One of Glock's most popular handgun is the Glock 30 SF. The Glock 30 SF handgun is subcompact .45 auto handgun. In this police handgun review, we will discuss the Glock 30 handgun. This police handgun is definitely worth shooting.

The Glock 30 SF handgun is the subcompact version of the Glock 21 handgun. The SF stands for "short frame". The Glock 30 has the same polymer frame as the Glock 21 and features a 10 round magazine. While the magazine does hold 10 rounds, I found it difficult to load the tenth round.

I recently had the opportunity to fire the Glock 30 handgun and loved it. The gun was very precise and accurate. With its smooth design and simple operation like the rest of the Glock handguns, quick drawing of this police handgun was no problem. I fired about 200 rounds with the Glock 30 and did not have any malfunctions. One thing that I was concerned about prior to firing the Glock 30 was that it was too small of a handgun for that caliber. After I started to shoot it, I soon found that was not an issue. The size and weight of the Glock 30 was perfect. In fact the only problem I had was that I have larger hands and require a magazine extender on all of my Glock handguns.

Just like all the other Glock handguns, the Glock 30 was very easy to breakdown and clean. I also know of several high quality Gould & Goodrich hoslters that this handgun fits in making it very easy to carry.  Overall this is a great back up handgun or off duty handgun and I highly recommend the Glock 30 SF handgun.

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