company. I also have their threaded barrel and compensator on my Glock 19. There are many other companies that make good threaded barrels though. So I just suggest you do your research.
@@kontrabandkollektive I just order the Glock Gen 5 Threaded barrel. I wanted to order the barrel with the compensator, but the threaded is not 1/2x28. Oh BTW, the problem I had with the slide not coming forward was because of the B&T charging handle was not align correctly with the frame when sliding back and forth.
Nice, man! I think you'll really like their barrels. Yeah, good choice with just the regular threaded barrel. The compensator is made specifically for that fixture.
Well, I'm glad you were able to figure out the issue and it wasn't anything serious.
Do you still have room for a gun light? If not, how long does it take to swap the hand grip with a light?
I actually swapped out the vertical grip for this one. It allows for me to have a light. Here’s the link to the website.
botach.com/kz-compact-aluminium-foregrip-w-ambidextrous-accessory-rail/
I also have a follow up video where I have installed the new grip and go into a little bit more detail about it.
will this work with the 17L? can it fit a switch back plate?
it is not specified if it can accommodate for the Glock 17 L. You might have to reach out to B&T for that. It certainly will not work with a switch back plate, considering you have to remove the back plate and replace it with the charging handle.
No potentiality for a light?
Is the stock as flimsy as it looks?
No, it’s a rock solid stock, considering how small it is. i’ve been pleasantly surprised/impressed with it.
I’m curious if this would work with a Glock19
This chassis will fit Glock‘s gen 3-5 all 9mm and .40cal with a standard rail. So, yes, it will fit Glock 19‘s, 17s, 23‘s, 34s
@@kontrabandkollektive Awesome thanks may SBR my Glock 19 and do this.
It’s a very nice chassis. I love it! It’s also nice because it’s only going to be a form 1 instead of a form 4, which is only gonna be about a 30 to 35 day wait. Instead of six months to a year. I suggest looking into the KZ compact aluminum fore grip instead of the grip I have in this video. I swapped it out a month or two ago. I’m going to be coming out with a video hopefully soon to go over why I made the change.
botach.com/kz-compact-aluminium-foregrip-w-ambidextrous-accessory-rail/
@@kontrabandkollektive Looks like a good gun to carry in my car. I love work in a rougher part of town so I like this option
i would love to find a way to mount a light and a foregrip
The foregrip I have is awesome, but I agree, I would love a light on this thing.
@@kontrabandkollektive if somehow a mount could be added to the side of the foregrip, mlok or picatinny.
@@FeelmyFondue I found an option.
www.swps.com/69114.html
@@kontrabandkollektive what grip is it? I got one similar but it doesn't seem to fit
customsmithmfg.com/shop/ols/products/csm-forward-cant-vfg
YUT!!!
When you submit your SBR tax stamp do you have to state the overall length, including the barrel, and does that mean you can’t later get a threaded barrel for a suppressor?
All you have to submit is the caliber and the barrel length. If you change the barrel length after your approval, you are not violating the law. So if you have a 4 1/2 inch barrel and then you swap it out for a 5 inch barrel, there won’t be any issues.
@@kontrabandkollektive thank you so much. I’ll be sure to subscribe. Now would I have to have a gun smith etch in something into the SBR as well?
If you are buying an SBR, you do not have to get it engraved. If you are building one, you will. So, if you’re filling out a form four, you will not have to get your gun engraved, but if it is a form one you will.
@@kontrabandkollektive thank you that is very helpful!
In my experience no afterMarket Glock mags are good. Even pmags have issues in the cold weather
It’s a hand that talks
It's a nice party trick.
Did you have to engrave the Glock frame? That’d be a bit tricky
yeah, I had it professionally done. I had it engraved on the bottom side of the trigger guard.
So.. you can spend 400 plus the tax stamp on this thing but you can't let a fellow enthusiast try it out.. wow...
Yup. I go to the range with specific drills in mind that I want to accomplish. I don’t go to the range to let strangers shoot my gun and burn through my ammo. i’ve made the mistake before of letting someone shoot one of my guns. I told them they could shoot a couple rounds, and they ended up shooting nearly 20. I’m not a charity.
Also, what does the cost of the gun have to do with whether I should let strangers shoot or not? I invested this money in this gun for myself, not for other people. This isn’t a socialist society.
Having boundaries is sign of being a healthy functioning adult
@@kontrabandkollektive
Everything you said, in addition to the jackass that thinks it’s okay to speed fire your lever action rifle like he’s seen done in the westerns. A fellow range shooter back in the 90’s made me extremely angry when he rapid fired my Winchester 30-30 without first asking if he could empty the magazine tube in less than six seconds. I don’t let anyone else shoot my firearms anymore unless they’re family or long-time friends.
heu nice vidéo
do you have a link to the front vertical grip I want to biy one so bad (intl shipping if possible)
Thank you, here's a link.
customsmithmfg.com/shop/ols/products/csm-forward-cant-vfg
What vertical grip/hand stop are you running on that?
I forget exactly where I bought that foregrip. I got rid of it year or so ago. I use the KZ compact aluminum vertical grip. It comes with a Picatinny rail so you can add a flashlight/laser.
cool rig but your hand goes in front of the barrel when you are removing your sling. I would go with disposable or velcro retention. ND's suck so much worse when you shoot yourself. everyone is gonna wanna play with the cool glock. bad idea to make a bunch of finger manipulation in an area that goes bang. I would go holster over sling for this bad boi.
Where can I find one of these chassis? I’ve been looking all over and no luck.
I purchased mine from tarheelstatefirearms.com, but it appears they’re out of stock. I checked several other websites and everything is on back order right now.
Can you tell me how long the front pic rail is ? I am looking into what grip to put on it. Thinking A3 tactical GHM9k grip which is 2.75 inches long. Thanks
It is a five slot pic trail. The grip you want to use might be a little bit longer than the pic rail , so you might have some overhang. I would assume that you would still be able to secure it, but it might not be a perfect fit.
@@kontrabandkollektive thanks. I found a 2.75" long 10° grip made for the GHM9C think will work well made by A3 tactical. The front of the hand stop sits forward slightly from the end of the base.
They also have one specifically for the apck with different lug placement
Good to know. Thanks!
Can this usw-g be used with zev oz9?
I'm not sure. I would reach out to B&T directly. Sorry I can't be more help.
@@kontrabandkollektiveok thank 🙏
This should in fury fit a zev 0z9? Where did you get it, having a hard time finding one in stock
I purchased mine from Tar Heel State firearms, but they are currently out of stock.
No USW will fit any OZ9.
Vertical: 90° perpendicular to the bore. That is not a VFG; it’s angled.
Where’s the best place to pick 1 up? And I need to SBR The chassis?
bt-ag.ch/en/produkt/bt-usw-g17-conversion-kit-for-glock-17-19-and-23/
no, the chassis itself is not considered a firearm. you would have to SBR your Glock and engrave your Glock.
Can you run suppressor hight rear sights? I already have trijicons on my Glock.
No, rear suppressor height sites will not fit within the chassis.
I have this but can’t figure how to remove my glock after I installed. Can you give me some hint? I threw away the manual.
First, you have to loosen the screw up near the barrel. then, make sure the gun is unloaded because you will have to depress the retention springs and then pull the trigger to allow the slide to move forward a little bit. Once the slide is moved forward, you’ll be able to pull the charging handle out from the chassis, thus releasing the slide from the chassis. from there, you just back the lower part of the pistol out of the chassis and then you should be good to go.
@@kontrabandkollektive thanks! I figured it out. Forgot the slide can removed first. Doh!
@@kontrabandkollektive I’m trying to remove a G17 with auto sear from one of these (range/sot employee with stamp). I’ll give this a shot tomorrow, but if it doesn’t, any ideas? The sear has to come off prior to slide removal, and the rear plate under the back of the brace seems to be in the way.
Well, I’m not sure how this was even installed with the auto sear on the back plate, considering you have to take the back plate off to put in an adapter to accommodate for the charging handle. I have no idea. Sorry I can’t help you.
If you need to take apart to clean the Glock do you lose zero?
If I ever have to remove the optic, whether it’s to change the battery, or otherwise, I always re-zero it just to be safe.
I usually don't thumb down videos
Ok.
I just ordered mine. What foregrip is that in the video?
customsmithmfg.com/shop/ols/products/csm-forward-cant-vfg
This is the grip I'm using now.
botach.com/kz-compact-aluminium-foregrip-w-ambidextrous-accessory-rail/
Awesome thanks! I've been waiting on the usw chassis to come off backorder for months. Finally got one coming
i thought you werent supposed to have a vertical grip on a pistol?
It’s not a pistol, because it has a stock on it, it defaults it to an SBR. You can have a vertical grip on an SBR.
Any reliability issues; mine stovepipes nearly every round 😢. (34 Gen 3)
Nothing too crazy, other than a couple failure to ejects. But that’s over a couple hundred rounds. I have not had any issues like you’re talking about.
@@kontrabandkollektive yeah took mine to the range for the first time today; fired about 100 rounds with about 25-30 or so stovepipes/FTEs.
Yikes, I’m not sure what could be causing that. Could it be a bad extractor? Were you having issues before the chassis?
@@kontrabandkollektive wasn’t having issues before. Couldn’t remove it from the chassis at the range as the foregrip prevented it. Next time I go I’ll make sure to test it both ways and check the extractor, springs, etc
@@kontrabandkollektive no issues before the chassis; I’ll have to do some troubleshooting. Might replace the extractor/recoil spring.
What grip did you use?
I was using the custom Smith MFG, which is the one seen in this video.
but, I am now using this vertical grip.
botach.com/kz-compact-aluminium-foregrip-w-ambidextrous-accessory-rail/
How far can you comfortably shoot this gun?
Comfortably between 50 and 75 yards. I have hit steel targets up to around 100 yards, but I’m not consistent.
Someone installed on the pistol the rear switch? If yes how use the swiching pin? I guess you ad to do some machinery work on the frame...
What’s the best way to remove the charging handle?
To take the charging handle off, you just reverse the steps you did to put it on. You have to depress the slide take down bar, push the glock slide slightly forward as if you are about to remove it, then the charging handle will be able to be removed.
@@kontrabandkollektive 🤦♂️ thanks.
Haha, no worries. I'm glad I could help.
@@kontrabandkollektive hey where did you end up engraving your glock for name and address?
I did it on the underside of the trigger guard.
Is there an aftermarket brace?
I haven't seen one.
@@kontrabandkollektive I think I'll apoxy on the end piece from a recurve tactical 20/20 cut with dremal sand the butt stock then glue
Ok, the 7-8 “pew-pew” sound effects in the intro with your voice getting higher and higher as you say
“pew pew” was a bit cringe.
I more then likely would have enjoyed the video and have it a thumbs up UNTIL you dug yourself a grave 3/4 of the way into the review when you start your rant about how you enjoy having something @ the range that nobody else has.
(To your credit, I call a spade a spade and agree it is a cool factor that could have went with out saying but all good).
You OFFICIALLY catch the TOOL BAG AWARD OF THE YEAR is when you actually have the stones to blurt out how guys at the range come up in amazement and possible ask to shoot your gun and you turn them away with their tail between your legs all bc ammo is “so expensive”. Seriously bro? You do not neglect to mention the WORTH of your give-always and beg your viewers to Like, Comment & Subscribe but you have a prob letting a fellow shooter at your range pop a couple rounds down range and possibly make a legitimate friend and grant them a highlight of their day? Tool-bag, Tool Shed Move.
I don’t go to the range to chitchat and socialize. I go to the range with very specific drills in mind that I want to focus on. If not letting complete strangers eat up my time and ammo makes me a tool, then I guess I am a tool. I am completely fine with that. You can’t be everybody’s friend.
Any issues with jamming because mine keep jamming
I haven’t had any issues thus far. What grain are you using? 115? 124? The charging handle might add a little bit more weight to the slide, so you might need to be running 124 grain to compensate for the extra weight.
this is not guaranteed to work, it’s just a suggestion.
@@kontrabandkollektive I've used all kind of ammunition, I'll probably try the heavier slide and we'll see if that works. Thing gun looks nice asf and it's accurate asf but it just jams.
I’m not sure I understand your question. I never said there needs to be extra weight in the front. I was saying that the charging handle that replaces the back plate of the slide adds a little bit more weight, thus possibly needing a higher grain to move the slide more effectively.
@@kontrabandkollektive I got mixed up my fault, ok so the usw-g17 is built for the glock 17 and 19 gen3 and up to gen5. I have a glock 19 gen5 and it completely sucks by jamming apparently you guys are having better luck with the glock 34 and 17 that are longer in length than the glock 19.
@@kontrabandkollektive Also what gen glock 34?
Where did you engrave it?
On the bottom of the trigger guard.
@@kontrabandkollektive did you have it professionally engraved or did you do it yourself somehow?
I had it engraved. It was only $25.
fit on p80?
As of right now no. They make conversion kits for the Glock 17s and 19s. Also they have a chassis for the Glock 40/20/21. It's available for this SIG p320, the Walther PPQ, and they just announced that they're going to make a chassis for the CZ P10C and P10F.
How do you solve for a light?
I'm trying to figure that out right now. It's going to be very tough I think. I might have to find a vertical hand grip that uses less picatinny rail slots, and then try to fit a light on the remaining pic rail slots.
@@kontrabandkollektive makes sense, wish they made a pic rail for that left hand vertical side...
Yes I agree. That would be nice if they had that in a future build of this chassis.
@@kontrabandkollektive Hey I may have found a solution, will keep you posted if it works. In the meantime, how did you get a Gen 5 G34 without the cutout on top? Is it just the MOS model?
A solution for the light!? I’m intrigued. Yes, please do keep me posted on that. My G 34 is cut for an optic.
So, you spend on all that and buy knockoff mags SMH
I just wanted to test them out to see if they had any redeemable qualities. They don’t. Haha
Glock 45?
Glock 34 Gen 5
@@kontrabandkollektive I'm not sure if it will fit the 45. From what I understand it's the 17 frame but 19 slide. I mean if it will work with either it should also work with the 45 right?
Supposedly the conversion kit will fit all Glock 9 mm models GEN 3-5 with a standard rail
holosun is trash, buy rmr
Korean glock magazines have always been inferior no matter what capacity or brand. Imo Koreans just don't have enough weapons manufacturing experience to make their glock magazines up to meet the standards customers are used to with other after market glock mags available in USA.