Glock 39 45 Gap - Glock 39 45 G.A.P. 3.43in Black Nitrite Pistol - 6+1 Round - Built around the design parameters of the subcompact Glock model, the Glock 39 combines deep concealment size with the power and accuracy of a .45 G.A.P. cartridge This pistol can be considered a Glock for the master shooter who wants to fit into a small, powerful package
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Glock 39 45 Gap
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Glock 39 45 G.A.P. 3.43in Black Nitrite Pistol - 6+1 Round - Built around the design principles of GLOCK's subcompact models, the GLOCK 39 combines superior concealability with the power and accuracy of a .45 G.A.P. This gun works well with experienced or professional shooters who want to fit into a small, powerful package. When I was trying to decide what to write about in the new year I thought "why not write about what I'm wearing now?" Ah, the little Glock in the infamous .45 GAP caliber. I'm sure everyone knows about the .45 GAP since Glock realized that Americans wanted a .45 caliber, but their .45 ACP pistol was built on a 10mm frame, making the .45s larger than they needed to be. . Many people with medium sized hands and many with small hands have found Glock pistols in .45 ACP to have a grip circle that is not ideal for shooting. Because of this, the .45 GAP round was modified to be shorter, allowing Glock to cut the round grip down to a universally used size. The extreme grip gave police departments in need of a .45-caliber weapon the ability to provide officers with a gun on the popular Glock platform that was large enough to fit everyone. The .45 GAP is not as popular among police departments as the .40 S&W and 9mm calibers, but is used by State Police in Georgia, New York, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina, as well as a small number of municipalities and states. . Park Police.
One of the obvious questions at this point is why would you go with a .40 S&W model 27 or 36 (any regular reader knows I love it). I will answer that question after comparing the specs of 39, 27 and 36.
Modes 39, 27 and 36 Specifications Comparison Model Caliber Height Length Barrel Width Width Weight Capacity Sight 39 .45 GAP 4.17” 6.3” 3.46” 1.18” 19.33 oz 6 + 1 Fixed .40” 27 .1 . oz 9 + 1 Fixed 36 .45 ACP 4.76" 6.77" 3.78" 1.13" 20.11 6 + 1 Fixed So why would I choose the Model 39 over the Model 36 .45 ACP? Well, the 39 length is a little short. and height is easy to hide. The grip is a little wider than the 36 model, to fit my hand and spread the recoil a little better. Now, for the Model 27, it offers three more rounds. 40 S&W but....it's a 40, not a .45. This means little in terms of ballistic numbers, but it means a lot to me! I also buy a "must have" for all four Glock models. Pearce grip extension for easy handling of the pistol. Pearce + 1 extra handle added. Now I have 7 + 1 rounds of ammo available, which doesn't make me feel low. uncapped (especially when I'm carrying a loose magazine). The Pearce + 1 grip extender adds a little to the overall length of the gun, so it's easy to carry. Pearce + 1 grip extender fitted to Glock 39 resting in its Remora IWB holster with spare magazine in Remora IWB holster. Example 39 Working on Sighting Handling Terrible Unloaded Acceptable Fair Good and Termination Terrible Poor Acceptable Fair Good Sighting No Minor Use Fair Good Effect Terrible Poor Acceptable Acceptable Excellent Power Scale .22LR .380 ACP 9mm .40 S&AP Caro Big Compact Ultra Compact Micro Compact Pocket Rifle Reliability Unreliable Somewhat Reliable Good OK Very Reliable Poor Alignment Acceptable Attack + Bullseye Let's examine the G39's individual characteristics: Handling Terrible Poor Acceptable Acceptable Good This is a Glock, so there are a few surprises in handling. gun., handles like a Glock. There are no tamper-evident safeties or decockers. Another aftermarket accessory that I have come to love on my Glock is the wide slide. Fortunately, the Model 39 came with one scope, so I didn't have to add one. Fit and Finish Poor Rough Acceptable Fair Good Also, it's a Glock, so it's finished like a Glock. The Glock blue isn't worse than anyone else's and it's pretty high for a few, but the real Glock genius is the Tenifer treatment. I've seen worn blue Glocks, but I've never seen one with rust or pitting. Sights Nothing Too Small Works Great Sights on Glocks are very good, but one of my "must have" accessories for a Glock pistol is a night sight and this is no exception. Trigger Terrible Salt Accepted Good Excellent The trigger mechanism of Glock pistols is one of the most complained about qualities. I felt that way when I started filming. I was more of a one time 1911 guy and the Glock just felt weird. But as my horizons expanded and I started shooting more double-action pistols, my perspective changed. The 5.5 pound trigger pull is about perfect for a carry gun and once I figure out how to work a quick Glock trigger reset, I can make two and three bursts that are not automatic but still controllable. to talk far. The caliber is .22LR .380 ACP 9mm .40 S&W .45 ACP/GAP .45, need I say more? Yes, there are ballistic differences between the .45 GAP and the .45 ACP, but it's not worth arguing about. Carry/Conceal Oversized Compact Ultra Compact Micro Compact Pocket Pistol The G39 is based on the commonly referred to as "Baby Glock" frame. I find it a bit bulky and heavy to carry in a pocket, but I know there are people out there who have found the right pants to carry in their pocket. With my Remora holster it sits easily on my waist and I don't even know it's there. Loyalty Loyalty Some OK OK Loyalty at all Once again, there is little to discuss here. 230 grains dry, 185 grains and 200. The main draw back for the .45 GAP is ammunition availability, as not every gun store or hunting department will carry it. I'm lucky because the gun shop/range I frequent has an abundance of Speer 185 and 200 grain hollowpoint ammo. Poor Accuracy Bad Accepted Combat + Bullseye
I have it listed here as "Combat +" because, although it is not a competition gun, it shoots better than what many would consider an average combat gun. For further discussion, let's look at the goals:
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So, in summary, while the Model 39's biggest drawback is the availability and cost of the weapon (and it is available through internet sales) it is easy to carry, powerful, more accurate than it should be, and completely reliable. Having one of these blasters at the ready makes me more comfortable in any environment. The Glock 39 is a small gun that may not be known but it fires a big bullet that can protect you in times of danger: the beginning of the 21st century. In the 20th century, a collaboration between the CCI/Speer firearms company and Glock led to the creation of a new model, the .45 GAP. He replaced GAP
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