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Weapon Details: Glock 45   (Created: 12.01.2017, Changed: 12.01.2017)

Weapon Details | Market monitoring (328) | Ammunition (6)
 
 

Weapon Details (Top):

Weapon: Glock 45 Manufacturer: Glock Ges.m.b.H. Calibre: 9mm Para First Issued: 2018 Permission required: Ger: Waffenerwerbschein der zuständigen Polizeibehörde. AVG2 (CH): Patreon only!   Price statistics

 

Other weapons in the series (Top):

Glock 45
Glock 45 Gen. 5 COA
Glock 45 Gen. 6
Glock 45 Gen. 6 COA
Glock 45 Hunter
 

Description (Top):

Dating Glock pistols The Glock pistols which were proof fired in Austria have three additional letters next to the Viennese proof sign ("NPV"). These letters indicate the date of proof or manufacture. The letters are resolved as follows: The first letter is the coded month: E: January L: February N: March B: April S: May Z: June G: July P: August I: September C: October V: November A: December Letters 2. and 3. are the year of manufacture (19xx or 20xx) O: 0 W: 1 K: 2 R: 3 F: 4 M: 5 H: 6 Y: 7 T: 8 D: 9 The Glock 17 Gen. 1 on this Picture (code "NTF") was manufactured in March 1984. The Glock 18 Gen. 2 on this Picture (code "BDK") was manufactured in April 1992. The on this Picture (code "VWK") was manufactured in November 2012. The Glock 43x on this Picture (code "IWD") was manufactured in September 2019. The Glock 19 Gen. 5 KaPo Graubünden, misnumbering on this Picture (code "LKO") was manufactured in February 2020. Newer Glock pistols are marked with the datecode on the front part of the frame (code VGM, Picture) and later directly with the date, such as here for example a Glock 20, manufactured in October 2020 (Picture) or this Glock 18C, manufactured in April 2023 (Picture).

 
 

Market monitoring (Top):

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Ammunition (Top):

9mm Parabellum (Luger), commercial
Pistol marking cartridge 77
Pistol cartridge 14 (9mm Pist Pat 14)
Pistol cartridge 41 (9mm Pist Pat 41)
Pistol cartridge 41 Manipulator
Pistol cartridge 41 Test
 

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