Glock 30s – .45ACP

The Glock 30S pistol successfully combines a short frame (SF) with reduced grip size and a slimmer slide (S), with the powerful 45 Auto round. Its compact design and simple operation allow smooth drawing in a 45 Auto caliber pistol that fits the hands of almost any user.

Glock 30S

Thinner than the Glock 30 Gen4, the Glock 30S comes with improved concealment features. The Glock 30S represents the smallest handgun in the Glock 30 lineage, thanks to a slimmer slide on the shortened frame.

WHY CONSIDER THE GLOCK 30?

The Glock 30’s features set it up as a serious contender for the best handgun. Some of the highlights include:

• Increased reliability

• Highly customizable
• Improved accuracy
• Durable slide lock and trigger spring (?10000 rounds)
• Reduced weight
• Simple maintenance
• Low muzzle flip

The Glock 30 handgun’s stopping power and lightweight frame make it one of the best sub-compact, semi-automatic pistols for law enforcement agencies. It provides a high level of penetration by firing .45 ACP rounds, one of the biggest rounds for any pistol.

Things To Consider Before Buying a .45 mm Pistol

If you find yourself in the market for a .45 mm pistol, consider some of the crucial tradeoffs below.

Handguns that utilize .45 ACP rounds typically possess lesser magazine capacity compared to 9mm handguns. The size of the .45 ACP rounds also requires a larger grip to hold a sufficient number of cartridges.

The .45 ACP rounds cost more per bullet than .22 and 9mm rounds. For example, at the current price for fifty .45 ACP rounds, you could buy 100 9mm rounds.

The .45 ACP rounds result in more recoil than smaller rounds when fired from a compact or subcompact pistol. This recoil may cause some inconveniences for weaker shooters, although competent shooters should handle it without much trouble.

*FOR GEN4/GEN5 MODELS: Check out the Gen5 and Gen4 Technology area for medium/large backstraps.

Technical Data are rounded and do not reflect tolerances – they may be altered without notice! Subject to technical changes.