Glock G30

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The GLOCK 30 in the legendary .45 caliber
offers excellent out-of-the- box precision
paired with the ballistic quality of a genuine
big-bore caliber. The smooth design and the simple
operation of the GLOCK pistol allow quick drawing
of the pistol. Because of these advantages and especially because of its compact dimensions, the GLOCK 30 is the first choice of plain clothes officers and protection personnel.

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    5 of 5 | May 17, 2013 at 05:51 PM I consider it to be the best .45ACP sub-compact on the market.

    Price: $500.00

    Pros: Reliability

    Cons: none

    Recommended? Yes

    After 1000 rounds of various ammo over a year, I've has zero failures.
















    5 of 5 | February 13, 2013 at 08:35 PM Great gun for the price

    Price: $529.00

    Pros: Compact size, reliability, availability of accessories

    Cons: None

    Recommended? Yes

    I've had my G30 for over 10 years, and it's proven to be 100% reliable. It's small enough for every day carry, and powerful enough to accomplish anything. It's a rare, entire package, for a fair and reasonable price tag.
    5 of 5 | November 8, 2012 at 05:44 PM I carry one every day. I can carry anything that I want. I choose Glock.

    Price: $550.00

    Pros: Compact, Reliable

    Cons: none

    Recommended? Yes

    My particular G30 isa Gen3 O.D. I find this model to be most utilitarian . It is not exactly a pocket pistol, nor is it a full size service pistol. It functions without fail. I have shot against 1911's in which thousands had been spent.Those 1911 guys who showed up with 2k plus pistols were disapointed .I can carry anything I want. I choose Glock because I am confident that it will function as needed if or when required.
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  • February 19, 2010 at 08:18 PM

    Price: $530.00

    Pros: Small, light for .45, reliable, inexpensive

    Cons: inaccurate (for me)

    Recommended? Yes

    The Glock 30 was my first handgun, as such I put about 2,000 rds through it before I sold it. Great gun, never mis-fired. Lightweight, easily concealed. Only gripe I had was I couldn't do better than a 8" group at 25. Maybe just me (everyone else seems to shoot this weapon fine). I have since bought and fired other glocks in .40 and 9mm with extreme accuracy. I have shot other compact 45's before with no issue with accuracy so that's my .02. Overall, fantastic value...
  • May 30, 2009 at 11:01 AM

    Price: $529.00

    Pros: Caliber .45, so 'nuff said about that. Traditional Glock reliability. Mag capacity.

    Cons: The grip is a bit chunky for some folks. The new G30SF (short frame) might be a better choice.

    Recommended? Yes

    The G30 is another excellent Glock product. Supremely accurate out of the box, easy to maintain (six drops of oil), but that's nothing new to Glock owners. I personally found the grip a bit chunky for my tastes and much prefer the G30SF, which is the short frame model of the same gun. Short frame is a misnomer in that it's not that much shorter, but my hands can certainly tell the difference. The Pearce PG-30 mag extender adds an extra round (for a total capacity of 11) and the Sherer plug rounds out the Glock grip nicely. Eleven rounds of 230-grain ammo spewing out of a handgun this small is certainly impressive when considering a home defense or carry weapon.

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