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#Grip that makes gun jam full

Rather, it’s serviceable, but it has the saving grace of being very easy to contour with a Dremmel sander for perfect fit and comfort. The Glock pistol frame is not what most would call comfortable. My Glock 30S as I carried it and keep it today.

#Grip that makes gun jam full

The primary features are the slimmer slide width (1” as opposed to 1.12”) and lower slide-assembly weight (it’s a full 3.5 ounces lighter than the G30 slide assembly) and with the SF frame, the 30S has a slightly shorter trigger reach and overall grip radius as compared to the plain G30. The Glock 30S is a slightly downsized version of the G30.

Price: ~$499 – $550 (often found for more and for less).

Capacity: 10+1 (9-round flush magazine is available).

Sights: Polymer “U” dot configuration, rear adjustable.

Despite the large chambering, double stack of large rounds in the mag, and meaty grip, the G30S is a relatively lightweight carry pistol at just over 30 ounces, loaded. 45 so it has a meaty grip that fills the hand. If you have larger hands, you might consider the 30S for its robust grip radius. 45 chambering, as many folks prefer to have fewer large-caliber rounds rather than more smaller-caliber rounds on their hip. So you might consider carrying the G30S for its easy concealability (it’s a bit smaller than a G19). That aside, the G30S is purpose made for concealed carry-it is the compact version of the Glock 21 duty pistol. There is no more simple and reliable a pistol on the planet than a Glock. The first and last reason to consider a Glock pistol of any variety is the simplicity and reliability. 45 ACP, the Glock 30S is perhaps my all-time favorite pistol.

Except for the fact that it’s chambered in. 45 caliber thumper in a compact frame that, to me, just feels right. It’s lighter and slimmer than the original model and it’s a gem of a pistol a. I owned an original G30 before the 30S was released and in 2014 I sold my G30 in order to get the G30S model. I must have liked that because it was only a couple months later that I bought one.įull disclosure: most of the pistols I review are new to me and my review is about first impressions. The grip filled my hand and seemed fat as compared to other pistols I’d held in my hands. The first time I picked up a Glock 30 pistol some years ago I noted that it felt like I was holding a potato.