[RYT 2BER]

Originally Posted by vetmedglock30

I see no point of the 30s. If you can't handle the grip of the 30sf, the 30s is no improvement. I find little difference between my 23 vs 30 with IWB. 30sf has no equal.

The 30sf does have an equal.

The 29sf

[AustinTx]

Originally Posted by rrrr

I hope they put a thin slide on the 21, 38, and 37.

I think the GAPs would move alot better if they had a thinner slide, cause at that point it would be like you had a true G19 in .45!!!

I still want a single stack commander size.

Dave

You can't put 20# in a 5# sack. The 45 GAP was designed, from the ground up, to be a 45 caliber, in a smaller frame. It won't fit in anything smaller.

The same reason you can't put a thin slide, on a 21. Does anyone read any of this stuff about wanting a .45 in a .25 size gun?

[pmer]

Yep my G30 is chunky but I lovingly call it my wide slide.

[RPVG]

Originally Posted by pmer

Yep my G30 is chunky but I lovingly call it my wide slide.

I just call mine... my EDC. I love it!

[ImpeachObama]

The G38 is narrower and shorter than the 30S already.

[Rustin]

Originally Posted by Inebriated

Someone explain to me how the 30S is less accurate...

If it's snappier, and affecting your shooting, that's one thing. But I think that if there's a genuine accuracy issue, then Glock should get on that.

Well the thing about the G30 is that it somehow became the most accurate Glock in the entire lineup. It really hasn't been explained, but the thing can get high end 1911 accuracy out of it's 3.5" bbl, which is amazing.

[Ranger357]

Originally Posted by AustinTx

You can't put 20# in a 5# sack. The 45 GAP was designed, from the ground up, to be a 45 caliber, in a smaller frame. It won't fit in anything smaller.

The same reason you can't put a thin slide, on a 21. Doe anyone read any of this stuff about wanting a .45 in a .25 size gun?

It just does not make sense that the Glock 30 can be made with the "thin" slide, but the Glock 21 cannot. I see nothing about that request breaking the laws of physics.

All irrelevent anyway. Glock has more orders than it can fill running at full capacity for a very ,very, long time. I would expect no new models in the near future, even the 30S was just a cobble together of existing parts.

[uaengineer]

They can do what they want with the 30S, but since I've no plans to tote my 21 in my pants like ever, I like my chunky, soft shooting, slide just the way it is.