What is RTF2 and Why compare Glock Gen 6 to it? #glockgen6 #glock

Published on January 12, 2026
Duration: 1:48

This entry details the comparison between Glock's 'Gen 6' (Glock 45) aggressive grip texture and the classic RTF2 finish found on Gen 3 models. The 'Gen 6' offers a sandpaper-like texture integrated with standard squares for a progressive grip, distinct from the RTF2's micro-square pattern. Expert analysis highlights Glock's evolution in grip design.

Quick Summary

The Glock 'Gen 6' grip texture, seen on the Glock 45, offers a progressive grip with a sandpaper-like finish integrated into standard squares. This contrasts with the older RTF2 (Rough Textured Finish 2) found on Gen 3 models, which features a highly aggressive micro-square pattern introduced in 2009.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to 'Glock Gen 6' vs RTF2
  2. 00:18History and Description of RTF2
  3. 00:49Texture Comparison: 'Gen 6' vs RTF2

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Glock's 'Gen 6' grip and the RTF2 grip?

The Glock 'Gen 6' (seen on the Glock 45) features a sandpaper-like texture integrated with standard squares for a progressive grip. The RTF2, found on older Gen 3 models, uses an extremely aggressive micro-square pattern without the integrated sandpaper feel.

When was Glock's RTF2 grip texture introduced?

Glock's RTF2 (Rough Textured Finish 2) grip texture was introduced in 2009. It was primarily featured on Generation 3 models and is known for its distinct, aggressive micro-square pattern.

What does 'Gen 6' refer to in the context of Glock grip textures?

In this video, 'Gen 6' is used colloquially to describe the latest generation of Glock's aggressive grip texture, exemplified by the Glock 45. This texture incorporates a sandpaper-like finish beneath standard grip squares for enhanced control.

Which Glock models were discussed in the comparison?

The comparison focused on the Glock 45, referred to as 'Gen 6', and the Glock 17 RTF2. Both firearms were examined for their distinct grip textures and the evolution of Glock's design philosophy.

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