.45ACP Carry GLOCK Buyer’s Guide

Published on October 28, 2024
Duration: 10:36

This video provides a buyer's guide to three .45 ACP Glock models suitable for concealed carry: the Glock 36, Glock 30 Gen 4, and Glock 30 SF. It details their differences in size, magazine capacity, ergonomics, and specific features like slide release and barrel rifling, offering insights for potential buyers.

Quick Summary

The Glock 36 is a slim, single-stack .45 ACP pistol ideal for concealed carry with its 6+1 capacity. In contrast, the Glock 30 Gen 4 and 30 SF are double-stack models offering 10+1 rounds but are thicker. A key ergonomic issue with the Glock 36 is its challenging magazine release for left-handed shooters.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: .45 ACP Carry Glocks
  2. 00:09Glock 36: Subcompact Single-Stack .45 ACP
  3. 00:31Glock 36 Magazine Release Issue (Left-Handed)
  4. 00:54Glock 36 Size and Weight Comparison
  5. 01:18Magazine Comparison: Glock 30 vs. Glock 36
  6. 01:59Glock 36 Texture and Ergonomics
  7. 02:18Glock 36 vs. Glock 27 Gen 5 Slide Comparison
  8. 03:08Gen 5 Glock Features: No Finger Grooves, Ambi Slide Release
  9. 03:41Second Glock 36 Example & Sights
  10. 04:37Pocket Holster for Glock 36/27/26
  11. 05:03Glock 30 Gen 4: The 'Warhorse'
  12. 05:22Glock 30 Gen 4 Capacity and Slide Profile
  13. 05:41Glock 36 vs. Glock 30 Gen 4 Side-by-Side
  14. 05:55Barrel Rifling and Features: Gen 4 vs. Gen 5
  15. 06:15Glock 30 SF vs. Glock 30 Gen 4 Comparison
  16. 06:36Glock 30 SF Grip Comfort
  17. 07:01Glock 30 SF Texture and Magazine Release
  18. 07:24Night Sights on Glock 30 Gen 4 and SF
  19. 07:48Top 3 .45 ACP Carry Glocks Summary
  20. 08:01Glock 36: Ultra Concealable Design
  21. 08:24Glock 30 Models: 'Pocket Freight Trains'
  22. 08:29Austrian Made Glocks & Triggers
  23. 08:46Trigger Pull Showcase: Glock 36, 30 Gen 4, 30 SF
  24. 10:03Glock Trigger System: Utilitarian and Responsive
  25. 10:16Conclusion: .45 ACP Carry Glock Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences between the Glock 36 and Glock 30 models for concealed carry?

The Glock 36 is a single-stack .45 ACP pistol, making it slimmer and more concealable with a 6+1 capacity. The Glock 30 Gen 4 and 30 SF are double-stack models, offering a higher 10+1 capacity but are thicker and heavier.

Are there any ergonomic issues with the Glock 36 for left-handed shooters?

Yes, the Glock 36 has a design flaw where the magazine release is difficult for left-handed shooters to operate, requiring a different method than right-handed shooters or newer Glock models.

Which Glock .45 ACP model feels best in hand according to the video?

The presenter found the Glock 30 SF to feel slightly more comfortable in hand compared to the Glock 30 Gen 4, noting it felt like it might have a slightly less substantial grip circumference.

What are the advantages of Gen 5 Glocks mentioned in the video?

Gen 5 Glocks feature ambidextrous slide releases, no finger grooves, front cocking serrations, and the Marksman Barrel with a target crown, offering improved ergonomics and functionality over older generations.

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