Description
The Glock 19 has earned its reputation as the do-everything 9mm, and this V-Series version keeps that formula intact while adding some meaningful updates. Glock carried over the best parts of the Gen5 design, including the ambidextrous slide stop, flared magwell, and the smooth grip front without finger grooves, then reworked the internals for improved safety and performance. This particular build is made in the USA and takes things a step further with a custom RMR optic cut, a black Cerakote finish, and a Viridian RFX35 green dot mounted and ready to zero.
Why the Viridian RFX35 Green Dot Earns Its Spot
Green dots stand out in bright daylight better than red for most eyes, and the RFX35 makes good use of that with a crisp 3 MOA dot inside a generous 22x26mm window. The housing is machined from 6061-T6 aluminum and weighs right around an ounce, so it adds almost nothing to the slide. You get eight daylight brightness settings plus two night vision settings, Instant-On motion activation with auto shutoff, and a CR2032 battery rated for over 30,000 hours on middle settings. It is also IPX6 waterproof rated, so a rainy range day will not slow it down.
A V-Series Glock 19 Built to Run Out of the Box
With a 4.02 inch barrel and a 15 plus 1 capacity, the G19 hits that sweet spot between a full-size range gun and something compact enough to carry comfortably. Three 15-round magazines come in the package, which means less time loading and more time on the trigger during practice sessions. One thing worth knowing before you buy: V-Series parts are not cross-compatible with older Glock generations, so aftermarket internals from your Gen3 or Gen5 will not swap over.
Who This Optic-Ready Glock 19 Makes Sense For
If you have been wanting to make the jump to a dot-equipped pistol without piecing together an optic, plates, and a gunsmith appointment, this package handles all of that for you. Zero the RFX35, run a few boxes of ammo through it, and you have a dependable everyday pistol that is set up right from day one.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Glock
- Model: V-Series 19 (G19 V)
- Manufacturer Part Number: UV1950203 MODVIRI
- UPC: 757106327363
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Action: Striker-fired semi-auto
- Barrel Length: 4.02 inches
- Capacity: 15+1 rounds
- Magazines Included: Three 15-round magazines
- Slide Finish: Black Cerakote
- Optic Cut: Custom RMR footprint cut
- Included Optic: Viridian RFX35 green dot, 3 MOA
- Optic Battery: CR2032, 30,000+ hour rated life
- Country of Origin: Made in USA
- Shipping Weight: 3.5 lbs
What’s Included
- Glock V-Series Model 19 pistol, black Cerakote
- Viridian RFX35 green dot sight (mounted)
- Three 15-round magazines
- Factory case and documentation
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my older Glock parts and upgrades fit the V-Series Model 19?
No, and that catches a lot of folks off guard. The V-Series uses a redesigned internal layout, so parts from Gen3, Gen4, and Gen5 pistols are not cross-compatible. Plan on V-Series specific components if you want to modify this one down the road.
Does the Viridian RFX35 come mounted, or do I need an adapter plate?
It comes mounted from the shop. This slide has a custom cut machined for the RMR footprint, which is what the RFX35 uses, so the optic sits directly on the slide with no plate stack-up. All you need to do is confirm zero with your preferred ammo.
How long does the battery last on the RFX35 green dot?
Viridian rates the CR2032 battery at over 30,000 hours on middle brightness settings, which works out to years of use for most people. The optic also has Instant-On motion activation and auto shutoff, so it wakes up when you pick up the pistol and conserves power when it sits. It offers eight daylight settings plus two night vision settings.
Is the Glock V-Series 19 a good choice for both carry and range use?
That balance is exactly what the G19 is known for. The 4.02 inch barrel and compact frame carry comfortably, while the 15+1 capacity and full grip make it easy to shoot well at the range. Getting three magazines in the box is a nice bonus for practice sessions and classes.




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