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Glock G19X V 9mm
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Glock G19X V 9mm

Model: UV1950703X

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17
CAPACITY
4.02"
BARREL
1.6
LBS
Striker-fired semi-automatic
ACTION
9mm Luger
CALIBER
—
MSRP

Full Specifications

Series G19X
Action Type Striker-fired semi-automatic
Trigger Striker-fired (SAFE ACTION System)
Trigger Pull 5.8 lbs
Safety SAFE ACTION System: trigger safety, firing pin safety and drop safety; no manual safety
Optic Ready No
Magazines Included 3
Overall Length 7.44"
Barrel Length 4.02"
Height 5.47"
Width 1.3"
Weight 24.83 oz (1.55 lbs)
Frame Material Polymer
Frame Finish Coyote
Slide Material Steel
Slide Finish nPVD, coyote
Grip Type Polymer frame, no finger grooves, lanyard loop, coyote
Country of Origin Austria
Includes: Pistol, one flush 17-round magazine, two 17+2-round magazines, coyote-colored pistol case

About This Firearm

The Glock G19X V is a full-frame striker-fired 9mm built for duty, pairing the full-size grip with the compact slide and barrel. The finish is coyote, with an nPVD-coated slide and a lanyard loop in the frame, both carried over from the pistol's military trials origins.

The flush magazine holds 17 rounds and three magazines come in the box, one flush and two extended, with a coyote-colored case. It weighs 24.83 oz with an empty magazine on a 4.02-inch barrel in a 7.44-inch pistol. The frame has no finger grooves and the slide stop levers work from either side. The trigger breaks at 5.8 lbs with no manual safety, and the V pistols have no optic system.

If you're cross-shopping, the Glock G45 Gen6 is the same frame and slide combination at 23.1 oz, with the reshaped grip and three optic plates. The Glock G19 V is the compact-framed version of the same idea at 23.63 oz and 0.43 inch shorter in the grip.

Best For

GOOD
Duty
A full-length grip takes a gloved hand, and three magazines come in the box.
GOOD
Home Defense
A shorter slide clears a bedside drawer or a safe more easily than a full-size pistol.
FAIR
Range/Target
The long grip and the extended magazines make a range day easy, but there is no optic cut and the trigger is standard service weight.

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths
  • Glock fits its Marksman Barrel to this pistol.
  • Glock lists the nPVD slide coating for corrosion resistance.
  • Glock catalogs two larger optional magazine sizes for the frame.
Limitations
  • A dot means a milled slide or a different model.
  • The grip is as tall as a full-size pistol's, so the short slide does not make it easier to conceal.

Category Rankings

How the Glock G19X V 9mm ranks among full-size 9mm Luger handguns.

Capacity
#13 of 51
Top 25%
17 rds
Weight
#16 of 50
Top 32%
1.6 lbs
Barrel
#43 of 51
Top 84%
4.02"
Trigger Pull
#25 of 37
Top 68%
5.8 lbs
Overall Length
#11 of 51
Top 22%
7.44"

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the capacity match the full-size frame?

Yes. The flush magazine holds the same as the full-size Glock frame it borrows, and the two extended magazines in the box add two rounds each.

What is nPVD?

The coating on this slide, which Glock lists for corrosion resistance. The black V pistols use nDLC instead.

Why the lanyard loop?

It gives a vehicle crew, a boat user or a soldier somewhere to tie the pistol off, and it was part of the specification the design was first built to.

Where is it made?

Austria.