Glock currently sells two different G19 threaded barrels:

https://store.teamglock.com/g19-gen5-threaded-barrel.html
https://store.teamglock.com/g19-gen4-threaded-barrel.html

I hope you bought the first one above, since you have a Gen5 pistol.

The second one above will fit in a Gen5 slide assembly, but it lacks the Gen5 GMB rifling and it has the VAR1 barrel hood that has been on all pre-Gen5 G19 barrels since mid-1997.

I think you made a good choice when you selected an OEM barrel.

 

Yes, I got the 1/2 X 28 threaded barrel specifically made for the Gen 5, part #47698.[emoji4]

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Just picked up a Glock factory threaded barrel for my G19 MOS. I'm glad I stayed OEM because this one fits as if it were custom-made for my slide. I feel like you take a gamble with a drop-in barrel and I wasn't sure what to expect. The for and aft play is barely perceptible, even slightly tighter than my original barrel which has been extremely accurate..amazing.

I don't have a suppressor for it yet. That's a goal for 2020, however I do have a mini compensater to play with in the meantime. I'm looking forward to shooting this with the new barrel. I feel like it's going to work very well. Anyone else have good luck with these?

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To each their own. This was a $30 threaded generic 40SW barrel shot off hand.

 

Going to pick one of these up as well, hoping for some Black Friday/holiday deals.

I too am planning to purchase a silencer in 2020 to compliment the Glocks - my G45 and G19.5

 

The fore and aft play is barely perceptible, even slightly tighter than my original barrel which has been extremely accurate..amazing.

I'm down to 7 Glocks and none of the OEM barrels have what I'd call 'free play'. They all fit well and they are all minute of dime accurate at 7 yds. I have 2 AW barrels in .357 Sig and had to tune one on the end of the barrel hood, just a bit, to get it where it'd go into battery like an OEM barrel lets it. Good you went with OEM.

 

I put one on my G45 and couldn't be happier..

 

I put one on my G45 and couldn't be happier.. View attachment 656194

Terrific! How does it shoot with the threaded barrel compared to the original? I haven't had a chance to shoot mine yet with the TB installed. Here's how she sits at the moment..

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Glock currently sells two different G19 threaded barrels:

https://store.teamglock.com/g19-gen5-threaded-barrel.html
https://store.teamglock.com/g19-gen4-threaded-barrel.html

I hope you bought the first one above, since you have a Gen5 pistol.

The second one above will fit in a Gen5 slide assembly, but it lacks the Gen5 GMB rifling and it has the VAR1 barrel hood that has been on all pre-Gen5 G19 barrels since mid-1997.

I think you made a good choice when you selected an OEM barrel.

The gen 4-5 19 barrels are interchangeable it doesn’t matter which one


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The gen 4-5 19 barrels are interchangeable it doesn’t matter which one.

Tell us why Glock makes the Gen5 G19 barrel different compared to the pre-Gen5 G19 barrel.

If you can't come up with coherent explanations, read post #2 again for two strong hints.

 

Love my factory tb gives my 19 the velocity of the 17 and the mini comp works great

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Does that comp have to be indexed a certain way, or just tightened up? Do you take it off to get the barrel out for cleaning, or do you leave the barrel in and clean around it? Never had a threaded barrel or comp and curious how it is with removal and cleaning and such.

 

The comp.looks good.Who made it and do you like it enough to recommend it?

 

Griffin Armament 1/2 X 28 mini comp. I haven't even tried mine yet being Thanksgiving week but they get decent reviews. Honestly, I'm not expecting much but any little bit of comp may help me keep the dot on target a little easier. Especially with 124 +P..

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I ordered the same Griffin comp. today for my G45,to put on my OEM threaded bbl.I do not care if it reduces recoil,I just like the way it looks.My hope is that it will reduce muzzle flash.I also have the TLR1-HL on my G45. Toys are fun!!

 

Do these Glock threaded barrels have a serial number on them?

 

Yes,they have a serial#.The markings are the same as the standard bbl.

 

My comp. is getting shipped to me tomorrow,should be here this week and I will be able to answer your questions then. The OEM threaded bbl. comes w/thread protector. All you have to do is unscrew the protector and disassemble the usual way.All you do on the thread protector is just hand screw it on tightly.

 

I just now received my notification on my comp. that it has shipped,should have a tracking # tomorrow and a delivery date.I just like the looks(same as the 19 pictured earlier) and will be another good toy to have. Just fun and games.

 

I just now received my notification on my comp. that it has shipped,should have a tracking # tomorrow and a delivery date.I just like the looks(same as the 19 pictured earlier) and will be another good toy to have. Just fun and games.

In the famous words of Garand Thumb, "if it doesn't look cool, then there's no point to it."[emoji16]

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Just buy an OEM Gen 5 threaded bbl. and the comp. I think you will enjoy the look and make shooting even more fun.

 

Waited forever to have this in stock from Glock. Got this for my G45 MOS/G19/5 MOS and G19G5, the stand-off distance is too short to use on the Agency Arms 417 Gen5 Compensator. If you have a muzzle brake type comp, it might work.
Nice barrel, but would probably work on a few compensators, just not the Agency one.
Talked to Glock customer service and their Technical service rep and they did not understand what I was passing on so they could share it with others.
Looking at the Griffin mini or get the Agency Arms threaded barrel to use the Agency 417.

 

Waited forever to have this in stock from Glock. Got this for my G45 MOS/G19/5 MOS and G19G5, the stand-off distance is too short to use on the Agency Arms 417 Gen5 Compensator. If you have a muzzle brake type comp, it might work.
Nice barrel, but would probably work on a few compensators, just not the Agency one.
Talked to Glock customer service and their Technical service rep and they did not understand what I was passing on so they could share it with others.
Looking at the Griffin mini or get the Agency Arms threaded barrel to use the Agency 417.

Gen5?

 

My muzzle break arrived today and I really like the way it looks on my G45 w/TLR-1 HL. Range time next week(I only shoot AE 124gr.FMJ and HST 124+P),so I want to know if there is a recoil difference,but really only interested if there is muzzle flash reduction.I'll post next week with my conclusion.

 

The only way I've been able to have a comp stay reliably attached is by using Loctite.

 

It is the Griffin Micro Carry Comp.Perfect on an OEM Glock threaded bbl.

 

How does it compensate if you dont have to index it? Doesn't add up.

 

I do not have one but from looking at photos of it, I would guess it does less compensating and more recoil reduction with the flat area the gasses hit against slowing recoil. I also cannot see how it's going to compensate when it blows gasses in all directions.

 

How does it compensate if you dont have to index it? Doesn't add up.

I do not have one but from looking at photos of it, I would guess it does less compensating and more recoil reduction with the flat area the gasses hit against slowing recoil. I also cannot see how it's going to compensate when it blows gasses in all directions.

It looks more like a thread protector, with holes in it - which may explain why indexing isn't necessary and Loctite isn't needed.

 

Does that comp have to be indexed a certain way, or just tightened up? Do you take it off to get the barrel out for cleaning, or do you leave the barrel in and clean around it? Never had a threaded barrel or comp and curious how it is with removal and cleaning and such.

No it doesn’t have to be indexed I tighten it with a 16mm wrench as tight as I can while holding the slide in my left hand while I tighten with my right


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Does that comp have to be indexed a certain way, or just tightened up? Do you take it off to get the barrel out for cleaning, or do you leave the barrel in and clean around it? Never had a threaded barrel or comp and curious how it is with removal and cleaning and such.

Just remove the comp and then you can remove barrel


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Got a oem Glock barrel for my 17 mos as well and another micro comp for it man these make 124g. +p gold dots feel like regular 115 range ammo for sure they are a single chamber muzzle brake they reduce recoil great and I can keep the dot on target without problem for fast follow ups

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Neither of my G45's have the MOS and as much as everyone praises them,I am not going to put an optic on my pistols.They may be the way of the future,but I'll just stay with plain old sights.Everyone has their own way a pistol will/should have as far as sights and this is part of the fun of shooting.