Here is the latest Glock 19X military version that is a true crossover.

Pap

https://youtu.be/8c3P1X0PTkg

Pap,
Looks like an excellent piece.

However,in my "Constitution State" any magazine with more than 10 rounds is a big no-no.

So you are pretty much stuck with Models 30,36,26,27,43 to be legal.

Wayne

We can get a standard 19 with a 10 round magazine but the fact that this pistol wont interchange with 19 mags forget about it here too. 10 rounds max

Warren,
Like I had said before,getting a large pistol like a model 19 with only a ten round magazine does not make much sense to me.

I would be better off with a model 26.

Most folks now prefer a model 43,seems to be a bit smaller in some ways.

Wayne

I'll be checking that 19X out whenever it hits the dealers.

Well, I checked one out, and it followed me home. I'll see what it'll do tomorrow at the indoor range. I'm sure it'll be much better than me. Looks good, feels good so far.

Keep us posted. Mucho interested.

Pap

Shot the 19X yesterday and I'll say, it shoots about like any other Glock I've fired. After the first bang I had a FTE. cleared it and continued on. The gun had four FTEs during the first 60 or so rounds. Tried all three mags and that didn't help. I put it back in the box and figured I'd take it back to the dealer I bought it from. Pressed on with the Sig and Kimber. I decided to try the 19 again and had a box of 100 that I ran through it and the gun ran flawlessly. Maybe I had some ammo that it didn't like, but I thought Glocks were immune to ammo differences.
Anyway, I like the longer grip and the night sights. The trigger pull is a tad shorter than that on my 23.
It is your basic Glock that looks cool.
Although my Sig P229 Legion cost nearly twice as much, I'll take it any day over the Glock.

Byrdguy,
It is quite possible that new piece just needed a little break in. Although it is not common with Glocks,it does occur.

I bet now it will chug right along no matter what you put in it.

If the problem does still exist,don't take it back to the dealer but give Glock a call in GA. They will probably send you a shipping label. Trust me on this,a gun in for repair does not stay long at the plant. Turn around is probably a week door to door.

Wayne

I agree!