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Despite appearing to be alphanumeric soup, one can learn a lot from Glock’s model designations. Being a Glock—sometimes abbreviate simply to “G” before the model number—the gun is sure to be a striker-fire semi-automatic center-fire pistol feeding from a detachable magazine (fully-automatic variants such as the G18 do exist, but are not available to average consumers).

Though some contract models do feature a manual safety, most commercial Glocks, including the subject of this review, rely on the company’s Safe Action System, compris of three passive safeties: trigger safety, firing pin safety and drop safety. The model number, in this case “19,” was originally tie  sequentially, to Gaston Glock’s personal invention patents—i.e. the original Glock 19 was his 19^th invention.

Now those numbers indicate, roughly, the size, chambering and ammunition capacity for a given gun, the G19 being a compact pistol in 9 mm Luger featuring a 4” barrel and 15-round magazine. The “MOS” stands for Modular Optic System and refers to the slide’s topside cutout and corresponding mounting plates which facilitate the attachment of a miniature red-dot sight.

Circling back to the frame and front slide serrations offers some insight regarding Glock’s current modus operandi. The frame is, as mentione the Gen5 configuration, though with one interesting change. Most Gen5 models feature a new semi-circular cutout at the base of the grip frame’s frontstrap, ostensibly to facilitate removing a stuck or stubborn magazine by allowing a finger to hook and pull the magazine’s baseplate.