New Glock Model G45

Published on September 24, 2018
Duration: 17:12

This video provides an in-depth review of the new Glock G45, highlighting its features and performance. The presenter, Sootch, an established firearms reviewer, details the pistol's design, which combines a G19-sized slide with a G17-sized frame, developed in response to law enforcement requests for a black G19X variant. Key features discussed include the Gen 5 Marksman barrel, front cocking serrations, ambidextrous slide release, and improved trigger.

Quick Summary

The Glock G45 is a 9mm Generation 5 pistol combining a compact G19 slide with a full-size G17 frame, developed for law enforcement. It features a 4.02-inch Marksman barrel, front cocking serrations, ambidextrous slide release, and a trigger pull averaging 5 pounds. The '45' in its name refers to Glock's 45th patent, not the caliber.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Glock G45
  2. 01:47Origin and Purpose
  3. 03:05Naming Convention
  4. 03:35Technical Similarities to G19X
  5. 04:07Grip Improvements
  6. 05:15Front Cocking Serrations
  7. 08:14Shooting Performance
  8. 09:03Trigger Pull Test
  9. 11:23Field Stripping
  10. 12:31Box Contents

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Glock G45 and why was it developed?

The Glock G45 is a 9mm pistol from the Generation 5 line, featuring a compact G19-sized slide on a full-sized G17-sized frame. It was developed because law enforcement agencies requested a black version of the G19X.

What are the key features of the Glock G45?

Key features include the Gen 5 Marksman barrel, front cocking serrations for easier press checks, ambidextrous slide release, a flared magwell, and a trigger pull averaging around 5 pounds, consistent with Gen 5 improvements.

How does the Glock G45 compare to the G19X?

The G45 shares the 4-inch Marksman barrel, 17-round capacity, and ambidextrous slide release with the G19X, but it is a black variant and lacks the G19X's specific color and flush-fit magazine compatibility.

What is the significance of the '45' in the Glock G45 model name?

The '45' in the Glock G45 model name does not refer to the caliber. Instead, it signifies Glock's 45th patent, distinguishing it from the caliber designation. The pistol is chambered in 9mm.

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