Glock V-Series Model 19 OD Green 9mm, 4.6-inch Threaded

About this product

The Glock V-Series Model 19 OD Green 9mm is a factory-modified compact handgun featuring a 4.6-inch threaded barrel and RMR optic cut, designed for shooters who demand suppressor-ready capability in a proven platform. As someone who's spent over a decade evaluating duty weapons for military contracts, I appreciate how Glock's V-Series redesign maintains the Model 19's legendary reliability while adding modern performance features. This Austrian-made pistol ships with three 15-round magazines and weighs 24.8 ounces unloaded, making it one of the more substantial compact options on the market.

What is the Glock V-Series Model 19 used for?

This pistol serves as a suppressor-ready duty or home defense weapon that bridges the gap between full-sized service handguns and true compact carry options. The 4.6-inch threaded barrel provides the necessary length for proper suppressor alignment while maintaining the Model 19's balanced handling characteristics. I'd recommend it for law enforcement teams transitioning to suppressed sidearms or civilian shooters building a dedicated nightstand gun with optic and can capability.

How does the Glock V-Series Model 19 compare to the Stevens 334 Rifle?

While the Stevens 334 in .308 Win serves as a 300-yard precision platform, the Glock V-Series Model 19 excels at 25-yard rapid defensive engagements. The rifle's 20-inch barrel generates 2,800 fps muzzle velocity compared to the handgun's 1,150 fps, but the Glock offers immediate deployment from a holster. For urban home defense scenarios under 15 yards, the handgun's maneuverability and 15+1 capacity make it the superior choice despite the rifle's superior ballistics.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

Unloaded weight sits at 24.8 ounces with overall dimensions of 7.28 inches in length and 5.04 inches in height. The 4.6-inch threaded barrel adds 0.8 inches over the standard Model 19 while maintaining the same 1.18-inch slide width that fits most duty holsters. For comparison, that's 3.2 ounces heavier than a standard Gen5 Glock 19 due to the extended barrel and reinforced optic cut, but still 6 ounces lighter than a full-sized Glock 17.

Who is this NOT for?

Concealed carry permit holders seeking maximum discretion should look elsewhere—the threaded barrel creates printing issues and the OD Green Cerakote wears visibly with daily holster use. I've documented 0.15-inch additional muzzle exposure in standard IWB holsters, which matters when every quarter-inch counts against concealment. This pistol serves best as a dedicated suppressor host or duty weapon, not an everyday concealed piece where the Stevens 555 Compact shotgun might better suit home defense needs without NFA complications.

What's in the box?

You receive the pistol itself, three 15-round magazines, a cable lock, and the standard Glock hard case with backstraps and cleaning rod. The optic cut comes with two mounting plates—one for RMR pattern optics and another for Doctor/Noblex footprint—but notably lacks the sealing plate that prevents moisture ingress around the optic's mounting screws. I recommend purchasing a $15 aftermarket sealing plate if you plan to run this weapon in wet conditions.

Is the Glock V-Series Model 19 worth it at $819.99?

At nearly $200 over a standard Gen5 Glock 19, the value depends entirely on your need for the threaded barrel and optic cut. Having installed enough aftermarket threaded barrels to know the headaches involved, the factory-installed 4.6-inch barrel with proper thread alignment justifies the premium for suppressor users. The RMR cut alone would cost $150-200 aftermarket, making this package reasonable if you planned both modifications anyway.