I am looking pretty hard at the Glock 30 for CCW, when I eventually do it, I keep spending my money buying guns, lol. I just wondered if anyone had one or had any input or opinion.
I recently purchased a G30sf. I have enjoyed mine so far. I have done nothing to it but put a set of Meprolight night sites on it and SHOOT it. It's hard to beat 11 rounds of .45acp in such a small and lightweight package.
This was my line of thinking as well. Hoping to find one at the Wanenmacher in April. Should have tax return by then.
I have the Glock 29 (10mm Auto same size as the Glock 30) and carry it every day. I love it. Nice compromise between power and size IMO. Mine carries great in a MTAC IWB.
I carry a 30. I've loved it since the day I bought it. I've made Glock believers out of several people after letting them shoot mine.
The 10mm is the optimum anti-personnel handgun cartridge. You did not compromise.
My G30sf is the most accurate Glock and softest shoting 45 I have.
These answers are all concreting my decision. Every gunstore I've been to to look at one doesn't have any. I hope I can find one at the big gunshow in April.
I love mine and it is extremely accurate right out of the box. I'm a little worried about how comfortable it's going to be when I get my IWB Holster as the gun looks a little "thick" to me. The wait on the Holster is 4 - 6 weeks, so it's almost like waiting for my CCW all over again, lol.
Do you mean, relative to other Glocks, or relative to other guns? If you mean the latter, then I had one, and it suffers from the same maladies as other Glocks, which I constantly harp on and reiterate, which are deal-breakers as far as I am concerned, for the price of them. It also has the same upside(s) as other Glocks, meaning that it has an outstanding finish, and a lot of aftermarket doodads for it, and retains value pretty well. 
Right. Just like with the other polymer framed guns other there which also do exactly that (quite a few of them), except that the other ones have higher quality mags, higher quality guide rods, higher quality sights, more supported 6 oclocks chambers, more ergo grips, better looks, and without the ET-alien-designed grip angles. Oh and the other ones cost less or about the same (except Walther, HK, and a couple of others).
They shoot fine (reliability and accuracy), as far as that goes, just like every other mid- to high-quality semi-auto pistol on the market today.
Right. Just like with the other polymer framed guns other there which also do exactly that (quite a few of them), except that the other ones have higher quality mags, higher quality guide rods, higher quality sights, more supported 6 oclocks chambers, more ergo grips, better looks, and without the ET-alien-designed grip angles. Oh and the other ones cost less or about the same (except Walther, HK, and a couple of others).
They shoot fine (reliability and accuracy), as far as that goes, just like every other mid- to high-quality semi-auto pistol on the market today.
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