Just picked up a Glock 19 COA today. So far I’m loving it but only put 50 rounds through it.
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Glock 19 COA
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I am loving it, just contacted Glock today to get a plate. they stated they will send one out to me.
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Very interesting, first I've heard of a cover plate from Glock for a slide cut to the COA footprint.
Please post a photo once you get it.
Ran mine today for the first time, a Blue Label purchase with a price that made this just too good to pass up.
Just under 100 rounds for this pistol in this run. The only issues were ammo related, with demonstrably underpowered reloads, as shown by identical issues in other 9mm Glocks. I ran full power 115 grain and 124 grain loads, with zero issues. I made pretty minimal changes to the zero out of the box, which is consistent with other end users. Once zeroed, it demonstrated monotonously consistent and even impressive accuracy if I did my part. This is a very solid set-up for my purposes and chosen load. Already having 9mm set up on my Dillon and G19 sized holsters available made this a no brainer.
N.b. - I've heard from some other owners on other fora that the provided battery might not measure up to other CR2032 offerings from Duracell or Everready. Changing over to those two appears to have fixed any issues with a quickness. I am not typically an early adopter of new products/technology, so this is a bit of an exception for my typical MO. Coming from a marriage of two companies from which I own multiple examples, I didn't really feel like it was much of a gamble. Time will tell of course, but I'm not seeing any potential issues, nor am I hearing of any others from professional sources whom I trust.
Just under 100 rounds for this pistol in this run. The only issues were ammo related, with demonstrably underpowered reloads, as shown by identical issues in other 9mm Glocks. I ran full power 115 grain and 124 grain loads, with zero issues. I made pretty minimal changes to the zero out of the box, which is consistent with other end users. Once zeroed, it demonstrated monotonously consistent and even impressive accuracy if I did my part. This is a very solid set-up for my purposes and chosen load. Already having 9mm set up on my Dillon and G19 sized holsters available made this a no brainer.
N.b. - I've heard from some other owners on other fora that the provided battery might not measure up to other CR2032 offerings from Duracell or Everready. Changing over to those two appears to have fixed any issues with a quickness. I am not typically an early adopter of new products/technology, so this is a bit of an exception for my typical MO. Coming from a marriage of two companies from which I own multiple examples, I didn't really feel like it was much of a gamble. Time will tell of course, but I'm not seeing any potential issues, nor am I hearing of any others from professional sources whom I trust.
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Did you ever receive this Glock MOS to A-cut plate?
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My 19 came with a cover plate.
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There is no such thing.
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In reviewing his posts, it might have been my mistake. I think he was referring to a cosmetic cover plate if he removed the COA from the slide. Apparently Glock was sending him one.
While I don’t care for him it was very convenient that he beat the daylights out of his pistol and optic to validate the durability of mine.
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Thank you sir.Yes it comes with a cover plate for when the optic is removed.
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sorry but I find the " COA" Ugly looking .
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