How A Glock 43 Works - 3D Animation

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• DA

  @daves.5301 · 5 years ago

  Seems so simple.... then I see this awesome animation.

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• US

  @User8571 · 8 years ago

  &quot;How a Glock 43 works&quot;<br><br>See: Every other Glock.

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• MY

  @MyFavoriteDisease · 8 years ago

  These animations are top notch. Really impressive!

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• NO

  @no.7893 · 8 years ago (edited)

  Brilliant animation as always, informative yet simple. Keep it up :-D

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• LL

  @llc8575 · 8 years ago

  That was some realistic animation.

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• RO

  @robertmcdaniel588 · 5 months ago

  Probably the best &quot;show and tell&quot; 3D video I&apos;ve seen. Great job! 45Snipers

• FI

  @firedetectorr · 5 years ago

  Very cool video, this must have taken a lot of time to make. Thanks for making it.

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• JU

  @juanjoporta · 7 years ago

  The best animated explanation I&apos;ve seen. Congratulations!!!

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• MA

  @massform405 · 8 years ago

  Fantastic. I am a novice and getting educated on handguns and safety. This was incredible for education. Thanks.

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• DR

  @DryPsilocybin · 5 years ago

  I&apos;m always in awe of such engineering. I&apos;m a software developer and in software it often feels like you have a lot of room to make things behave the way you want to. Especially with today&apos;s system&apos;s abundance of memory and processing power. But when designing a weapon like this you must consider the trade-offs in weight, usability, safety and accuracy. To have the pull of a trigger engage three separate safety measures in such an accurate way feels like you really need to be clever in your design. It&apos;s just easier to &quot;tack on&quot; stuff in software, to the point where you can make something perfectly functional in a suboptimal way. For mechanical engineering like this you can&apos;t just force your way through it, it requires a creative mind with a flair for elegance. There&apos;s no one set of rules to simply follow that guarantees a good outcome. Trying to be &quot;clever&quot; in software is often an anti-pattern because it makes it harder to understand and maintain, while in mechanical engineering it&apos;s often the difference between something clumsy and a beautify, timeless design.

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• AL

  @alexrosales8212 · 7 years ago

  SO DETAILED THAT MUSIC PUT ME TO SLEEP AND WAS MORE COMPLICATED THAN NEEDED TO BE.

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• GE

  @geauxst9 · 6 years ago

  The animation and breakdown is out of this world.

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