Glock Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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C

A

Compensated

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2
Q

L

A

Long slide

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3
Q

Series M

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FBI contracts models

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4
Q

MHS

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Glock submission to Modular Handgun System competition

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5
Q

SF

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Short frame

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6
Q

MOS

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Modular Optic System

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7
Q

X

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Crossover models

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8
Q

Adjustable rear sights are known as _______ models.

A

Sports

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9
Q

Fixed rear sights are known as ______ models.

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Service

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10
Q

OD frame stands for:

A

Olive Drab

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11
Q

FDE frame stands for:

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Flat Dark Earth

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12
Q

TB

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Threaded barrel

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13
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Slimmer profile, potentially higher reliability, and lower weight are benefits of a _______-stack magazine.

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Single

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14
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Increased capacity and more power on demand are benefits of a ______- stack magazine

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Double

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15
Q

Gen:
- 1986-1988
- “Pebbled finish” all around grip
- No vertical grooves on front or rear back straps
- 4 models introduced

A

Gen1

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16
Q

Gen:
- 1988-1997
- “Checkered grenade finish” frame on front and rear
- Vertical grooves on front and rear
- 16 models introduced

17
Q

Gen:
- 1995-Present
- Finger grooves only, no accessory rail
- Some refer to this as Gen 2.5
- 13 models introduced

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Gen3 Variant 1

18
Q

Gen:
- 1995-Present
- Rough Textured Frame (RTF-2) with extreme polymer traction grip
- Finger grooves and accessory rail
- 41 models introduced

A

Gen3 Variant 2

19
Q

Texture:
- Introduced in Gen3 Variant 2 pistols
- Glock’s attempt to create better grip in wet, sweaty, and oily environments
- Users felt the texture abraded the palm of the hand during recoil
- Texture was dropped on commercial pistols but is still used for LE

20
Q

Gen:
- 2010-2020
- Rough Textured Frame (RTF-4) with less aggressive polymer traction grip
- Finger grooves, accessory rail
- Interchangeable backstraps
- 20 models introduced

A

Gen4 Variant 1

21
Q

Gen:
- 2010-2020
- Rough Textured Frame (RTF-4) with less aggressive polymer traction grip
- Finger grooves only, no accessory rail
- Interchangeable backstraps
- 3 models introduced

A

Gen4 Variant 2

22
Q

Gen:
- 2010-Present
- Rough Textured Frame (RTF-4) with less aggressive polymer traction grip
- No finger grooves, no accessory rail
- No interchangeable backstraps
- 2 models introduced

A

Gen4 Variant 3

23
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Gen:
- 2017-Present
- RTF, with less aggressive polymer traction grip
- No finger grooves, yes accessory rail
- Glock Marksman Barrel for improved accuracy, nDLC for toughness and durability

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Gen5 Variant 1

24
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Gen:
- 2017-Present
- RTF, with less aggressive polymer traction grip
- No finger grooves, no accessory rail
- Glock Marksman Barrel for improved accuracy, nDLC for toughness and durability

A

Gen5 Variant 2

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Fire type:
Rimfire
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Fire type:
Centerfire