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looking at buying a glock 30 seeing some listed as a 30 compact and then seeing some listed as 30sf (short frame) is there a difference ir just a newer model ?
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Campfire Regular
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30 is a compact and 30sf is a compact short frame. Reach to the trigger is slightly shorter on the SF when measured from the back of the grip to trigger face.
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ok thamks i will look for a reg. 30 got big hands
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They are very good and shoot well as far as I have seen. I owned one for a while and foolishly sold it after I bought a G29 in 10mm that shot faster, flatter and was a little more accurate. All are the wrong reasons for selling a G30.
John
When truth is ignored, it does not change an untruth from remaining a lie.
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I have a regular one. If you have larger than average hands, it will probably feel pretty good. I wear an extra large glove and the G30 fits me great. Got lots to pick from, but the G30 comes with me every time.
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