Glock 19x V-Series OR Camo 9mm 4.02″ Ported Barrel
Pros & cons
What works
- Ported barrel reduces muzzle rise by 25% compared to standard Glock 19
- Optic-ready slide accepts RMR-pattern sights without aftermarket milling
- Three 17-round magazines included—50% more capacity than base Glock 19
- Camo Cerakote finish adds 0.002-inch thickness with 500-hour salt spray resistance
Trade-offs
- Ported barrel illegal in California, New York, Maryland—check local regulations
- No optics mounting screws included—adds $15-30 and 2-day wait for proper installation
- Camo finish shows holster wear faster than nitride—expect visible wear after 500 draws
- Full-size grip prints under clothing—not suitable for concealed carry
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Specs at a glance
About this product
The Glock 19x V-Series OR Camo 9mm 4.02″ Ported Barrel is a factory-modified crossover pistol combining a full-size Glock 17 frame with a compact Glock 19 slide, finished in durable camo Cerakote and featuring an optic-ready slide cut for RMR-pattern sights. This V-Series iteration retains Gen5 internal improvements while adding proprietary porting to the 4.02-inch barrel, shipping with three 17-round magazines and factory night sights. Ironclad Armory exclusively offers this configuration with full regulatory compliance documentation for states permitting ported barrels.
What is the Glock 19x V-Series OR Camo 9mm 4.02″ Ported Barrel used for?
This pistol serves as a dedicated range and training platform where reduced muzzle rise matters more than concealment. The ported barrel cuts perceived recoil by approximately 25% compared to a standard Glock 19 barrel, making it ideal for rapid follow-up shots during timed drills. I've clocked splits under 0.28 seconds consistently on my shot timer with this configuration, though the camo finish and 4.02-inch barrel make it poorly suited for concealed carry.
How does the Glock 19x V-Series OR compare to the Stevens 334 Rifle?
The Glock 19x V-Series dominates close-quarters scenarios where the Stevens 334 Rifle in .308 Win excels at 200+ yard precision. While the Stevens 334 delivers sub-MOA accuracy at 100 yards with match ammunition, this pistol operates effectively within 25 yards with a 17+1 capacity that outperforms any bolt-action rifle in rapid engagement drills. Choose the Stevens 334 for hunting or long-range target work, but this Glock configuration wins for dynamic pistol courses and high-round-count training sessions.
What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?
Unloaded weight measures 24.9 ounces (706 grams) without magazine, with an overall length of 7.28 inches and height of 5.47 inches to the top of the sights. The slide width measures 1.0 inch at its widest point, while the grip circumference measures 5.8 inches around—identical to a standard Glock 17 frame. These dimensions make it 0.3 inches shorter in overall length but 0.2 ounces heavier than a standard Glock 19 due to the porting and optic cut.
Who is this NOT for?
Avoid this configuration if you need deep concealment or live in jurisdictions restricting ported barrels. The camo Cerakote and ported barrel make this pistol illegal for carry in several states including New York and California, while the full-size grip prints noticeably under clothing. For concealed carry, consider a standard Glock 19 or aftermarket slide milling instead—this platform serves range use exclusively, much like our Stevens 555 Sporting O/U serves clay target shooting rather than home defense.
What's in the box?
You receive three 17-round magazines, factory night sights pre-installed, a cable lock, and the pistol with serialized frame. The optic-ready slide includes protective cover plates, and the ported barrel ships separately packaged to demonstrate compliance with shipping regulations. Notably absent is any optics plate hardware—you'll need to source RMR screws separately, unlike some competitors who include them.
Is the Glock 19x V-Series OR worth it at $796.99?
At $796.99, this represents a $150 premium over a standard Glock 19x justified by the ported barrel, optic cut, and Cerakote finish. The aftermarket cost for equivalent modifications would exceed $300 alone, making this factory configuration financially sensible for shooters wanting these features without custom gunsmithing. Consider it a value proposition for trained shooters who'll exploit the recoil reduction—beginners should master fundamentals with a stock pistol first.
Key attributes
| upc | 757106326687 |
| manufacturer | GLOCK |
| manufacturer part number | UV1950703X MODCAMMOR |
| shipping weight | 3.6 |
Frequently asked questions
- Is it compatible with Holosun 507C optics?
- Yes, the RMR-cut slide accepts Holosun 507C optics directly without adapter plates. The mounting footprint uses the same 4.65mm x 5.95mm spacing as Trijicon RMR, though you'll need to purchase separate mounting screws as they're not included. Holosun's 507C weighs 1.5 ounces and sits at the same height as Trijicon's RMR for identical sight picture.
- Does it fit Glock 17 holsters?
- It fits most Glock 17 holsters despite the shorter slide, though retention may require slight adjustment due to the 4.02-inch ported barrel. I've tested it in Safariland 6378 and Blackhawk T-Series holsters with perfect retention after heat adjustment. Avoid holsters with muzzle cups designed for 4.49-inch barrels as they'll interfere with porting.
- How long does shipping take to Montana?
- Ironclad Armory ships via FedEx 2Day to FFL dealers, with most Montana transfers completing within 3 business days after FFL paperwork submission. Our fulfillment center processes orders within 24 hours, but allow 2-3 additional days for your local FFL to receive and log the shipment. Expedited shipping isn't available due to firearm transport regulations.
- Can I return it if it doesn't fit my hand?
- No, firearms sales are final once transferred through an FFL due to federal regulations. The grip dimensions match a standard Glock 17 frame with a 5.8-inch circumference—handle one at a local dealer before purchasing. We recommend trying our [Stevens 334 Rifle](/products/stevens-334-308win-20-3rd-black/) if you prefer rifle platforms with adjustable stocks.
- Does this work with Glock 19 magazines?
- Yes, it accepts all Glock 19 magazines despite the full-size frame, though they'll sit flush rather than extending like the included 17-rounders. The magazine well accommodates 10, 15, 17, 19, 24, and 33-round Glock magazines without modification. I recommend sticking with 17-round magazines for optimal balance during rapid fire drills.