9mm Glock 19 shooting steel target 100 yards

Just having fun shooting my Glock 19 out at 100 yards at a full size silhouette steel target. Although most of my trigger time with my Glocks is spent training up close for defensive purposes, it's really fun to shoot at 50-100 yards with a handgun as well. You don't burn through near as much ammo doing this either, since you're taking your time for maximum accuracy and firing very slow. It's definitely a LOT easier to shoot this 9mm Glock 19 at 100 yards than it is my Walther P22 .22 caliber pistol.

The Glock 19 I'm using is chambered in 9mm and has a few modifications including a 3.5lb trigger connector, Vickers extended magazine release, extended slide release, and Merprolight front and rear tritium night sights. That's what works well for me, although there's a ton of other stuff out there you can buy for your Glock as well.

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[lastEvergreen]

Huh I wouldn't have expected that much of a delay, but what would i know it's probably all legit.

[RetreatHell]

@lastEvergreen Yeah that 9mm out of the handgun isn't going too fast, man. The delay with my .22lr Walther P22 in my other video where I shoot it at 100 yards too is pretty crazy! It's not as hard as you'd think to make hits on a silhouette size target with a Glock 19 at 100yds. Just use fundamentals and you can ring it all day. It's definitely Not as easy with the P22 though, especially with crap ammo. I discovered that day just how much a difference quality ammo an make with .22 LR!

[MrJstub]

nice shootin man. I'm in the army and appreciate your prior service. Some of these fucktards on youtube think they're hot shit shooters, when in reality all they've ever shot at was a fcking silhouette! For everyone thats flaming you for shooting over water, they are fcking idiots. Theres like a 1 in million chance of some shit like that happening! Thinking they're scientists ballistic experts.

[RetreatHell]

@MrJstub Ha! Thanks brother, couldn't have said it better myself! There are those of us that "get it," and others who just don't and can't (and likely never will). You and I come from a different world though, man.

Thanks for your service as well, brother.

S/F

[RetreatHell]

@SurvivorRye Do you have a source/link from an official Canadian Government website to back that up? If that's actually even partially true, does that mean duck hunting and other hunting of water fowl is illegal and doesn't exist there? I know nothing of Canada's gun laws, so I need proof to believe some law as retarded as this one that you brought up actually exists.

Also, fast moving projectiles can & DO skip and ricochet off damn near any surface & material if struck at the necessary angle.

[32MadMike32]

Damn.  It's a good day if I can shoot that well at 100 FEET with my Kimber.

[pjicleanair420]

good stuff bro

[squidsatelllite]

nice shootin

[Lamb00FGoD]

That is some incredible shooting with a handgun,iron sights,and windage. I would not want to have to engage this guy at any distance.

[RetreatHell]

@Ben85paintball Yes, Golf Co 2/5

[27Jwin]

People, bullets can ricochet off of ANYTHING, including water. Trees, rocks, cars, walls, etc. AND water. Geez if you're paranoid about richochets then you might as well not be shooting at all, considering you could get a richochet off of anything your heart desired if you really wanted to. I bet I could get a richochet off of this computer screen. So shut up about the freakin water >.<

Anyways, that was fantastic shooting, especially considering how windy it was!

[seventhsands]

@RetreatHell Well put!

[MonkeyBacon08]

no words can aptly describe how amazing those shots were