Glock 19C for sale
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Glock TALO 19C Gen 4 9mm 4.02-inch Barrel Compensated 15-Rounds 3 Mags
Brand:
Glock
Action:
Pistol
Barrel Length:
4in
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
15
Finish Per Color:
Black
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GLOCK 19C GEN4 9MM 15RD US O.S. G19C415US
Brand:
Glock
Barrel Length:
4"
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
15
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GLOCK 19C Gen4 Compact Semi-Auto Pistol
Brand:
Glock
Barrel Length:
4.02"
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.9/5
based on 8 customer reviews across 3 variants from 10 retailers
Highly-rated Glock 19 C with excellent accuracy and reduced recoil, though buyers should expect more frequent cleaning and verify all included magazines.
What customers like
Accuracy & Target Control50%
increased ability to stay on target on this model is noticeable
Product Quality & Condition38%
Inspected firearm, good condition new everything was there
Fast Shipping & Service38%
ship fast
Reduced Recoil Performance25%
lack of felt recoil and increased ability to stay on target
Common concerns
Increased Maintenance Required25%
The gun does get dirty faster than a 'normal' glock
Accessory Quality Issues13%
one was some knock off brand a little weird
Frequently Asked Questions
Glock 19C for sale
What is a 19C Glock?
A Glock 19C is a compact 9mm striker-fired pistol with a compensated barrel featuring ported slots that reduce recoil and muzzle rise. The line remains active, with a current Gen 5 platform model available. Marketplace listings range from $519 to $598, with used models averaging around $555.
What does C mean on Glock?
On Glock, "C" stands for Compensated. The barrel and slide have ports that vent propellant gases upward, reducing muzzle rise and recoil. This benefits competitive shooters but disqualifies compensated models from the production division in many shooting competitions.
What is the difference between Glock 19 and 19C?
The 19C features a compensated barrel with ported slots that reduce muzzle rise and recoil, while the standard 19 has a conventional barrel. Both are compact 9mm striker-fired pistols. The 19C is discontinued but available used. Choose the 19C if you want reduced recoil and faster follow-up shots.
Does the Glock 19C have any known issues?
The Glock 19C is generally reliable, but its compensated design introduces specific known issues: the ports produce significant flash and fireball in low-light conditions, and expelled gas and debris from the ports create hazards in close-quarters situations. These are design-inherent traits, not maintenance or ammunition problems.
What gen is my Glock 19C?
Check the left side of your slide for generation markings. Gen 4 and Gen 5 are stamped with their designation. If unmarked, it's Gen 3 or earlier. Gen 3 has finger grooves and a rail; Gen 2 lacks the rail. Note: Glock discontinued the 19C after Gen 4.
What is the price of a Glock 19C?
The Glock 19C currently sells for $615–$709 new, with an average new price of $649.45 and average used price of $630.44. Since Glock discontinued this compensated 9mm compact, most units are older stock. Check current listings from licensed firearms dealers for accurate pricing.
What ammo does a Glock 19C take?
A Glock 19C fires 9mm Luger (9x19 Parabellum) ammunition. It accepts standard 9mm rounds—full metal jacket for practice, hollow point for defense. Popular choices include PMC Bronze 115 grain and Speer Gold Dot 124 grain. Capacity is 15+1 rounds.
Can a civilian own a Glock 19C?
Yes, civilians can own a Glock 19C in most U.S. states. It is a standard 9mm compact pistol with a compensated barrel. Some states, including California, restrict certain Glock models. Check your local laws before purchasing. Retail price is typically around $555.