GLOCK 30SF reach? about like a 19?
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Enachos
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You should go check one out and actually get the feel of it before you completely get shut away from the idea of getting one. I too like the grip of the 9mm and .40 glocks but the G30sf grip really isn't that bad at all. There is a difference in the feel of the grip but to me it wasn't that noticeable.
Might be picking one up at the gun show in mid July.
Might be picking one up at the gun show in mid July.
The Lone Haranguer
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Most likely, because the G30 - even that of the SF - grip is wider.
klash545
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the 30sf is perfect man,go handle one....the best ccw 45 i've ever had! you wont regret it!
giggitygiggity
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My Glock 30SF is amazing. Extremely accurate and lots of power. Recoil feels like a 9mm and it fits my hand perfectly.
PAPACHUCK
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Try to hold a XD45Compact. Same caliber, same capacity, slimmer grip, lighter but longer trigger, grip safety, steel sights, ambi mag release, steel two piece guide rod.
The grip is different than the G30, more like most other non-Glock pistols.
I like Glock pistols, they work and they're light. I have owned Glocks for many years, and have been a Glock armorer for years. I work for a LE suppier that has had the Glock LE program for 20+years and I have shot, held, sold, fixed, modified and returned to Glock many pistols. They, just like every other mfg, have problems once in a while. Especially when you see such numbers of guns. Glock Perfection is a slogan, nothing more. It's is interesting the following Glock gets on their guns. That is what happens when you build a quality product at a fair price and market it to the right people in the right way.
The XD pistol line is hot right now, and for good reason. Same with the M&P. They are both viable alternatives to the Glock pistol for HD/SD/DUTY work. HK and Sig produce very good weapons for this role, but come at a higher price.
My point is that you have options, getting the right gun the first time takes time. Go out and see, touch, and feel every gun you can that fits the role you need. Caliber is secondary to shot placement, so find a gun that fits you well and you can shoot well.
Just my $.02
The grip is different than the G30, more like most other non-Glock pistols.
I like Glock pistols, they work and they're light. I have owned Glocks for many years, and have been a Glock armorer for years. I work for a LE suppier that has had the Glock LE program for 20+years and I have shot, held, sold, fixed, modified and returned to Glock many pistols. They, just like every other mfg, have problems once in a while. Especially when you see such numbers of guns. Glock Perfection is a slogan, nothing more. It's is interesting the following Glock gets on their guns. That is what happens when you build a quality product at a fair price and market it to the right people in the right way.
The XD pistol line is hot right now, and for good reason. Same with the M&P. They are both viable alternatives to the Glock pistol for HD/SD/DUTY work. HK and Sig produce very good weapons for this role, but come at a higher price.
My point is that you have options, getting the right gun the first time takes time. Go out and see, touch, and feel every gun you can that fits the role you need. Caliber is secondary to shot placement, so find a gun that fits you well and you can shoot well.
Just my $.02
Taurus 617 CCW
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The Glock 30-SF is a fine weapon but to me it feels like a coffee can in my hands. The Glock 19 is just about right. I am interested in checking out the Gen 4 G19 when it comes out.
REAPER4206969
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No. 2mm shorter backstrap.
ninja45
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If you find 19 to be a tad big, then G30SF will definitely be NOT the pistol for you.
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