Glock 19X Crossover 9mm FDE/Tan Pistol

A: This one has a model number starting with a "P". So this is an Austrian model. USA model numbers start with a "U". Hope this helps.

A: Austria, the USA made Glocks have U model numbers. Model numbers from Austria like this one PX1950703 always start with P

A: Andrew, Austria born and breed for this model Sir. P Model = Austria and U Model = USA. Cheers and stay safe!

A: This model is manufactured in Austria

A: These 2 handguns fire the same 9mm cartridges, so the 19x doesn't have any more power or kick. The barrels are the exact same size, and the slide on the 19x is only slightly longer, the weight of both of these guns is very close as well. The big difference is in the height/length of the grip, the 19x has about a ½" longer grip and can fit an additional 2 rounds in a flush fit magazine, the standard 19 will be easier to conceal, but the longer grip of the 19x will actually help control recoil. Do it really depends on what the purpose of the pistol is ( conceal carry, home deffense, etc...) Here is a website that let's you compare them side by side. https://www.handgunhero.com/compare/glock-g19x-vs-glock-g19-gen5

A: the19x is just slightly larger and in theory would be easier to shoot but in the real world there is not enough difference to be able t feel it so get the one that you like best or can get the best deal on

A: Dwain, the G19 for concealed carry all day long is easier to conceal. Consider the G19x a Compact G19 with the full sized G17 Grip which is longer. The G19 will print less in regards to the shorter Hand Grip. Cheers, print less and stay safe!

A: Depends it's intended use. For home defense or target practice I'd go 19x. It's size will actually make it easier to control because heavier means less recoil and muzzle rise. For concealed carry I'd go with the Glock 19, it's smaller and lighter so will be easier to carry. Honestly both are great and won't have an issue with either. Hope this helps.

A: This question has been asked many times on my Glock 19 Owners page. General concensus is as mentioned in above answers. For CCW I'd personally go with the G19 for easier concealment if going IWB/OWB.

A: JC, no Sir. Unfortunately there are no Gen4 or Gen 5 Glocks on the CA DOJ Handgun Roster : https://oag.ca.gov/firearms/certified-handguns/search?make=150972 ------------------ Gen 3 Glocks (10rd) are good to go : https://www.budsgunshop.com/search.php?q=gen+3+Glock&type=

A: JC, no this gun is not on the CA DOJ roster of approved handguns. CA compliant Glocks here >>>> budsgunshop.com/search.php/type/Firearms_Handguns/exclusive/ca/manu/137

A: Yes it is a Gen 5 see ****** "Glock 19X***** Gen5 9mm 17rd 4.02" Pistol PX1950703" More Information SKU 178230277 UPC 764503026911 Brand Glock ******Model Name G19X Gen5 MPN PX1950703 Caliber 9mm Class Full-size Capacity 17+1 / 19+1 Barrel Length 4.02" Length 7.28" Weight 22.05 oz. Sights Glock Night Sights Grip Standard Trigger Standard Safety No Manual Finish Coyote nPVD

A: Alexis, yes Ma'am, it is a Gen 5 Model. The Gen 5 G19x just has the longer grip of the Glock model 17. The G19 Gen 5 has the standard G19 length grip which is 1/2 inch shorter. -- https://battlehawkarmory.com/product/glock-g19-gen5-9mm-fxd-w-front-serrations-15rd-fde

A: Yes, this is a Glock 19X gen 5. Hope this helps.

A: Alexis, yes, this is the Gen 5. Have a great day!

A: Steven, this is a mistake in the listing Sir. Cheers and safe Holidays!

A: Yeah, it's a Glock so no on the thumb safety. Glock utilizes a Three Stage Saftey system. Trigger, drop & Firing pin safety.

A: Just a error in the description. This does not have a thumb safety. Hope this helps.

A: Gary, all 5th gen glocks come standard with a marksman barrel. So as long as the Glock 45 is gen 5 yes it includes a marksman barrel. Hope this helps.