NEW Glock 30 Gen 4 First Look (HD)

Published on March 15, 2014
Duration: 7:23

This guide details a common modification for the Safariland ALS holster to prevent accidental magazine releases when used by left-handed shooters with Glock Gen 4 firearms. The process involves carefully sanding the interior of the holster to resolve the interference. The video also touches on the new Glock finish and comparison to older Tenifer finishes.

Quick Summary

The Glock 30 Gen 4, chambered in .45 Auto, features a 3.77-inch barrel and a standard 10+1 capacity. It comes with Glock factory night sights with Meprolight tritium inserts (12-15 year warranty). A common modification involves sanding Safariland ALS holsters to prevent accidental magazine release with Gen 4 models, especially for left-handed users.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Purchase Background
  2. 00:15Unboxing and Initial Features
  3. 00:42Pricing and Night Sights
  4. 01:19Magazines and Extensions
  5. 02:28Finish Comparison
  6. 03:33Holster Review and Modification
  7. 05:37Size Comparison: G30 vs G17

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical warranty for Glock factory night sights with Meprolight tritium inserts?

Glock factory night sights featuring Meprolight tritium inserts generally come with a warranty of 12 to 15 years, ensuring long-term illumination for aiming in low-light conditions.

How does the new Glock finish compare to the older Tenifer finish?

The newer Glock finish is described as a flat gray and is perceived by some users to be potentially less durable against holster wear compared to the older, highly corrosion-resistant Tenifer finish, often called the 'frying pan' finish.

What is the 'Blue Label' price mentioned for the Glock 30 Gen 4?

The 'Blue Label' price for the Glock 30 Gen 4 was reported as $521 out the door, representing a significant discount typically offered to law enforcement, military, and security personnel.

What common issue can occur with Safariland ALS holsters and Glock Gen 4 firearms, especially for left-handed users?

Left-handed users may experience accidental magazine releases with certain Safariland ALS holsters when using Glock Gen 4 firearms due to a design interference. This can often be resolved with a simple modification.

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