Page 2 - Glock 19 Gen. 3 Reviews

I don't have any other bb guns. I shoot pellet guns and rifles and duel pistols so i can shoot pellets. But this is the only Glock 19 I could find that they make and that is what I own in 9mm. So I thought I would give it a try. Other than Not a pellet pistol and Not a Blow back, I like it. It does take the cheaper (bb's) cheaper than pellets, and I like the mags where cheap enough to buy two extra for faster reloading, and they are easy to load. I get about (7) mags worth of (good) shots per CO2. The sights are fixed but they are on the mark on my gun. But I only shoot this in my basement at (7) yrds. I don't know how well it would do father out. Over all it was worth the Under (70) bucks for the gun.

My sights are very good for fixed sights in my opinion but a rear sight you can move would be nice. I have two SIG pellet pistols and both are Blow Back. The blow back makes it feel much more realistic. I won't buy another non revolver without blow back.

Seems to be well made and should last for a good long time. Feels Like a Glock 19.

I love the weight and overall feeling of the gun. So close to authentic without carefull visual inspection you wouldnt know the difference. As for the siteing, inspite of the fact the sites are fixed the are factory adjusted and are really accurate. I am very impressed with this gun.

The only thing I would change would be the trigger gaurd. the guard is so close to the trigger, if you can get your finger in to pull the trigger, when it is released it will probably pinch the skin of your trigger finger. not a horrible thing I guess but can be a little anoying

You can not help bvut love this nearly perfect work of art. Good Work Umarex.

It is a good replica of the Glock 19 in weight and feel.

The quality is poor. It broke by the third CO2 cartridge. When it did work, the spread wasn't very good.

Well worth the price of around $68 to $70. Looks and feels great and definitely has a metal feeling like the actual weapon. I hope the gun holds up mechanically over its future years.

Make the sights adjustable.

Do not need "blow-back," because one this is a B-B gun and if you desire the higher FT/SEC power!

I like the weight, accuracy and the price.

I would change the fixed slide to a blowback.

Yes, please manufacture the Glock 26 CO2 BB Gun, that would be a definite hot seller.

Glock Perfection

Nothing

This Glock shoots very accurate, feels like the real one in the hand; I had a Glock 23 Gen 1, so I can assert that.

my first glock so I am trying to keep in mind that I probably have some new glock bias going on but I just love the feel of this gun in the hand. Combined with a pellet pen to feed bbs into the magazine hole, I shot this gun all afternoon with zero issues. It was a joy to shoot. The sites are good and after a couple mags was getting consistent groups and bullseyes at 15-20ft Really like the trigger, it has a nice firm pull and isn't sloshy at all like a lot of cheap air pistols. The CO2 mechanism is really nice with the tool built into the handle, love it! magazine has a satisfying click and locks in tight

would love to get a pellet blowback version of the glock 19 please please please umarex!!

Really fun little plinker!

Chronometer
2 mags (5.1gr BB)
1st shot: 433 FPS (2.12 FPE)
Avg: 405 FPS (2.12 - 1.66 FPE)

If you take time between shots to let the cartridge warm up you can keep the FPS up around 420 for quite a few shots.

I want to say I am getting 4-6 mags per charge before it drops off.

Absolute delight to fire. Can't say it enough.

I liked it when it worked

The CO2 seal is garbage . Umarex will not send you one cannot find one so it's useless

I shot about 10 magazines before the CO2 started leaking tried Teflon tape and other methods nothing worked called umarexand was told to send it in on my dime have it fixed on my dime and they would ship it back to me since it wasn't under warranty because of potential misuse of the CO2 cartridge or some bull pucky. It wasn't my first encounter with bad customer service at this business my gauntlet had some faulty parts and it took them 4 months to send a replacement after multiple emails and attempts to contact them not a very good company I wouldn't say there's they are very stingy with their parts and corner you into paying for repairs that you can easily do yourself if you have the parts but since they don't give the public access to the parts that cannot happen

Easy to use. Looks good, fun for targets and plinking. Good accuracy.

BB's jam a lot. On almost every magazine load, the first 1-2 will jam. After that about 1 of 5 magazines will jam mid way through. It's kind of frustrating.

I like the Feel & weight of the gun, Great shooting. Just an awesome gun!!

Nothing I can think of.

The look, accuracy, and power

The slide

Seems true weight etc.

I bought mine at a big box retailer, They only sold Crosman co2 cartridges at this store. I am new to air gunning, this my first purchase. Each time Id use the gun, the next day the cartridge would leak and be empty. I contacted Umarex, the manufacturer, they said I had to use their brand of cartridge for better performance and each time to remove the cartridge after each use. Now, that does not make sense to me! I think their generic reply was to blow me off, I have a leaking, non performing co2gun. Does this make sense to anyone else!

I dont know, but I am not happy with the leaking or how the manufacture replied to my concerns. I have ordered the Umarex cartridges, so I will see then.

Size, shape and weight are the same as a 9mm Glock 19.

nothing I have noticed

no comment

Excellent BB gun. Used it to train my daughter prior to attending the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Federal Law Enforcement Academy (fletc) in Glenco, GA. Currently CBP trains and arms their Officers with the Glock 19, so my daughter became very familiar and capable with the bb training device. Although she was afraid of guns to begin with she ended up being one of the best in her class at FLETC.

Very satisfied. I am using my third Glock 19 BB gun. I shoot at least 300 bbs per day everyday for over a year and eventually they wear out, but considering the amount of bbs I put through them its to be expected. The price is right and I would not really change anything with the exception of brightening the front site.

I am a former Navy SEAL and in the 1970S SEALs trained with BB guns. That is why training my daughter with the Glock 19 BB gun made sense to me. My own handgun training has greatl improved as well. The beauty of the BB gun training is the low cost and suburban driveway shooting range availability.

Excellent quality. The pistol met or exceeded all of my expectations.

I don't like the push button safety on the side of the trigger The pistol already has the Glock trigger safety, so an additional push button safety in not necessary.. And, if you are a right-handed shooter, the safety button rubs against your trigger finger.

It is a nice compact size , has the look and feel of the real original glock . Have not tried it yet , due to my current busy schedule and will be on it very soon . Love the overall features on it .

No changes necessary!

Not much to add here ,
I know this will be fun to shoot !
So all you owners of this gun , and future
buyers, (fun times ahead )

Same weight and feel as standard Glock 19 and good to practice with

The keeper lips on the magazine won't hold the BBs in under spring pressure. I'm not very happy with it. It's also NOT a blowback action like most others are.

I liked the fact that the weight is similar to the real thing.

Have the real action of the real gun. I would also l like to have the option of using pellets as well as bbs.

This is a fun gun with a pretty good punch. It is a good replica of a Glock - good enough that I can use it to practice drills without breaking the bank on the cost of ammo at the range (this is my reason for getting the gun). The trigger is close enough in feel to a Glock that it helps with trigger control practices, albeit, without the reset. Overall, a good purchase that pays for itself in one practice session. By the way, I found that I get about 70 good, hard shots out of a CO2 cylinder. By 80 shots, it's time to replace the CO2.

The gun is just slightly wider than a Glock 19 -- just barely enough to notice it. BUT the extra width is enough to prevent it from fitting in a kydex holster fitted for a Glock 19. This was a disappointment, since I wanted to use it to practice my draw. The workaround I use is to get a universal-style holster for practicing. I am using a Remora holster, and it works fine for practicing. The other thing I would change is to have a trigger reset that mimics the Glock. I don't know if any BB guns do this, but it would be a nice feature.

This gun is a little loud, so I am afraid to use it in my backyard, since my neighbors might complain. My solution was to build an indoor target that traps the BBs. I made a 15"x15" target out of wood that I then filled with 10 lbs of Duct Seal. (Pyramyd Air sells a similar target, as well as the Duct Seal. Or, you can get the Duct Seal at Home Depot). I was able to use this in my garage while my car remain parked in the adjacent bay. It worked great -- not a single ricochet. EVERY BB was caught by the Duct Seal.

This is my favorite co2 powered pistol it's powerful you get a lot of shots with one CO2 cartridge I think because it's non-blowback. But it's very realistic and it's an awesome copy of the Glock 19 Dead on

I can't think of anything that I would change

This is definitely an adult toy only do not let children play with this