GLOCK 30 GEN4 45ACP 10 Rounds – 3 Magazines

GLOCK 30 GEN4 45ACP 10RD 3 MAGS

Glock 30 Gen4, Striker Fired, Semi-automatic, Polymer Frame Pistol, Sub-Compact, 45 ACP, 3.78″” Barrel, Matte Finish, Black, Fixed Sights, 10 Rounds, 3 Magazines

Design and Features
The Glock 30 follows the same principles that guide all Glock designs. Everything is there for a reason and nothing is added that doesn’t have a genuine purpose toward making the firearm function more efficiently or effectively. The features on the Glock 30 mirror almost every other Glock firearm design.

• Simple and efficient disassembly for ease of maintenance
• Loaded chamber indicator on the extractor
• Striker fired two-stage trigger rated at 24N from the factory
• Polymer frame and magazine body
• Low slide profile
• Clean ergonomic design for easy draw and return to the holster without snags
• Trigger safety
• Octagonal barrel rifling
• Designed specifically for concealed carry
• The Glock 30, as with any Glock, is a shining example of high quality and professional engineering.

The Glock thirty has a meek overall length of 6.96 inches, a height of 4.8 inches, and a comparatively skinny width of 1.27 inches.

This is extraordinarily small for a .45 caliber pistol.

It won’t compliment your rifle too well, but it’ll do just fine tucked in a belt.

This small size was the trade-off for some heavy recoil, but it’s definitely worth it because of the 30’s concealability.

Ergonomics and Portability
For users who need the gun for self-defense, the portability and carrying ability are very important features. The Glock 30 has a barrel length of 3.78 inches and an overall length of about 6.97 inches. This is definitely smaller than other models from Glock and will fit perfectly inside holsters on your belt or ankle.

The Glock 30 gen4 is, however, a bit heavier, weighing in at 26 ounces. This means that it’s better if your hands can handle the weight. I would recommend it more for gym-goers or heavy lifters. But the weight is nothing that a little effort can’t overcome.

Comfort
Comfort with the Glock 30 greatly depends on the user and their build. If you have strong, well-built hands then carrying the Glock won’t be an issue. The recoil is pretty negligible, although it may be more than what you’d expect.

Safety and Accessories
Glock’s own ‘Safe Action’ system is known across the industry for its reliability. It is considered by many to be one of the safest mechanisms in the world. It is a three-part safety system – trigger, firing pin, drop – designed to make the gun fall-safe and fail-safe. Nothing man-made is perfect, but these guns sure come close. It is not by chance that Glock’s slogan is “Perfection”. The company has issued a very minimal amount of recalls (“upgrades”) over the years, because the Glock team takes care of things at the factory level, and manages to iron out any kinks during the research and development phase of production, or during actual fire testing.

As for accessories – one of the greatest advantages of owning a Glock handgun, is that there is a never-ending stream of accessories. Glock is simply that popular. The best-selling Glock 30 accessories are grips and sleeves – meant to function as extensions; sights, lasers, and other optics – designed for a multitude of day or night scenarios; and, of course, holsters. Because the Glock 30 is a highly concealable gun, you can use it with many holsters, and conceal it on different areas of your body.