POV Shooting Competition | Glock 45 Gen 6

Published on January 10, 2026
Duration: 20:24

This video provides an expert-level analysis of the Glock 45 Gen 6 in a USPSA competition. Marco, a Master in USPSA, details performance across various stages, including an activator stage, a stage requiring strong/support hand shooting, and the challenging Texas Star. He offers insights into competitive strategy, Carry Optics division rules, and technical aspects of the Gen 6 platform.

Quick Summary

The Glock 45 Gen 6, used in USPSA competition, features an improved grip texture, factory trigger undercut, and thumb ledges. Key Carry Optics rules include a 140mm magazine limit and no magwells or porting. Strategies like 'gaming' targets and practicing support-hand-only shooting are vital for competitive success.

Chapters

  1. 00:15Introduction: Glock 45 Gen 6 at USPSA Match
  2. 01:24Stage 1 Analysis: Swinger Target & Steel Plate
  3. 03:31Stage 2 & Planning: 'Gaming' Steel Targets
  4. 05:21Stage 3: Strong/Support Hand Technique
  5. 06:42Stage 4: Texas Star with No-Shoots
  6. 10:06Match Results & Carry Optics Rules
  7. 11:34Glock 45 Gen 6 Technical Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Glock 45 Gen 6 highlighted for competition?

The Glock 45 Gen 6 features an improved grip texture for better handling, a factory trigger undercut to allow a higher grip, and thumb ledges for enhanced control during recoil. These elements contribute to its performance in competitive shooting scenarios.

What are the USPSA Carry Optics division rules mentioned in the video?

The USPSA Carry Optics division has specific rules, including a maximum magazine length of 140mm. Additionally, modifications such as slide porting and the use of magwells are prohibited in this division.

What competitive shooting strategy does Marco suggest for saving time?

Marco suggests 'gaming' the stage by identifying technical angles that allow shooting steel targets from the front rather than the back. This approach can save valuable time by optimizing target engagement and transitions.

Why is practicing support-hand-only shooting important in competition?

Practicing support-hand-only shooting is crucial because many competition stages require proficiency with both strong and support hands. Mastering dot acquisition and accurate shooting with the support hand can significantly improve overall stage times and scores.

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