Glock 19C Gen4 9mm Black Pistol

A: Albert, yes Sir. This is the "Trigger Pull Weight".

A: yes it is the trigger pull weight

A: Albert, Couple of things. Yes 5.5lb is to be trigger pull weight, but refers to the 5.5lb connector classification. Also when I said no "compensated" glock models I was not considering the "C" models that are called compensated, but just have slots in barrel and slide not barrel muzzle compensator. GLOCK Compensated models This parallel port compensation system reduces muzzle flip and felt recoil and aids in quicker second shot target acquisition. The barrel has two small, elongated ports that straddle the centerline and exhaust through two vents cut into the top of the slide. So the compensated barrel allows you to get back on target quicker for the critical follow-up shot. Also as your shopping. The "U" beginning model numbers are US made and "P" beginning model numbers are Austria made.

A: Hi Randall and welcome. No, 15rd magazines will work since they are the same physical size as the 10rd magazines. This is a Single Action Only Striker fired Pistol and not Double Action. cheers and stay safe!

A: You can absolutely utilize higher capacity magazines! The standard size magazines for a Glock hold either 15 or 17 rounds, but you can also purchase 31 or 33 round magazines for ultimate capacity. These can be purchased directly from Glock. You can also have an extended floor plate installed, which will lengthen the bottom of the magazine and give you a 35-round capacity.

A: Randall, this is a single action only striker fired pistol. This is a 10rd model for those who live in anti-2A restricted states, but it will take higher capacity magazines as well. Stay safe & have a great day!