I recently shot the Glock 30S. It fit my hand perfectly and truly pointed well, regardless of how I held it. The trigger was a typical Glock trigger feel, which I'm used to and have no complaints about. I really wanted to like this gun because it's a Glock, it's a .45ACP and it's sized right! I just sold a "compact" 1911 .45ACP to purchase a CCW gun and I thought the 30S was going to be it. It shot well and I had no problem keeping it on paper, even with quick follow-up shots. It's a great gun, however, it reminded me of a G27: It had too much snap. I generally like .45ACP better than .40S&W since .45's seem to have a forceful shove, not a snap like .40S&W. It was not fun to shoot and I don't think I could ever hand it off to the wife if needed. The salesman was shocked when I said I didn't want to buy it. They said they've got a waiting list for these and everyone wants one. I've watched several YouTube reviews by good reviewers (like Hickok45) and everyone loved these little beasts.
By the way, I did buy a NIB Gen 4 G19 that they gave me a good price on. I've already got a Gen 3 G19 and the Gen 4 just points better. One of them is going to be my CCW gun.
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By the way, I did buy a NIB Gen 4 G19 that they gave me a good price on. I've already got a Gen 3 G19 and the Gen 4 just points better. One of them is going to be my CCW gun.
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