#Glock19

The Glock 19 is the most popular pistol in the United States. It’s small enough to conceal, but large enough to defend your home. It’s chambered in 9mm Luger, which is powerful enough to stop most foes but cheap enough to practice with. It’s trusted by both the FBI and the Navy SEALs, so it should be plenty good enough for the rest of us. So whenever someone asks what their first pistol should be, my first response has often been the Glock 19.

Glock vs. 2011: How does a $650 Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS stack up against the $4,300 Staccato XC? We brought in some serious firepower—former 10th Group Green Beret Jimmy Cannon and Austrian special forces veteran Benny—to test these two pistols head-to-head. Using a 6-shot rapid-fire drill at 7 meters, we compared speed and accuracy on an IPSC A-zone target. The results will surprise you.

In today’s video, @JamesReeves is diving into what might just be the ultimate Glock 19 variant: the B&T Imported Glock 19 Enhanced with ACRO P2. With a sleek slide cut, repositioned iron sights, a threaded barrel, and the ACRO P2 optic, this Glock is built to perform. I’ll go over what sets this $1,799 setup apart, the shooting experience, and how it compares to other Glock 19 models I've tested. Is this B&T import worth the upgrade over a standard Glock? Let’s find out.