Glock 30S - The IWB Sledgehammer!

Published on July 5, 2014
Duration: 23:40

This guide details the field stripping process for the Glock 30S, a compact .45 ACP pistol ideal for concealed carry. The presenter, Justin Opinion, highlights its Gen 3 features, compatibility with Glock 21 magazines, and manageable recoil. The video emphasizes practical application for everyday carry, offering insights into its dimensions and performance.

Quick Summary

The Glock 30S is an excellent choice for concealed carry, offering the power of .45 ACP in a compact package with a 10+1 capacity. It features Gen 3 characteristics, a manageable recoil impulse due to its dual recoil spring, and compatibility with Glock 21 magazines for extended capacity.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Carry .45 ACP Need
  2. 02:54Glock 30S Overview & Solution
  3. 04:25Physical Dimensions & Measurements
  4. 06:14Technical Specifications (Barrel, Sight Radius, Weight)
  5. 07:39Generation 3 Features Explained
  6. 08:54Internals and Field Strip Process
  7. 11:54Magazine Compatibility (Glock 21 Mags)
  8. 14:02Holster Compatibility (Glock 26/27 Holsters)
  9. 17:42Range Performance, Accuracy & Recoil

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Glock 30S a good concealed carry pistol?

The Glock 30S is ideal for concealed carry due to its compact dimensions (under 7 inches long, 1.27 inches wide), manageable .45 ACP recoil thanks to its dual recoil spring, and a standard 10+1 capacity, offering a balance of power and concealability.

Can the Glock 30S use larger magazines?

Yes, a significant advantage of the Glock 30S is its compatibility with 13-round magazines from the Glock 21 and Glock 41. This allows for increased capacity when needed, though it impacts concealability.

How does the Glock 30S handle recoil for a .45 ACP?

The Glock 30S is noted for its surprisingly manageable recoil. The dual recoil spring assembly helps to absorb the .45 ACP's energy, resulting in a 'soft' and 'rolling' impulse rather than a sharp snap, making it comfortable to shoot for its size.

What generation is the Glock 30S, and what features does it have?

The Glock 30S is currently available as a Gen 3 model. This includes the characteristic Gen 3 grip stippling, finger grooves, and the smaller magazine release button, differentiating it from Gen 4 and later models.

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