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Quick Look

The Glock 47 debuted in 2019 as a modular pistol combining handgun and carbine features. It emphasizes adaptability with its full-length slide and frame rails. Today, the Glock 47 serves law enforcement and civilian shooters seeking versatility in a compact 9mm platform.

Why It's a Top Choice

Modular design fits Glock 17 and 19 frames
Enhanced slide with accessory rails for optics
Reliable performance from Glock's proven system
Common 9mm caliber for ammo availability
Compact form factor for duty or concealed carry

Key Variants

Glock 47 MOS

Includes optics-ready slide for mounting red dot sights favored by tactical users.

Glock 47

Standard model combining compact size with Glock's consistent reliability.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Glock 47	Sig Sauer P365XL	Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus
MSRP	$599	$579	$499
Capacity/Size	17+1, Full-size	12+1, Subcompact	13+1, Compact
Weight	26.9 oz	20.7 oz	24 oz
Optics-Ready	Yes, MOS variant	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Safe Action striker	Striker-fired	Striker-fired
Notable Pro	Modular compatibility with Glock frames	High capacity in subcompact size	Ergonomic grip and trigger improvements
Notable Con	Heavier than some compact pistols	Smaller capacity than full-size	Smaller grip size may limit comfort

Best Use Cases

Duty and law enforcement use
Concealed carry with modular options
Home defense
Range training and target shooting
Practical handgun competition

FAQs

Can I use Glock 17 magazines in the Glock 47?

Yes, the Glock 47 is compatible with Glock 17 magazines, enhancing ammo and accessory flexibility.

What is the barrel length of the Glock 47?

The Glock 47 features a 4.17-inch barrel, balancing accuracy and concealability.

How does the Glock 47 differ from the Glock 19?

It uses a full-length slide and frame rails from the Glock 17, allowing modular frame swaps unlike the Glock 19.

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