Ultimate Glock Meltdown Test

[Melnibonean]

From the same IraqVeteran8888 who melted the AR and AK......





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[GunGuy34]

From the same IraqVeteran8888 who melted the AR and AK......





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Very cool, was waiting patiently for that one. Cant wait to see how other pistols compare.

 

[GunGuy34]

Hope they do a meltdown with a revolver just to see how long it will go.

 

[bikerash]

awesome video. titanium or steel guide rod and perhaps custom trigger replacing the plastic one should fix them issues.

 

[xdmer]

That is amazing.

 

[Kevin M.]

Very cool.

 

[B]

That's very impressive to say the least.

 

[enefgee]

Actually, kind of pointless really. Like all of these asinine torture tests, it proves nothing of any value about this or any gun, other than that guns are hard to melt down, but it's doable. Most folks probably knew they could abuse a gun to death.

 

[GunsNotPuns]

I find it entertaining to think that a handgun not designed to fire on full-auto is more robust (at least this one is) than rifles actually designed to fire full-auto.

As Mr. Enefgee argues, doesn't prove that much but I found it entertaining nonetheless.

 

[LeadMonkey]

LOL many people's month and even some people's year of ammo (1272 rds) in less than 8 minutes... I just can't wait for the glock auto sear to become available in Canada (in my dreams of course)

 

[JGE]

Enjoyed and really like that they added the thermal camera for this one. Would have been neat to see on the AK and AR meltdown.

 

[Dsiwy]

awesome video. titanium or steel guide rod and perhaps custom trigger replacing the plastic one should fix them issues.

Its not an issue as it would never happen in a real life situation...

 

[LeadMonkey]

Enjoyed and really like that they added the thermal camera for this one. Would have been neat to see on the AK and AR meltdown.

They have a directors cut for the AK47 variant

 

[Ganderite]

Actually, kind of pointless really. Like all of these asinine torture tests, it proves nothing of any value about this or any gun, other than that guns are hard to melt down, but it's doable. Most folks probably knew they could abuse a gun to death.

I think it gives us an idea of the weak links in a gun. In this case, it shows there are no weak links.

If a critical part broke within 200 rounds, that would be of concern.

 

[tgwillia]

Apparently these guys are working with FPS Russia now.

 

[enefgee]

I think it gives us an idea of the weak links in a gun. In this case, it shows there are no weak links.

If a critical part broke within 200 rounds, that would be of concern.

OK, point taken, but if a critical part broke within 200 rounds, competition shooters would know it their first time out with the gun and the internet would know within 10 minutes of them getting home from the range.

 

[guppie1160]

loved the thermal cam made the video

 

[Melnibonean]

Apparently these guys are working with FPS Russia now.

IIRC, FPS Russia and 1 other YouTuber who I can't remember his name now use their acreage in Georgia

 

[FLHTCUI]

1272 rounds of .40 f/a no less !!!
Amazing bit of unscientific abuse testing.
In Glock We Trust.
I wonder how some of the pistol (cal) carbines would hold up.
ASR, JRC and CX Storm to name three.
Thanks for posting.
Rob

 

[CanAm]

1 Used glock 17, max 1000 rds total, used only on Sunday for one shoot. $799