Glock 19 Pistols
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Glock 19 Gen 6 9mm 4.02″ 15-Round ORS Pistol
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Glock 19 Gen 6 9mm 4.02″ Threaded Barrel 15-Round ORS Pistol w/EOTech
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Glock 19 Gen 6 9mm 4.02″ 10-Round DC8 Pistol w/Aimpoint COA
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Glock 19 Gen 6 9mm 4.02″ 10-Round ORS Pistol w/EOTech
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Glock 19 Gen 6 9mm 4.02″ Threaded Barrel 15-Round ORS Pistol
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Glock 19 Gen 6 9mm 4.02″ Threaded Barrel 10-Round ORS Pistol
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Glock 19 Gen 6 9mm 4.02″ 15-Round DC8 Pistol w/Aimpoint COA
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Glock 19 Gen 6 9mm 4.02″ 10-Round Pistol
$620.00
Glock 19 Pistols
The Glock 19 is Glock’s compact 9mm. A 4.02 in. barrel sits in a 6.85 in. slide, and overall length is 7.28 in. Height with a magazine is 5.04 in. A Glock 19 Gen6 is 1.35 in. wide and weighs 20.11 oz without a magazine. Standard magazines are 15-round Glock 19 magazines. Glock builds that compact 9mm for everyday carry and professional use. Handguns ship to a licensed FFL.
The frame uses a palm swell, a thumb rest, and Gen6 grip texture. An enlarged beavertail and an undercut trigger guard help you get a higher grip. Deeper slide serrations give you more traction when you rack the slide. Gen6 pistols use a flat-faced trigger. Safe Action keeps a consistent trigger pull from the first round to the last, with three automatic safeties that disengage as the trigger is pulled and re-engage when the trigger is released. Glock 19 pistols use Glock’s accessory rail in front of the trigger guard. Choose a light listed for Glock 19 rails.
Shop the Glock 19 line here. Every pistol on this page is a Glock 19 Gen6. Factory optic-ready pistols use Glock’s Optic Ready System and three plates. Threaded-barrel Glock 19 pistols sit here with the standard-barrel guns. Factory EOTech packages include an EOTech optic on the slide. Aimpoint COA packages include a factory-installed Aimpoint COA in Glock’s A-CUT. Pistols here are 15-round or 10-round Glock 19 guns. See also Glock 17, Glock 45, Glock 19X, Glock 43X, Glock COA, Glock magazines, and the Glock pistols hub.
Glock 19 vs Glock 17 vs Glock 45 vs Glock 19X
The Glock 17 is the full-size 9mm in the same family. A Glock 17 uses a 4.49 in. barrel and a 7.95 in. overall length. Height with a magazine is 5.47 in., and standard magazines are 17-round. The Glock 19 keeps that 9mm platform shorter: a 4.02 in. barrel, a 7.28 in. overall length, and 15-round magazines as standard.
The Glock 45 is Glock’s compact crossover 9mm. It keeps the G19-length 4.02 in. barrel and 6.85 in. slide, then puts that slide on the full-size frame Glock uses on the Glock 17. Overall length is 7.44 in. and height is 5.47 in., and standard magazines are 17-round. The Glock 19 is the compact-frame gun: 7.28 in. overall, 5.04 in. tall, and 15-round magazines as standard.
The Glock 19X is Glock’s first crossover, with a G17 frame, a G19 slide, a coyote finish, and a lanyard loop. It measures 7.44 in. overall and 5.47 in. tall, and it uses 17-round magazines as standard. The Glock 19 keeps the compact frame under that same 4.02 in. barrel.
The Glock 43X is Glock’s Slimline 9mm, with a 3.41 in. barrel and 10-round magazines as standard. The Glock 19 is the compact double-stack 9mm: a 4.02 in. barrel, a 7.28 in. overall length, and 15-round magazines as standard.
ORS, COA, threaded barrels, and magazines
Glock 19 Gen6 pistols come optic-ready with Glock’s Optic Ready System and three plates. Plate 02 covers Trijicon RMR, RCR, RMR HD, and SRO, plus Holosun 407C, 507C, 508T, and C&H Precision. Plate 03 covers C-More. Plate 04 covers Vortex Defender ST/XL, EOTech EFLX, and Leupold DPP. Those plates are not the Gen5 MOS plate set. A factory red dot is installed only on the pistols that list one.
Factory EOTech packages on this page include an EOTech optic on the ORS slide. Threaded-barrel Glock 19 pistols keep the compact 9mm size with a threaded 4.02 in. barrel.
Glock 19 COA pistols use Aimpoint’s A-CUT interface and a factory-installed Aimpoint COA. The optic mounts deeper in the slide on a patented wedge, without an ORS adapter plate. Those pistols also sit on the Glock COA page.
Factory Glock 19 pistols use Glock 19 magazines. Standard capacity is 15 rounds, with optional 17- and 24-round magazines. Pistols on this page include 15-round and 10-round Glock 19 guns. Spare magazines sit on the Glock magazines page.
How to choose a Glock 19
Start with the compact 9mm size: a 4.02 in. barrel, a 7.28 in. overall length, and 15-round magazines as standard. Optic-ready Glock 19 Gen6 pistols add the Optic Ready System with three plates, plus the Gen6 grip and flat-faced trigger. Threaded-barrel pistols add a threaded 4.02 in. barrel. Factory EOTech packages include an EOTech optic. COA pistols include a factory-installed Aimpoint COA in the A-CUT. Magazines are 15-round Glock 19 magazines or 10-round magazines. Handguns ship to a licensed FFL.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Glock 19?
The Glock 19 is Glock’s compact 9mm. It uses a 4.02 in. barrel and a 6.85 in. slide. Overall length is 7.28 in., height with a magazine is 5.04 in., and a Glock 19 Gen6 is 1.35 in. wide. Standard magazines are 15-round Glock 19 magazines. Safe Action gives a consistent trigger pull with three automatic safeties. Glock 19 pistols use Glock’s accessory rail in front of the trigger guard.
What is the difference between a Glock 19 and a Glock 17?
Both are 9mm Glock pistols. The Glock 17 is the full-size gun, with a 4.49 in. barrel, a 7.95 in. overall length, a 5.47 in. height with a magazine, and 17-round magazines as standard. The Glock 19 is the compact gun, with a 4.02 in. barrel, a 7.28 in. overall length, a 5.04 in. height, and 15-round magazines as standard.
What is the difference between a Glock 19 and a Glock 45?
Both share a 4.02 in. barrel and a 6.85 in. slide. The Glock 19 uses the compact frame, so it is 7.28 in. overall and 5.04 in. tall with a magazine, with 15-round magazines as standard. The Glock 45 puts that compact slide on the full-size frame. It is 7.44 in. overall and 5.47 in. tall, with 17-round magazines as standard.
What is the difference between a Glock 19 and a Glock 19X?
The Glock 19X is Glock’s first crossover, with a G17 frame, a G19 slide, a coyote finish, and a lanyard loop. It is 7.44 in. overall and 5.47 in. tall, with 17-round magazines as standard. The Glock 19 keeps the compact frame under the same 4.02 in. barrel, at 7.28 in. overall and 5.04 in. tall, with 15-round magazines as standard.
What is the difference between a Glock 19 and a Glock 43X?
The Glock 43X is Glock’s Slimline 9mm, with a 3.41 in. barrel and 10-round magazines as standard. The Glock 19 is the compact double-stack 9mm, with a 4.02 in. barrel, a 7.28 in. overall length, and 15-round magazines as standard.
What is Glock 19 Gen6 optic-ready?
Glock 19 Gen6 pistols use the Optic Ready System with three plates, plus a palm swell, a thumb rest, Gen6 grip texture, and a flat-faced trigger. Those plates are not the Gen5 MOS plate set. A factory red dot is installed only on the pistols that list one.
What magazines does a Glock 19 use?
Factory Glock 19 pistols use Glock 19 magazines. Standard capacity is 15 rounds, with optional 17- and 24-round magazines. Pistols on this page include 15-round and 10-round Glock 19 guns. Spare magazines sit on the Glock magazines page.
What is a Glock 19 COA?
A Glock 19 COA is a Glock 19 with a factory-installed Aimpoint COA on Glock’s A-CUT interface. The COA mounts deeper in the slide on a patented wedge, without an ORS adapter plate. Those pistols also sit on the Glock COA page.
Does a Glock 19 ship with an optic?
Factory optic-ready Glock 19 Gen6 pistols ship without a red dot unless the product title lists one. Factory EOTech packages include an EOTech optic. Glock 19 COA pistols include a factory-installed Aimpoint COA.
Does a Glock 19 ship to my door?
Handguns ship to a licensed FFL for transfer.