Quick Look

The Glock 46 MOS debuted as a law enforcement-focused variant featuring a rotating barrel system instead of Glock's traditional tilting mechanism. Designed for improved recoil management and consistent accuracy, it remains a specialized model not widely released for civilian use. Though limited in availability, it garners strong attention from collectors and Glock enthusiasts due to its technical uniqueness and German police adoption.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Rotating barrel system enhances shot-to-shot accuracy
• Modular Optic System (MOS) supports popular red dots
• Low bore axis improves recoil control
• Ambidextrous slide stop for broader usability
• Trusted performance from Glock's duty heritage

Key Variants

Glock 46 MOS

A unique rotating-barrel Glock optimized for law enforcement precision and modular optics integration.

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Best Use Cases

• Law enforcement duty use
• Advanced firearms training
• Red dot optic integration tests
• Collectors seeking rare Glock variants
• Semi-competitive shooting

FAQs

What is unique about the Glock 46 MOS?

The Glock 46 MOS features a rotating barrel, a first for Glock, improving recoil and accuracy metrics.

Can I buy a Glock 46 MOS in the U.S.?

As of now, the Glock 46 MOS is not widely available to civilians in the U.S., primarily issued in Germany.

How does the Glock 46 MOS compare to the Glock 19?

The Glock 46 has a rotating barrel and ambidextrous controls, while the Glock 19 uses a tilting barrel.