Dirty Bird 9mm Barrel for Glock 19 Gen 1-5
We are happy to introduce our Dirty Bird Barrels for Glocks! Proudly made and machined in the USA from 416R Stainless Steel, these barrels are the perfect upgrade for your next Glock build.
- Drop in fit for Gen 1-5 Glock Handguns
- Machined from 416 stainless steel and heat treated to RC 41
- Fully supported SAAMI spec chamber and improved feed ramp design
- Target crown and oversized lock up area
- Assorted specialty coatings and finishes to choose from.
- Available in threaded or unthreaded options
*Â Please note that the actual color of the “Radioactive” option will vary.Â
Backed by the Dirty Bird Industries Lifetime Warranty
Made in the USA
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Color | Black, Gold PVD, Radioactive |
| Style | Threaded, Unthreaded |
| Finish | Nitride / Melonite, PVD |
| Barrel Profile | G19 |
| Gas System Length | Blowback |
| Barrel Length (inches) | 4.02, 4.5 |
| Barrel Chamber | 9×19/9mm |
| Platform | Glock |
| Twist Rate | 1-10 |
| Muzzle Thread Pattern | 1/2×28, None |
| MPN | D195-1, D195-2, D195-3, D195-4, D195-5, D195-6 |
Compliance
NFA (National Firearms Act) compliance is crucial for legal ownership and transfer of regulated firearms and accessories like short-barreled rifles, suppressors, and certain types of ammunition, ensuring adherence to federal regulations to avoid legal penalties and ensure responsible firearm ownership.
Customer Reviews
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United States
Deep grooving and precision-made
This must have been built with a tolerance of 0.02-0.03mm. It's a lot tighter fit than the factory part, which is why I suppose, a few people think it doesn't fit. You actually have to push it into place like you mean it. After that, it works like a charm. The rifling is deeper than the one in the factory barrel. That is likely to give an extra spin to the projectile, which might slow it down a bit, but add to the accuracy, depending on the ammo used and on the shooting distance. The material feels the same. The precision in the manufacturing process requires more frequent cleaning than the factory piece in order to ensure reliability.
United StatesDeep grooving; manufactured with high precision
This must have been built with a tolerance of 0.02-0.03mm. It's a lot tighter fit than the factory part, which is why I suppose, a few people think it doesn't fit. You actually have to push it into place like you mean it. After that, it works like a charm. The rifling is deeper than the one in the factory barrel. That is likely to give an extra spin to the projectile, which might slow it down a bit, but add to the accuracy, depending on the ammo used and on the shooting distance. The material feels the same. The precision in the manufacturing process requires more frequent cleaning than the factory piece in order to ensure reliability.
United States
Way better than expected
I purchased the threaded tin for a 80 build but wanted to give it a try in my Glock 19 g5. It ran flawlessly on 124gr fmj and jhp. The groupings were pretty much in line with my typical shooting with the oem barrel.
United StatesNot bad for the price.
Hey it was extremely inexpensive, it works but threads aren’t precise , had a hard time threading compensator on. But no issues besides that.
United StatesDirty bird G19 gen4 barrel
So first of all the price on these was great. I actually ordered three of them for my GEN 3, 4 and 5 Glock 19’s. On the GEN three and five I’ve had no issues with the round 200 to 300 rounds through them. Even added compensators with O-rings and no issues. On my GEN 4 G19 had around stuck in the chamber, twice!! All brass factory ammo. Had to be cleared at the range by using the safety, take down pins, pointing it down range and squeezing the trigger, then a forceful injection with the slide. For some odd reason, some brass casings get stuck in this barrel only but not the others. I have not tried It with steel I don’t plan to. Nickel casing maybe. But for that price I’m not complaining. The other barrels have been great with no issues if you’re going to use a comp be sure to use an O-ring you can find them at any hardware store Just leaving an honest review for those of you who shoot about 500 rounds a week like I do.
