Glock 30s for sale
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Glock 30SF .45 Auto Pistol u2012 PF30502
Brand:
Glock
Action:
Double Action
Barrel Length:
3.78in
Caliber:
.45 ACP
Capacity:
10
Finish Per Color:
Black
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Glock Pistol 30S .45 ACP 10rd Slim Frame PH3050201
Brand:
Glock
Action:
Double Action
Barrel Length:
3.78in
Caliber:
.45 ACP
Capacity:
10
Finish Per Color:
Black
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GLOCK 30S Gen3 .45 ACP Sub Compact Pistol - (3)10 Round Magazines - Black
Brand:
Glock
Action:
Safe Action
Barrel Length:
3.77
Caliber:
.45 ACP
Capacity:
10+1
Finish Per Color:
Black
(0)
Glock 30S .45 ACP 3.78" Barrel 10-Rounds Rebuilt
Brand:
Glock
Barrel Length:
3.78"
Caliber:
.45 ACP
Capacity:
10+1
Finish Per Color:
Black
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Glock 30Sf 45Acp 3.78" Bgdfflag Short Frame9rd PF3050204-BWFLAG 810100235208
Brand:
Glock
Barrel Length:
3.78"
Caliber:
.45 ACP
Capacity:
9
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Glock 30SF Coyote Battleworn Flag .45 ACP 3.78" Barrel 10-Rounds
Brand:
Glock
Action:
Pistol
Barrel Length:
3.78in
Caliber:
.45 ACP
Capacity:
10+1
Finish Per Color:
Battle Worn
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.8/5
based on 41 customer reviews across 6 variants from 28 retailers
Overwhelming customer satisfaction with the Glock 30S as a reliable, accurate, and concealable .45 ACP pistol with manageable recoil, though rare manufacturing issues reported.
What customers like
Reliable & Accurate61%
proved to be reliable with flawless function
Manageable Recoil54%
very little recoil which makes it a perfect personal defense pistol
Concealable Design46%
Perfect size & punch to carry with confidence
Excellent Customer Service22%
PSA ships fast with great communication
Ergonomic Fit17%
The Glock 30SF fits perfectly in my hands
Common concerns
Magazine Capacity Issues5%
The supposed 10-round magazine can only hold 9 rounds
Initial Jamming5%
it jammed after 40 rounds right out the box
Slide Reassembly Problem2%
the slide did not go back on after I cleaned it
Frequently Asked Questions
Glock 30s for sale
Are Glock 30S discontinued?
Yes, Glock discontinued the 30S. Used models and remaining retailer inventory are still available, typically around $546. Glock replaced it with the Gen 5 Model 30, which serves the same concealed carry purpose in .45 Auto.
Is a Glock 30S a good gun?
Whether it's good depends on your needs. The 30S is a reliable striker-fired subcompact in .45 Auto designed for concealed carry, with a 5.5-pound trigger pull and comfortable grip. Reviewers praised its reliability and handling. It's discontinued but available used, typically around $546.
What bullets do Glock 30S take?
The Glock 30S chambers .45 ACP ammunition. Standard 230-grain FMJ rounds feed reliably for practice. Popular defensive loads include Federal HST, Speer Gold Dot, and Winchester Ranger T-Series. Consult your owner's manual for specific load recommendations.
What's the price range for a Glock 30S?
Glock 30S pistols typically sell around $546, with most inventory ranging from $517 to $697. Since Glock discontinued this model, pricing reflects used stock and remaining retailer inventory.
What generation is the Glock 30 SF?
The Glock 30SF is a 3rd generation pistol. The "SF" stands for Short Frame, referring to its reduced grip circumference compared to the standard Glock 30, making it more comfortable for shooters with smaller hands.
What is the difference between the Glock 30S and the Glock 30SF?
The 30S combines the Glock 30SF frame with the slimmer Glock 36 slide, reducing overall width and weight for easier concealment. The 30SF retains the standard wider slide but has a shorter trigger reach than the original 30. Both chamber .45 ACP and share the same magazine capacity.
What does the S in Glock 30S stand for?
The S likely indicates the slim profile created by pairing the Glock 30SF frame with the thinner slide from the Glock 36, reducing overall width and weight. However, Glock has not officially confirmed what the S stands for. The pistol retains the standard 10-round .45 ACP capacity.
Will Glock 30S take Glock 21 mags?
Yes, Glock 21 magazines work in the 30S. Both chambered in .45 ACP share compatible magazine dimensions. However, some shooters report occasional feeding issues, so standard 30S magazines remain the most reliable option for carry use.