Thanks for watching everyone! We love the community we've built!

@ericw6043

Жыл бұрын

@@asdfjkl981 Thank you

@gruncho3025

Жыл бұрын

does it come in black?

@10inmaine

Жыл бұрын

Love your videos. Keep them coming

@ricardonash944

Жыл бұрын

Hi Lenny, I'm look for a Tungsten Guide Rod (captured spring) for my Glock 23 (Gen5) but I do not see one for the G23s on your website, do you know when you'll have them available? Please let me know..Thanks

@michaelhiggins6073

Жыл бұрын

@@ericw6043 q

It's always nice to know that the problem that I never had is now a problem I have to fix.

@barrydean4437

Жыл бұрын

Hahahaha

@oknevals

Жыл бұрын

Lol. Well, suckers are always business opportunity.

@Pressplay267

Жыл бұрын

I got light-headed reading ur comment

@justdrewtheultramagaspoonc5043

Жыл бұрын

I understand what the guy is saying. I never actively shot a handgun until 2020. Initially I had similar problems to what this guy is talking about and when I am shooting multiple successive shots regaining target acquisition is definitely a skill learned with any gun. The less the barrel and the guide rod weighs the more the weapon will kickback. Using Tungsten steel for the guiderod will reduce kickback slightly. Anyone who's used to shooting the Glock from the factory like you and me would probably have to shoot a few hundred rounds before we could make an accurate assessment to how such a change would be. This guy is indeed just selling a product but I wouldn't mind getting a hold of that steel rod and going to the range.

@Watchandcutgearchannel

Жыл бұрын

lol

Wow. What a calm NORMAL human being, talking about a everyday question concerning a common question about how to improve. Perfect voice for this type of work

My Glock 42 had malfunction issues and was very temperamental with different kinds/brands of ammo, even after sending it back to the mfr for repairs. But after installing Lenny's tungsten guide rod, my Glock works like a charm.(Yes, it came new with the gen 3 magazines)

@louie-b5361

6 ай бұрын

After changing the rod can you use any ammo? I have the stock guide rod in mine, and noticed I can’t use any ammo with any kind of ridges on the point(has to be smooth) or it won’t feed

I only have two Glocks (Gen 3, 17 & 21 CA limited). I just want to say that I really appreciate these videos. I've purchased slide locks and tungstan guide rods for both. Totally awesome!

@Robedoe

4 ай бұрын

Hey which guild rod did you get for the 17? What weight

@wilderwyoming

4 ай бұрын

It was the factory standard weight: 17 lbs.@@Robedoe

The first thing that I did to my Gen 3 Glock22 was to replace the guide rod and spring. I had a gunsmith do a trigger job on it. I replaced the slide release lever with an extended one and replaced the slide removal bar with one that protrudes a little more. I always had difficulty with the factory one when field stripping the pistol. I installed a Magpul beveled mag well and put a Pachmyr rubber grip sleeve on it. Now, it runs like a champ. I picked up a threaded Lone Wolf 9mm conversion barrel and a bunch of Glock 17 mags, so I would have more ammo options. Love the pistol now.

@JoseFernandez-ly7qs

Жыл бұрын

Bro i just bought the exact same gun and conversion barrel as well. Im not sure weather or not to buy the guide rod some people are saying there having issues. Why do i feel like your from cali too tho i mean we bought gen 3’s :(

@moe4him673

Ай бұрын

Did the same with my g22 gen 3 swiped out the guide rod and put a tungsten guide rod

Replaced the factory plastic guide rod with the Tungsten 15lb spring guide rod in my gen3 G19.. really makes a huge difference. Highly recommend 👌🏼

@gunfisher4661

Жыл бұрын

It works equally well on other brands that have that available and it does more than improve accuracy.

@Darktacomic

Жыл бұрын

Thanks y’all I never just trust the seller

@MrAlexMonaco22

11 ай бұрын

Is the 15lb spring recommended for the Glock 19 gen 3? Not sure which one to get.

@KrissofallTrades

6 ай бұрын

​@MrAlexMonaco22 Just try it, I have a 13lbs spring and it jams all the time, doesn't go into battery.

My first glock purchase was a g27. The guy I bought it from did a few small modifications to it, and one was the guide rod. I can always tell when I pick one up that has the original, because it's so light. People give me a little flack for my little Glock, until they throw some lead using it. Still my favorite little companion.

@mileator

10 ай бұрын

The most versatile Glock ever made. You made a smart choice. Got a 27 myself, and in the market for a new recoil spring. Was thinking about going for the Glock 45 BPM spring for the 27.

Great info! Love the custom guide rods! Big fan of your emphasis on safety.

Big shout out to Lenny! Super dedicated to the craft and seems like a super honest man who actually cares about the customers and soon to be customers as well. Even if you don't buy from him he shares his years of knowledge with all of us!

@barrygoldwater2441

Жыл бұрын

And friendly enough to sell you useless things like grip plugs and tungsten guide rods.

@jfm562

Жыл бұрын

@@barrygoldwater2441 exactly what I was thinking about! If it isn't broken don't fix it. 🍻

@LRO1986

Жыл бұрын

@@barrygoldwater2441 😂😂😂😂 💯

@dragulamcfeisty199

10 ай бұрын

He's selling you stuff you won't need. The factory guide rod is good enough unless you planning to singlehandedly bring on Armageddon.

Yall should do stress tests on OE glocks vs glocks with customizations. Would be pretty cool, ie windows vs serrations vs trigger upgrades vs optics vs combinations vs classic out of the box. Also great content yall are killing it

I like your information easy to follow definitely helped a lot!👍

My OEM GEN3 27 came with an upgraded factory Tungsten guide rod and larger spring. GLOCK knew and improved right from the factory.

For some reason, youtube suggested this video and I can honestly say I'm glad I watched this video. Thank you this was a very good video and the great information you provided for us.

Congratulations on your move to TN, Lenny. I was a frequent and loyal customer when you and I were in San Diego. I’ve improved my Glock 34 with with a tungsten guide and many more of your products. I moved to the Pacific Northwest in 2017 to be closer to my sons and grandkids. Want you to know I still enjoy your videos and expert advice. Thanks for what you do.

@davidlevine2682

Жыл бұрын

Lenny and the GlockStore have no affiliation with the Glock company it is just a store that sells aftermarket parts. leave your Glock original and you’ll have no problems

@ronaldneiderman9261

Жыл бұрын

@@davidlevine2682 No, you leave your Glock original and others will do as they wish. What a douche, or a douchie robot.

@skylermonroe6291

Жыл бұрын

Hope it’s going great man

@RayDoyouagree

8 ай бұрын

Glocks come from the factory in satisfactory condition. Unfortunately for Glock owners, they need to buy aftermarket parts to improve their pistols to come up to standards of CZ and HK. @@davidlevine2682

@JHenry0311

2 ай бұрын

Ahh San diego.. explains why his advice is horrible.

Excellent information...soon to be a new owner and will definitely be going the tungsten route

Thanks for the very informative video. Special thanks for always reminding us of the safety measures

Good video, my Glocks have stock guide rods, no real accuracy issues, I feel replacing them is a good choice but the cost is excessive in my opinion.

Love your vids Lenny. You make things a lot easier on your how to install videos. Easy to understand. Thanks.

Just wanted to say thank you for explaining the spring seat. I was wind about that. Thank you again.

I just installed the lighter spring tungsten guide rod on my 43x and couldn't be happier with it. It really tones down the snap recoil, making my gun way nicer to shoot.

@scooptypoop2423

Жыл бұрын

You got any other recommendations for upgrades to the 43x?

@brysonmcha

Жыл бұрын

@@scooptypoop2423 Shield arms 15 round mags and grips

@g8TR_

Жыл бұрын

Isn't it heavier to reduce recoil?

@sudilos1172

9 ай бұрын

have you seen an increase in failure to reset or eject?

@SterlingWheel

9 ай бұрын

@@sudilos1172 only if my grip is weak.

Thanks Lenny! I replaced the guiderod in my G35 a few months ago, the gun shoots and handles so much better!

Lenny, you are my “GO TO GUY” for all things GLOCK. That’s what 40 years of expertise and experience IS. Excellent instructional videos. We’re glad you love my home State. Tennessee has wonderful people.

I put one of your tungsten rods on my G17 several years ago and the accuracy with the added weight is great. Folks that shoot mine always wonder my Glock feels different without so much recoil.

@scottsmith31

10 ай бұрын

Sounds like you just need to train more

@SwampOperator

9 ай бұрын

​@@scottsmith31sounds like you need to get a life

@LIONTAMER3D

4 ай бұрын

​@scottsmith31 no, he needs to never run his mouth about firearms again. I'm all ears if he can explain how he achieved improved accuracy by dropping in an aftermarket guide rod.

@itsbombshell1332

3 ай бұрын

@@LIONTAMER3Dglock 17s are pretty accurate, not to mention the guy in the video says the same thing about accuracy🤣

@LIONTAMER3D

3 ай бұрын

@@itsbombshell1332 he's shilling, dummy

i have an "old" Glock 23 (1st Gen), and i was surprised to see that you carry guide rods for me too! i will definitely be purchasing one and looking forward to trying it out myself!

I put a solid 24 carat gold guide rod in mine. Amazing difference.

@mytoolworld

4 ай бұрын

I machined mine out of depleted uranium :)

@amazingamerican3958

4 ай бұрын

@@mytoolworldI got the solid diamond Gucci guide rod. It lights up every time I fire. XD

@mikopaq

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@eric9895

3 ай бұрын

The guide rod with diomonds works better

@taylorsessions4143

2 ай бұрын

I recently traveled to wakanda so that I could get one made out of Vibranium. Finally, the very manageable recoil is gone.

I love Lenny's safety focus for new shooters and a solid reminder for old shooters. Thanks!

@auschris9296

Жыл бұрын

yeah im so glad hes teachign them such good trigger safety in this vid..... sarcasm bc hes nto hes pullign the fckn trigger

Man I really like your videos. Very informative, easy to follow. Always doing the hot topics. Love your content and channel. I like it more now that I know your in my state lol. Seriously keep on doing what ya love as long as ya can. 👍

Thanks Lenny just got my new rod yesterday for my 17 gen 3 install I will try it out next week at the range Love your channel and your store🇺🇸

@user-zm8nb8pk4n

10 ай бұрын

how is it?

Thank you Lenny. That 71 on the scale looked an awful lot like 79 grams. Maybe it was the angle of the camera. I went to your store years ago and I did order many magazines for my Glocks. I am VERY happy to hear you got the HELL out of Kommiefornia and relocated to TN. I am going to order some of tungsten guide rods. thanks again and God Bless you sir. Take care.

Great mod and performance info. I’m still rocking my Gen4 g19. I will be looking to perform this update.

I have several blocks and I've owned several others. The first things I replace is the plastic sights and I go with night sights. The next thing I replace is that guy rod. I go with the metal guide rod. I haven't gone to a tungsten but the metal guy ride improves the functionality and the shoot in the field so much and it could be just need thinking it but I've handed it to so many people that didn't know it and they could feel the difference from their own personal to what I had. And then recently I have found out just replacing the trigger shoe also improves so much the shoot the feel that everything

I use the tungsten guide rod and it makes an incredible difference. It doesn't kick up as much and it doesn't feel so fragile when I remove it

@randomdog8107

Жыл бұрын

@Jon M lol so you do not recommend switching it out ?

@SushiArmageddon

Жыл бұрын

Did you also change the recoil spring? The guide rod bears very little force so I couldn't imagine switching the guide rod alone making a big difference.

@chrisd5758

Жыл бұрын

@@SushiArmageddon new guide rod comes with a new spring.

@SushiArmageddon

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisd5758 ah ok, then that probably explains things better than the rod itself.

@SushiArmageddon

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisd5758 what I've read about these is that the tungsten actually wears the spring quicker. It may help with recoil but the part will not last as long. Not a problem as long as you are aware and plan accordingly. The advantage of a non captured spring system is that you can just change the spring when it wears out.

LOVE LOVE LOVE your safety habits and advice Larry! You’re saving lives! I instruct my two boys 10 and 7 on this and they follow the rules as good or better than me! Safety and control is primary and. Enforce anything else with firearms.

Great tips. Great video. Thank you for sharing.

Just got my heavy tungsten guide rod and 19lb spring from the GS for my G29 and made a big difference!!! Thank you!!

@CornellJones202

Жыл бұрын

Does it help with snappiness ?

One of the first things that I did when purchasing my Glock 19 and Glock 23 was to replace the plastic recoil spring guide rods , replace the barrel and replace the sights with Trijicon night sights. I also replaced the factory trigger

@BlessedGT

2 ай бұрын

I have a Glock 23 now and looking to get a Glock 19 next. Did you replace all the parts with factory oem ones or what brand did you go with on the sights and the guide rods?

Thank you for all you have enlightened me to Glock and others. BTW, great shooter

Thanks Lenny so informative! Love Tennessee beautiful place

Good for you Lenny !

It's true. The first upgrade I did to my G22 was the guide rod. It makes a world of difference. With the guide rod my G22 shoots like a G17, NO JOKE!

@poloboy6hunna446

Жыл бұрын

which Lb spring did you get?

@grosen84

Жыл бұрын

@@poloboy6hunna446 Get a set of tuning springs and test yourself. You guys dont have the same grip and the recoil wont feel the same to you guys.. Its all about getting the gun to do the work.. it should return to zero by itself. As long as it doesn't change the timing on the slide too much.

@cbolton81

5 ай бұрын

I’ve noticed no difference with mine. Waste of money.

OUTSTANDING VIDEO!! I will make that change to my glock VERY soon... I'm on your website now taking a look! :)

Great info. Thank You!

I used to own and carry a Glock 22. I replaced the original guide rod with a tungsten one. A big difference in accuracy and faster follow up shots. The difference is amazing. Congratulations on your move to Tennessee. Beautiful state!!!

@scottsmith31

Жыл бұрын

Nonsense lol

@K31540

Жыл бұрын

@@scottsmith31 yeah what 😂

@Coinz8

Жыл бұрын

@@scottsmith31 All it did was increase the weight near the muzzle. LOL these morons really bought into it didnt they?

@nova68cutie

Жыл бұрын

@@scottsmith31 yeah. This guys only been dealing with gun improvements for over 35 years for a living. What could he possibly know? 😆.

@SushiArmageddon

Жыл бұрын

@@nova68cutie how to scam people

I own a 43x and replaced my factory guide rod and bought the Tungsten guide rod. My shoot has been right on target and better then ever, With less recoil as Lenny stated. Thank you Glock Store and Lenny for your perfect Videos!

@bordiguy

8 ай бұрын

Just bought a glock 43x and I have shot about 300 rounds so far with it. It bums me out almost every time because it jumps so much even with a tight combat grip and most of the times, I honestly don’t know where the bullet hit. I’m gonna look into this this tungsten guide rod and hope it helps with the recoil.

@jefftraboulsy8631

6 ай бұрын

​@@bordiguywhole lot of copium

@jefftraboulsy8631

6 ай бұрын

Changing a fucking guide rod isn't going to make you good at the game

@heyy-yaa

5 ай бұрын

@@bordiguy you just gotta learn how to grip the gun my dude. tight tight grip with your hands in the correct position. it's proven time and time again that the 43x's recoil is perfectly controllable if you know how to grip.

@HorrorTactico

5 ай бұрын

@@bordiguy Learn how to manage the recoil correctly before you buy things that mitigate the recoil

I own only one Glock, which I carry ever day, and when I was getting to know the gun so to speak, the first thing I did was install an extended trapezoidal slide lock on it. The force required to operate it was lessened by a lot, and it was much easier to grasp..

I DO LOVE your videos... i found after trying many guide rods from tungsten to steel are all not as reliable as much as the stock polymer glock.

I can watch Lenny talk for hours on end. Whatever it is that makes people interesting, he's got it. And he imparts a tremendous amount of knowledge during the time he's on camera so it's time well spent. Thanks for all you do for the sport of shooting.

@CarolinaFarming

Жыл бұрын

What was your experience?

Thank you KZread for FINALY recommending this video. I view gun shite daily and don't know why this great site was not recommended earlier. And great to see the comments by others. Look forward to viewing the rest of Lenny McGills' videos.

new glock owner, thank you for specifying that guide rod ledge-sitting question. upon disassembly it hopped up on the flatter edge and raised some questions for me. was too embarrassed to ask my friends lol

Amazing I’m going to get a guide rod for my g43 can’t wait

Bought the pure tungsten guide rod for my glock 17 gen 5 and the top came off. Took it to the range a few times, came home to clean it and after disassembling the guide rod came apart. The spring came off and the top was missing. Glock store would not replace it for me. WHAT A WASTE OF MONEY! IM STILL PISSED OFF. Stick with the stock spring guide rod and just buy a few spares. The tungsten ones are bullshit

@tonynathanson7843

5 ай бұрын

Well, when people want to sell something......they'll say "You gotta get it." IMO, a company like Glock spends millions of $$$$$ on design & testing to make one of the most reliable guns in the world & people actually think they can improve on it with a few parts. The only part I change on some of my guns is the sights. That won't affect functioning.

@paulhat3310

Ай бұрын

Me too! Sights and that’s it.

Lenny, you look happier in Tennessee. I remember buying your VHS videos from your parents at gun shows. Your dad told me after you made Rock N Roll #3 that he hoped you got it out of your system. Well, no more girls in swimsuits firing machine guns, but you have done well for yourself. Thanks for all the videos. You taught me a lot. I have an idea; It's been 40 years now, so how about Rock N Roll #4, Grannies in swimsuits firing machine guns (with a better musical score)? "More skin, more jiggle." ...It was just an idea. 🙂 I wore out my VHS copy of RnR4 I think. Or maybe my wife threw it out. I don't remember. Do you sell DVDs?

@FlamingRobzilla

Жыл бұрын

Re. RNR3; I think my favorite was Lisa firing the G3. I swear I thought she would fall over when she fired that machine gun, all while wearing high heels and I think balancing on a flat wooden board. So funny. Nice legs, and a nice voice too as I recall. Probably a grandma by now.

@themightycrixus1131

Жыл бұрын

I have got to see this!!!

I bought a tungsten guide rod, I'm very impressed!! I love it! Thanks Lenny!

Good video, thanks!

Keep your videos coming. Love them and learn a lot. Will be sending some 19s and 43 soon.

Lenny is awesome ! Have worked with him for over 20 years and he is a honest hard working smart dude !

Mr.Lenny thank you for the valuable information. Bought my first Glock and will be replacing the guide rod soon. 👍

Love your video's Mr. Lenny. First time Glock Owner, 43X and like it so far. However I'm starting to learn why it took me so long to purchase a Glock. I Payed extra for the MOS, $80.00 for a guide rail, another $100.00 + for the trigger upgrade another $100.00+ for decent sights. I'm starting to wonder if I shouldn't have spend a couple hundred more and bought a better quality EDC out of the box. There's a saying; "you can have cheap, you can have good, we just can't give you cheap AND good"

@southjerseycanoeclub

Жыл бұрын

But you can shoot it as is and it always works.

Extended Lock Release, Extended Slide Release are basically a must. New Sights too. Nothing wrong with changing some stuff if it’s not to your liking. Don’t overthink it.

As an armorer I encourage you not to change a thing in your Glock. Glock parts are designed to operate together. Buying aftermarket items puts reliability into question. If you're having accuracy issues it's not from the guide rod, it's from your stance, or grip.

@louisthompson3035

Жыл бұрын

On point. Just the sights gotta go

@rootedorganically4911

Жыл бұрын

Or a 500 $ red dot and slide upgrade or mounted- jk practice only , I just upgraded the trigger to apex flat face trigger and a stream light

@whereswaldo5740

Жыл бұрын

Yup. Yer right. Changed the rod in my 26. Definitely made a difference it made it heavier. No improvement. Love Lenny his videos and his store. I’m hearing that a total replacement of internals does make an improvement. But I haven’t heard any about longevity or reliability.

@citizensabovesuspicion6288

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I made the mistake of getting a Tungsten guide rod for a G43, and it failed to go into battery time and time again. Never again.

@cheezychungus967

Жыл бұрын

I changed my guide rod, no issues whatsoever, should I take my bcm bolt out of my psa as well? 🤣

I purchased a Glock Store tungsten guide rod/spring for my Glock 43. It completely eliminates the muzzle flip. Well worth the money.

Thanks for the help bruuthherrr💪🏻🇨🇦🍁😎

I replaced the OEM with the 15lb Tungsten today on my G19 gen 3. HUGE difference. Thanks Lenny for providing all of the videos. For a novice like myself, the information you provide has been invaluable in my education.

@sharjeelbutt4217

10 ай бұрын

From where you purchased tungstens rod? Plz let me know from which online store we can buy Glock assessories

@ro794

10 ай бұрын

@@sharjeelbutt4217the Glock store

@ro794

10 ай бұрын

@@ilovehotdogs125790 you need to do research before you look like a dummy on the internet

@dragulamcfeisty199

10 ай бұрын

Foolish. You don't need a steel or tungsten guide rod unless you're fighting a war singlehandedly or you firing over 1000 rounds in one sitting. Until then the plastic is good enough for normal uses.

@NgJackal1990

9 ай бұрын

What's OEM?

did that a few years back with your tungsten rods best improvement ever made on my G19, sorry still love my Colt style SAA 44-40's just raised old school by my grandfather

One more of the nice videos from this channel i love it THANKS well xplanation

Glockstore Tungsten is pure junk. After a few thousand rounds doing COF nights, my trigger jammed on me. Taking off the slide the entire Tungsten assembly exploded out in pieces. Looks like it’s held by a nut which can come loose. Certainly wouldn’t want that happening EDC. Wrote and tried multiple ways to contact support but no reply. Never again from the Glockstore.

@OGSERB

3 ай бұрын

Good to know

@metabang03

Ай бұрын

Edc, stock is the way, break it in with 500 rounds, if it's 100% fail free then it's worthy for edc. After that do not shoot ur edc, if u wanna shoot it, buy another for the range. Your edc should be sacred to you.

@Northbound_I95

4 күн бұрын

​@@metabang03finally someone who gets it...I'm pretty sure we come from very different backgrounds but I've only known a few other people outside of myself that follow this logic, that way when you need it it's where you left it...

@Demonslayerprovideo

2 күн бұрын

@@metabang03 I agree but you should shoot your every day carry. So you are use to it. That is the gun you need to be proficient with.

I love how in EVERY VIDEO he explains the basic’s of gun safety! 🙏 🙏🙏🙏

@denmanfite3156

Жыл бұрын

Cringe

@cobrajlf

Жыл бұрын

Basic safety, then why does his finger keep going back on the trigger? Even an unloaded weapon that is not safe at all.

@denmanfite3156

Жыл бұрын

@@cobrajlf you are max cringe.

@12344567ist

Жыл бұрын

@@cobrajlf homo

@12344567ist

Жыл бұрын

NO, it's just kinda sad.

I have found that those aftermarket captive guide rods don’t give 100% reliability in a Glock. For duty use, I’d never use anything but the factory captive guide rod. The recoil isn’t that bad.

@darkedge117

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you and other channels who have said to just keep it stock and train. Only things you really need to add on is a better iron sight and/or red dot if you really want it.

@colt10mmsecurity68

Жыл бұрын

@@darkedge117 One can buy a Glock that comes direct from the factory with iron sights. The problem is that the individual FFL orders the guns from Glock with their plastic sights.

Great vid! I have carried my g23 gen3 since the early 90s! And when I bought it new my friend who is a Glock armorer told me to change 3 things to make it more accurate! 1 was change recoil spring assembly to a spring that's not captured! 2 he put a 3.5lb trigger disconnect in it! 3 I upgraded to a Bomar barrel! I wouldn't trade it for a new gen 5 ever!

@moose9410

4 ай бұрын

Most shootings happen within 7 yards or closer. Sounded like your “Glock armorer” friend just wanted to make some money off of you. Stock Glocks are very accurate, but true accuracy comes from training and repetition

Glad to have you in TN

Great information as always, and I love the safety check. I had a buddy who shot himself in the hand while disassembling his 'empty' Glock, so firearm safety has always been a huge priority for me. It only takes seconds to clear the gun, but years to recover from injury.

@cccalifornia7206

Жыл бұрын

Amen to safety checking!!!😉👍🇺🇸 I helped a friend who was a retired Probation Officer who was turning in his Leased Lexus. He was in bad physical health. So he asked me if I would remove the "Uzsi from the trunk of his car"!! I picked it up; I removed the magazine from the Firearm and I cleared the chamber and a live round came flying out of the breach!!! He was shocked himself!!! ALWAYS, ALWAYS CLEAR a Firearm before doing anything with it!!!!

@gotifan

Жыл бұрын

LOL!

@94SexyStang

Жыл бұрын

Safety check is HIS PROBLEM, not mine......he's not going to shoot anyone threw the computer screen.....clowns. LOL

I purchased my glock through the glock store, nothing but praise. These parts really make a difference. My friends are amazed how well it shoots and feels.

That’s actually really solid advice. I had an AD because of the exact reason. Tons and tons of drills both dry and not, made a mistake. It’s easy to not have an AD. It’s even easier when you never shoot. The more frequent you shoot the more thorough you need to be.

yes sir- just ordered a tungsten guide rod, should get it in a week or so - anxious to feel the difference ( G 43 x ) . happy holidays ~. JDS/CT

Learn something new everyday. Lenny just explains this so well. Anything to reduce recoil has to be a positive for follow-up shot placement. I'm sold.

@italianrelic

Жыл бұрын

He’s a salesman not a gun guy 🤦🏻‍♂️

@TUKByV

Жыл бұрын

@@italianrelic Is he correct in this video, or incorrect?

@squatchwatch5237

Жыл бұрын

@@TUKByV in my experience more weight that you have towards the muzzle helps with muzzle flip. Shooting. 357 sig

@TUKByV

Жыл бұрын

@@squatchwatch5237 I noticed this after mounting a light on my pistol.

@MXJEFF94

Жыл бұрын

@@italianrelic You are a bafoon....He's not a 'gun guy.' LMAO. You know nothing about this man. He knows more about guns than you will ever know.

Really appreciate you brother. Your work and teaching has provided HUGE benefit to all ranges of shooters. SALUTE !

Thank you for your content 😊

Always an Outstanding video and presentation.

Getting a tungsten guide rod sounds good for my 43x.😊🇺🇸

I bought my G17 new in 1988. I have carried it everyday and changed nothing . I have to qualify every year and since I work offshore , as a Merchant Marine, I get to run all kinds of ammo through it on a regular basis. So, thousands of rounds over the years. I clean it periodically and as I said, besides buying some new Glock mags over the years, I have changed nothing. For me it is a tool. Don't mess with it.

@ccshow5269

Жыл бұрын

Exactly CE !! thousands of rounds of practice a year will improve user recoil management, not a slightly heavier rod.

@nova68cutie

Жыл бұрын

@@ccshow5269 yeah. This guys only been dealing with gun improvements for over 35 years. What could he possibly know?

@metaldave556

Жыл бұрын

nothing wrong with improving your tools, so long as they're still reliable. BUT i do think that being proficient with the gun in its stock form first is better than relying on aftermarket parts to improve your shooting. its why i decided against getting a spring kit for my p320 trigger. i wasnt very accurate with it and was considering lightening up the trigger, but decided that i really just dont have enough trigger time with it. plus, with the reputation they are getting from having accidental discharges, i didnt want to mess with the trigger at all lol

@alessandromatteo8365

Жыл бұрын

Correct no need to fix what is not broken... However Lenny is a millionaire because he convinced people better,a little better,isn't real expensive and easy to do .... I call it the f/with gene .... Alot of folks what a Glock,but they want the best Glock for them ...... Human nature

@higherlifts420

Жыл бұрын

@@nova68cutie probably nothing considered he lived in commiefornia the entire time

I love it here in Tennessee glad you do too 👍

Glad you got out of California brother and into Nashville. I’m in Rome Georgia about 3 hours from you. I will be purchasing guide rods for all my Glocks, one at a time of course 😄. And also will be visiting The Glock Store in the near future.

As a new Glock 43x owner this was spot on

@cristianramirez8993

Жыл бұрын

Which guide rod did you get for the 43x I see 2 options

@Broughden

Жыл бұрын

Which one did you get?

@watsup9938

Жыл бұрын

3rd bump

@FullTimeOutPodcast

Жыл бұрын

@@cristianramirez8993 got the pure it did cost more

@shadowcastyt

Жыл бұрын

@@FullTimeOutPodcast got a link, I may just be an idiot but I can't seem to find the pure rod for the 43x just the hybrid composition

Great video! Thank you, sir.

Thank you for the advice. My dad is a Marine and was a sniper and as he is getting older its getting harder for him to control his glock so i will be buying us both one.

I just bought the extended machined slide release. Oh, my god, it is so easy now to remove the slide. Worth every penny. Now both Glocks have it.

I hear it can cause problems for reliability? They say do not change anything from stock because it is only designed for the original parts

Great video. I live in the Nashville area and will definitely check out your shop. If he hasn't already I'm sure Hickok 45 will be by there sometime as well. Keep up the great work.

TY for the info good job on your video sir I love Glocks they never fail if maintained .

Good job. Thanks

Only Lenny can make me watch a 12 min video about a guide rod. Salesman of the century!

Weapon lights also work and provide a functional improvement. A SureFire x300 is 113 grams with batteries (some of that weight being even further forward). The downside to this is you’ll likely need a new holster and it costs more.

@Yezzirskiiii

Жыл бұрын

I have a light on my 40 and it helps

@ballsack8937

10 ай бұрын

Definitely. Big light mitigates a lot of recoil

I have several Glocks and a Tungsten Guide rod in each! Thanks Lenny!

Greetings from Switzerland. I really love your videos, self-controlled, easily understandable and very informative. Thanks for your work

@paulfrancois7653

Жыл бұрын

You do realize that it's just an infomercial right?

@HugoVanArt

Жыл бұрын

@@paulfrancois7653 So? There‘s always place for showing some respect and saying thank you. Why do you even bother? ;)

Lenny, I am a retired teacher. You are a fantastic teacher as good as I have seen and of course excellent business man! Your voice, tone, cadence along with the use of your hands and body language showing every step involved in what ever you are teaching is inspiring. You picked the gun industry, thank you, but you could have picked any profession where you would be seen, heard and followed and you would have created greatness. Thank you for what you do to help so many people with your joy and positiveness backed by tremendous knowledge! I am a Lenny fan boy👍

@mathewhoover35

Жыл бұрын

DONT EVER TOUCH ME AGAIN! YOU SHOULD NEVER TOUCH BOYS THERE! IF YOU DO IT AGAIN, IM CALLING THE POLICE!

Tennessee loves Glockstore being here.

@DavidLLambertmobile

Жыл бұрын

Note, the gun smiths on staff can do free install on GS parts, accessories in house. 🛒 To my knowledge, the Nashville store does not 🚫 apply cerakote, black oxide, NP3, TiN. That coating, surface work may still be in CA.

@jshepard152

Жыл бұрын

@@DavidLLambertmobile CA location is closed.

@spacedoper2125

Жыл бұрын

This does not age well

Had to check my xd 40 subcompact and my m&p40 2.0...both have metal guide rods. But my subcompact is snappy, I'm thinking of getting some compensators and ported slides for each of my handguns. Great video bud. ✌🏾 from Alaska.

Got this for my Glock 43x and it makes it a lot less snappy, ran at least a good 3000-5000 rounds through it and I haven’t had a single issue, highly recommend if you wanna ease off the snap on the slim frame Glocks

I put a Gen4 recoil spring in my Gen3 G27 years ago. So nice.

@jameysmith2043

Жыл бұрын

Any modifications necessary to do this, and what is the benefit?

@308rell

Жыл бұрын

@@jameysmith2043 recoil brotha

@jameysmith2043

Жыл бұрын

@@308rell Good info to know.. Thanks..

@mitchellbrown7762

9 ай бұрын

What lb would you recommend for the Glock 27 Gen 4?