Glock 30S
- Thread starter TnTnTn
- Start date
steponapoptop
New member
Ditto! Accurate as it can be and fun to shoot.
WildBill45
New member
my 30S is very accurate out to 100 yards or more off hand. It gets better as the bad guy gets closer!!!
I am very happy with my 30S and even spent some bucks on night sights and a pusher tool for installation.
The gun is built using the G30 SF frame design and fits me better than the original G30.
I'd love to find even one 9-round magazine which would allow just a slightly smaller gun butt and hence would be easier to conceal.
I found that one new in package G30 magazine had a weak spring and would not feed the last round or hold the slide back. Thanks to a little package from Wolff Springs, that has been fixed. Lesson was that you cannot trust even "Perfection" magazines until you have tried them.
Bart Noir
The gun is built using the G30 SF frame design and fits me better than the original G30.
I'd love to find even one 9-round magazine which would allow just a slightly smaller gun butt and hence would be easier to conceal.
I found that one new in package G30 magazine had a weak spring and would not feed the last round or hold the slide back. Thanks to a little package from Wolff Springs, that has been fixed. Lesson was that you cannot trust even "Perfection" magazines until you have tried them.
Bart Noir
I've had my 30s for about two months and love it. For me it was accurate from the first shot. I shoot it significantly better than the G17 I also have. I have medium hands and being a double stack .45, my first, I expected it would take some getting used to but it felt natural and hit right where I aimed from the first time I pulled the trigger. Out of the box, the trigger broke at about 7.25 lbs. I swapped the connector for the Gen4 "dot" version which dropped it down to about 6.5 lb. Swapping the trigger spring for a 6lb competition spring dropped it to 5.5 lb.
The 10rd magazines, though, will take some work to get that last round in, even with the supplied loader. Even then when full they are very difficult to seat fully in the frame. Don't be discouraged as all they need is a little break-in time. I've since bought additional 10rd and 9rd mags and the first thing I do is disassemble them and make sure the coils in the spring are all aligned correctly (one of mine was slightly twisted). Then load them fully and let them sit for a few days, occasionally unloading and reloading them. The 9rd mags I got last week were *impossible* to get the 9th round all the way in even with an uplula loader pressing down as hard as I could. Within two days, I could seat the 9th round by hand. And all magazines when full easily seat in the frame with just a little push (ok, maybe a sharp rap with my palm).
The 10rd magazines, though, will take some work to get that last round in, even with the supplied loader. Even then when full they are very difficult to seat fully in the frame. Don't be discouraged as all they need is a little break-in time. I've since bought additional 10rd and 9rd mags and the first thing I do is disassemble them and make sure the coils in the spring are all aligned correctly (one of mine was slightly twisted). Then load them fully and let them sit for a few days, occasionally unloading and reloading them. The 9rd mags I got last week were *impossible* to get the 9th round all the way in even with an uplula loader pressing down as hard as I could. Within two days, I could seat the 9th round by hand. And all magazines when full easily seat in the frame with just a little push (ok, maybe a sharp rap with my palm).
Last edited:
Have gun-will travel
New member
I don't have one but my neighbor does and he swears by it. I can't say either way because I am a 1911 fan and not much on Glocks....