http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/01/08/the-new-glock-30s/

 

 

The Glock 30S has a double stack magazine, like the Glock 30, and a slim slide, like the Glock 36. You could almost call this gun a FrankenGlock. The existence of this pistol has long been rumored since Glock aficionados first reported that the slimmer Glock 36 slide could be made to work on the double stack Glock 30 frame.

We will have more information when Glock officially announces the new pistol.

Hmm I like... maybe time to retire my g23 to the range bag and grab this

You're only talking .17" slimmer. When I looked at the 30 and 36 they are so similar in size I went with the extra capacity and left with the 30. I suppose the small differences in dimensions mean something if you have to fit the gun in s specific size box but nothing as far as handling or concealment.

Idk lame but Glock took what others have done for years and sold it lol thief's

Idk lame but Glock took what others have done for years and sold it lol thief's

 

You want to call someone a thief make it S&W, Springfield Armory and others. 25 years ago there was one striker fired, polymer frame service pistol around...Glock.

 

 

You want to call someone a thief make it S&W, Springfield Armory and others. 25 years ago there was ne striker fired, polymer frame service pistol around...Glock.

 

Amen!

Meh. Its still not really a Sub Compact like the G26/27/33. It is about the same size as the Compact G19. Pass

LOL at calling GLOCK of all people thiefs. They were called idiots for doing what was incomprehensible for a long time. and then they you know, took over the world with it.

 

This new thing would be cool if we lived in a state you could just walk in and buy a handgun (Like, you know, Pennsylvania? The rest of the country? Etc.) In which case I would have a collection, Glock's especially, and this would be nice. now? I don't do .45 so I see no reason, if i DID do .45 and wanted a Glock I would be much happier with one of the larger .45's and a SF, maybe even the slimline as a backup. This is like a wasted of a solution to a problem no one knew they had.

This is like a wasted of a solution to a problem no one knew they had.

 

They should have made a single stack 9mm

You want to call someone a thief make it S&W, Springfield Armory and others. 25 years ago there was one striker fired, polymer frame service pistol around...Glock.

 

Oh snap! Damn right

They should have made a single stack 9mm

 

I think it has something to do with US Import laws...

 

But Beretta made a single stack 9mm glock

If the slide is thinner but the frame is the same thickness doesn't it not really matter than? Doesn't

it only help if the entire gun is slim?

a Single Stack 9mm Glock is basically the most sought after thing they refuse to do, like a Glock carbine (anyone remember the Glock 1911 from last year or two years ago, the best photoshop job in history?)