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Glock 19X Pistols

The Glock 19X is Glock’s first crossover 9mm. A Glock 19-length slide sits on the full-size frame Glock uses on the Glock 17. Glock built that layout in coyote, with nPVD on the slide. A 4.02 in. Marksman Barrel sits in a 6.85 in. slide. Overall length is 7.44 in., and height is 5.47 in. with a magazine in place. A Glock 19X is 1.30 in. wide and weighs 22.05 oz without a magazine. Standard magazines are 17-round magazines in the Glock 17 pattern. Handguns ship to a licensed FFL.

The frame drops the finger grooves. Ambidextrous slide stop levers sit on both sides. Original Glock 19X pistols include a lanyard loop. The barrel is the Glock Marksman Barrel, with enhanced polygonal rifling and a recessed crown. 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 19X pistols use Glock’s accessory rail in front of the trigger guard. Choose a light listed for Glock 19 and Glock 17 rails.

Shop the Glock 19X line here. Factory pistols here include original coyote 19X guns with night sights, 10-round guns, MOS guns with Ameriglo sights, and Glock 19X V pistols. Camo, ported, Holosun 407C X2, and HUSH threaded 19X pistols sit here with the factory guns. Pistols here are 19-round, 17-round, or 10-round Glock 19X guns. See also Glock 19, Glock 17, Glock 45, Glock 43X, Glock magazines, and the Glock pistols hub.

Glock 19X vs Glock 19 vs Glock 17 vs Glock 45

The Glock 19 is Glock’s compact 9mm. It shares the 4.02 in. barrel and 6.85 in. slide with the 19X. The 19 is 7.28 in. overall and 5.04 in. tall with a magazine, and it uses 15-round magazines as standard. The 19X keeps that compact slide and adds the full-size frame. Overall length is 7.44 in. and height is 5.47 in., and standard magazines are 17-round.

The Glock 17 is the full-size 9mm in the same magazine family. A Glock 17 uses a 4.49 in. barrel, a 7.32 in. slide, and a 7.95 in. overall length. Height with a magazine is 5.47 in., and standard magazines are 17-round. The 19X puts that G17-length grip under a G19-length slide.

The Glock 45 takes the same compact-slide, full-size-frame layout into black, with front serrations and a flared magazine well. Both measure 7.44 in. overall and 5.47 in. tall. The 19X is 1.30 in. wide; a G45 MOS is 1.34 in. wide. Original 19X pistols keep the coyote finish, nPVD slide, and lanyard loop that the 45 leaves off.

The Glock 43X is Glock’s Slimline 9mm, with a 3.41 in. barrel and 10-round magazines as standard. The Glock 19X is the double-stack crossover: a 4.02 in. barrel, a 7.44 in. overall length, and 17-round magazines as standard.

MOS, V-Series, night sights, and magazines

Glock 19X MOS uses a factory-milled slide so you can mount a reflex sight without buying a new slide. Standard MOS currently ships with a single adapter plate. The included plate fits Trijicon, Ameriglo, and Holosun optics other than the Holosun 509. Extra plates are sold separately if your optic uses a different footprint. Ameriglo sights sit on the MOS guns on this page. A factory red dot is installed only on the pistols that list one.

Glock 19X V pistols keep the coyote crossover layout, the Marksman Barrel, and nPVD on the slide. Factory 19X V guns on this page use night sights, or Ameriglo sights on MOS slides. Original Glock 19X pistols include a lanyard loop. Glock 19X V pistols keep that crossover without the loop.

Factory Glock 19X pistols use Glock 17-pattern magazines. Standard capacity is 17 rounds, with optional 19-round and 24-round magazines. Factory 19X boxes typically include one 17-round magazine and two 19-round magazines. Pistols on this page include 19-round, 17-round, and 10-round Glock 19X guns. Spare magazines sit on the Glock magazines page.

How to choose a Glock 19X

Original coyote Glock 19X pistols keep night sights, the lanyard loop, and the 4.02 in. Marksman Barrel. MOS pistols add the factory MOS cut, Ameriglo sights, and the included adapter plate. Glock 19X V pistols keep the coyote crossover without the lanyard loop. Threaded-barrel MOS pistols add a 4.6 in. threaded barrel. Camo, ported, Holosun 407C X2, and HUSH pistols sit here with the factory guns. Magazines are 17-round Glock 17-pattern magazines, 19-round magazines, or 10-round magazines. Handguns ship to a licensed FFL.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Glock 19X?

The Glock 19X is Glock’s first crossover 9mm. It pairs a 4.02 in. Glock Marksman Barrel and a 6.85 in. compact slide with the full-size frame Glock uses on the Glock 17. Overall length is 7.44 in., height with a magazine is 5.47 in., and a Glock 19X is 1.30 in. wide. Factory guns use a coyote finish with nPVD on the slide. Safe Action gives a consistent trigger pull with three automatic safeties. Glock 19X pistols use Glock’s accessory rail in front of the trigger guard.

What is the difference between a Glock 19X and a Glock 19?

Both share a 4.02 in. barrel and a 6.85 in. slide. The Glock 19 is 7.28 in. overall and 5.04 in. tall with a magazine, and it uses 15-round magazines as standard. The Glock 19X is 7.44 in. overall and 5.47 in. tall, with 17-round magazines as standard, because it uses the full-size frame.

What is the difference between a Glock 19X and a Glock 17?

Both use the full-size frame and 17-round magazines as standard. Height with a magazine is 5.47 in. on both. The Glock 17 uses a 4.49 in. barrel, a 7.32 in. slide, and a 7.95 in. overall length. The Glock 19X keeps that grip under a 4.02 in. barrel and a 6.85 in. slide.

What is the difference between a Glock 19X and a Glock 45?

The Glock 19X is Glock’s first crossover, with a G17 frame, a G19 slide, a coyote finish, and a lanyard loop on original guns. The Glock 45 uses that same compact-slide, full-size-frame layout in black, with front serrations and a flared magazine well. Both are 7.44 in. overall and 5.47 in. tall. The 19X is 1.30 in. wide; a G45 MOS is 1.34 in. wide.

What is the difference between a Glock 19X 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 19X is the double-stack crossover, with a 4.02 in. barrel, a 7.44 in. overall length, and 17-round magazines as standard.

Does a Glock 19X MOS include adapter plates?

Yes. Standard MOS currently ships with a single adapter plate that fits Trijicon, Ameriglo, and Holosun optics other than the Holosun 509. Extra plates are sold separately if your optic uses a different footprint. A factory red dot is installed only on the pistols that list one.

What is a Glock 19X V?

The Glock 19X V is Glock’s coyote crossover in the V lineup, with a compact slide, a full-size frame, a 4.02 in. Marksman Barrel, and 17-round magazines as standard. It measures 7.44 in. overall and 5.47 in. tall, and it weighs 22.05 oz without a magazine. Factory 19X V guns on this page use night sights, or Ameriglo sights on MOS slides. The V guns keep that crossover without the lanyard loop from the original 19X.

What magazines does a Glock 19X use?

Factory Glock 19X pistols use Glock 17-pattern magazines. Standard capacity is 17 rounds, with optional 19-round and 24-round magazines. Factory 19X boxes typically include one 17-round magazine and two 19-round magazines. Pistols on this page include 19-round, 17-round, and 10-round Glock 19X guns. Spare magazines sit on the Glock magazines page.

Does a Glock 19X ship with an optic?

Factory optic-ready Glock 19X MOS pistols ship without a red dot unless the product title lists one. Holosun 407C X2 packages include a factory Holosun 407C X2 on the slide.

Does a Glock 19X ship to my door?

Handguns ship to a licensed FFL for transfer.