New For 2024: Davidson's Exclusive Glock G19X MOS Threaded Barrel

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posted on January 28, 2024
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Davidson's Gallery Of Guns is offering an upgraded version of Glock's popular G19X, and this model not only provides an optic-ready slide, it's also suppressor-ready, thanks to a threaded and capped barrel.

This Davidson's Exclusive G19X features a 4.52" barrel from the factory, and to further accommodate the use of silencers, the gun is equipped with a suppressor-height set of Ameriglo open sights. The coyote-colored polymer frame and slide are accented by an all-black control package, including a black trigger shoe and black cover plate for the milled section of the slide.

Each pistol comes with one 17-round, flush-fit 9 mm magazine and two 19-round extended magazines. Watch our "New For 2024" video above to see the Davidson's Exclusive Glock G19X on the range.

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