Product Overview
- Crossover-configuration 9mm Luger semi-automatic pistol combining a compact slide with a full-size frame.
- Features a flared magwell, ambidextrous slide stop, and Glock Marksman Barrel with black nDLC finish.
- Includes a textured polymer grip with accessory rail; no finger grooves for a clean grip interface.
- Must ship to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder.
Overview
The Glock G45 V in 9mm Luger is a V-series crossover semi-automatic pistol pairing a compact slide with a full-size frame for a 17+1 capacity configuration. The 4.02" Glock Marksman Barrel and 7.44" overall length sit in a black polymer frame with an nDLC-coated slide. Per Glock's own description, this crossover configuration is designed to offer versatility in a single platform.
The frame omits finger grooves for a cleaner grip interface and adds a flared magwell for faster reloads. An ambidextrous slide stop accommodates both-hand operation, and the Safe Action system runs three automatic mechanical safeties.
Key Features
- Crossover Configuration: Compact slide on a full-size frame yields 17+1 capacity in a balanced package.
- 4.02" GMB Barrel: Glock Marksman Barrel with black nDLC finish for enhanced precision and corrosion resistance.
- Flared Magwell: Enlarged funnel aids magazine insertion during reloads.
- Ambidextrous Slide Stop: Usable from either side for left- or right-handed operation.
- No Finger Grooves: Smooth frame front strap accommodates a wider range of grip sizes.
- Safe Action System: Three passive, independently operating mechanical safeties engage and disengage automatically with trigger movement.
- Accessory Rail: Integrated rail on the frame for lights or lasers.
FFL & Compliance
This firearm must ship to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder. Buyers are responsible for knowing and complying with all applicable local, state, and federal laws before purchasing. Magnum Ballistics does not provide legal advice or determine purchaser eligibility. We ship only to the FFL dealer selected during checkout.
