Glock 20

Shooting the Glock 20

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Sports

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• Glock
• 20
• 10mm
• Glocking
• G20
• steel
• targets
• speed
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• holster
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• tactical
• pistol
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[TheHollowPointKid]

wow look at the old compound, it looks naked

[jjaguda]

Nice video series on the G20. Thanks.

[hatpow77]

@alexander90023

Come out of mama's basement and get some sunlight instead of playing video games all day. Then you may begin to understand the differences in guns.,

[Amicus405]

I like watching the brass bounce off the table

[bromfieldjw]

10mm rapid fire with consistent hits at medium and long ranges. You are dangerous man ... I want to be just like you when I grow up :)

[alexander90023]

@44twizzler tell my something, what you mean "easy to handle" use any weapon is so difficult ? if using firearms is difficult for you you are totally idiot, any weapon is very easy to handle not only Glock because there is no operating system like Windows, MAC os X in firearms.

[44twizzler]

i baught this gun after i watched this video and he is rite, extreamly accurate and easy to handle i went out to 100 yard and shot at a 25 iron plate and was still hitting it, pretty badass not gonna lie

[BluesRocker52]

Chuck Carwan, before he passed away (RIP), told me when I told him the G20 is my favorite defense gun, that it was his favorite as well. Chuck knew a great caliber and gun platform when he saw it!

[RedDirt1954]

I have had one of these for about 16 years and love it. It is a great gun and thanks for your great gun reviews hicko45

[Nekonoaijin]

@mike92gt

If you don't shoot lower recoil rounds at all, you might want to increase the spring strength as you'd lose nothing and gain an improvement in felt recoil (i.e. less of it). However, the factory spring works perfectly well right up to the top end loadings without causing damage to the pistol parts (no matter what some enthusiasts would have you believe!). If you do ever shoot lighter loads though, you risk having insufficient recoil to properly eject, reload & reset trigger.