Models Part 3

Question 1

• Introduction date: 1996
• Subcompact, .45 Auto.
• The subcompact version of the G21.

Answer 1

G30

Question 2

• Introduction date: 2013
• Subcompact, .45 Auto, slim slide.
• Hybrid pistol combining the design of the G36 and G30.

Answer 2

G30S

Question 3

• Introduction date: 1997
• .357 SIG, full-size.
• Barrel can be swapped with G22 to convert to .40 S&W.

Answer 3

G31

Question 4

• Introduction date: 1997
• .357 SIG, compact.
• Barrel can be swapped with G23 to convert to .40 S&W.

Answer 4

G32

Question 5

• Introduction date: 1997
• .357 SIG, subcompact.
• Barrel can be swapped with G27 to convert to .40 S&W.

Answer 5

G33

Question 6

• Introduction date: 1998
• 9x19mm, full-size, practical/tactical series
• Have the longest sight radius possible, an advantage in competitive shooting.

Answer 6

G34

Question 7

• Introduction date: 1998
• .40 S&W, full-size, practical/tactical series
• Have the longest sight radius possible, an advantage in competitive shooting.

Answer 7

G35

Question 8

• Introduction date: 1999
• .45 Auto, subcompact, Slimline.
• Glock’s first single-stack pistol.

Answer 8

G36

Question 9

• Introduction date: 2019
• 9x19mm, full-size, outfitted with Ameriglo BOLD sights.
• Crossover pistol that combines elements from several of Glock’s most popular handguns, customized to fill the specific agency needs of the CBP.

Answer 9

G47