Glock trigger torture test

[glock_this]

where was the disclaimer: "no glocks were hurt in the filming of this podcast"

[5hundo]

I love debating people on the Glock topic:

Someone Else: "Well, Glocks don't have safties."

Me: "Yes, they do"

Someone Else: "No they don't! You can't decock it, there's no thumb safety, there's no grip safety, nothing! Show me where there is a safety on a Glock?

Me: (hold up index finger at eye level and wiggle)

[Sam]

The music that was playing as the Glock was being dragged made me giggle. That was entertaining.

[Sig357]

What a waste of a Glock for 7 minutes of youtube time.

[Z ME FLY]

That's crazy!! I was waiting for him to shoot it and no big shocker... it still worked!!! That's why everyone needs at least one glock...

[JJ1911]

I have a small scratch on my slide. I don't feel bad anymore!

[D53]

I love watching those videos. I just drank some sour mash wiskey turned down the lights and smacked my glocks around a bit giggity giggity

[momoshooter]

That Glock died for all the sins of other glocks.

[hybridatsun350]

Glocks are only dangerous when owned by idiots.

Or DEA agents...

[5hundo]

Or DEA agents...

Yeah, idiots....

JK

[Spade421]

I don't get what this video proved? After running through this test, the Glock had trigger damage or whatever causing a 20 lbs pull. The guy could hardly pull the trigger himself afterwards. Running it around behind a truck in this condition will not cause a 20 lbs trigger to go off unless you're running it through a field of spikes. Under standard operation, a clean Glock will not go off. If you're handling it unsafely, or holster it unsafely, you might just get a bang. Safety's in your head. Once again, I just don't get this video.

Whats safer a damaged trigger that has a 20 pound pull and still functions or a damaged trigger with a feather pull weight that goes off if you tap the grip ?

I think I'll reserve a spot next to my Usp Compact .45 for a Glock 19