Glock® 19X 9mm Semi-automatic Pistol
The new Glock 19X represents the perfect marriage of two quintessential Glock designs to create a handgun that fits, feels and performs like a champion. Speaking in the plainest terms possible, the 19X is a combination of the G17's full-size frame and the G19's compact slide…but it's more than just the sum of its parts. This is a Pistol with some distinct advantages of its own. If you prefer the 19 but have larger hands, the 19X will give you a little more to grab onto. If you prefer the 17, the shorter slide makes it faster to shoot, faster on target, and faster out of the holster.
It's built around mostly Gen 5 internals, and comes standard with the Glock Marksman Barrel, which features enhanced polygonal rifling and a smaller crown for better accuracy out of the box. The slide comes with a durable, corrosion-resistant nPVD finish in Coyote Brown, and comes topped with night sights. Aside from the lack of an external manual safety, this is the exact same Pistol submitted for the US Military Modular Handgun System competition—so you know it's ready to perform in the most demanding conditions. It's a great gun, combining the best aspects of both the 17 and 19 to create something that's even better.
- Combines the full-size grip frame of the 17 with the shortened slide length of the 19
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- Coyote Brown slide with nPVD corrosion-resistant finish matches the Coyote Brown frame
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- Fully ambidextrous slide stop levers and reversible magazine catch makes the 19X leftie-friendly
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- Comes standard with Glock metal night sights
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- Glock Marksman Barrel with enhanced polygonal rifling and a smaller target crown for improved accuracy
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- Removable lanyard loop
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- Classic "Safe Action" safeties: one integrated trigger safety and two internal safeties
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- No manual external safety
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- Includes Coyote Brown polymer case
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- Includes 3-10 magazines. Will accept 17-19 rd mags, Please note that Gen 5 G17 magazines will NOT work with the 19X. However, Gen 4 G17 magazines and older WILL work.
