A) January 2026 B) November 2025 C) December 2025 D) October 2025
A) December 31, 2025 B) January 20, 2026 C) November 30, 2025 D) October 31, 2025
A) Streamlining and right-sizing B) Bankruptcy C) Factory relocation D) Declining global sales
A) Legislation against pistols easily converted to fully automatic fire B) Tariffs on imported firearms C) Restrictions on magazine capacities over 10 rounds D) Bans on polymer frames
A) Extended mag releases B) Recoil buffers C) Match barrels D) Glock switches
A) Gen3 models B) Crossover models C) Double-stack models D) Single-stack slimline models
A) Glock 26 B) Glock 19 C) Glock 17 D) Glock 42
A) Glock 21 B) Glock 43 C) Glock 45 D) Glock 23
A) Glock 26 and 44 B) Glock 43X and 48 C) Glock 20 and 21 D) Glock 17 and 19
A) October 2025 B) December 2025 C) January 2026 D) November 2025
A) An 'X' designation B) An 'S' designation C) A 'Gen6' designation D) A 'V' designation
A) G17 Gen5 B) G17 RTF2 C) G17 MOS D) G17 V
A) G20 V MOS B) G44 V C) G17 V D) G19 V
A) Trigger bars B) Takedown lever C) Slide stop lever D) Magwell
A) Trigger housing pin B) Slide rails C) Frame color D) Barrel rifling
A) Firing pin safety B) Trigger shoe C) Sear engagement surface D) Firing pin channel
A) Locking blocks B) Rear plates C) Guide rods D) Base plates
A) December 2025 B) January 2026 C) November 2025 D) October 2025
A) Military-only exclusive B) Lower-cost baseline offering C) Discontinued collector line D) Premium custom tier
A) Glock 45 B) Glock 17 C) Glock 19 D) Glock 20
A) Glock 23 B) Glock 49 C) Glock 48 D) Glock 43X
A) Glock 20 B) Glock 44 C) Glock 26 D) Glock 21
A) January 20, 2026 B) December 6, 2025 C) November 30, 2025 D) October 15, 2025
A) November 1, 2025 B) December 6, 2025 C) January 20, 2026 D) October 1, 2025
A) SHOT Show 2026 B) SHOT Show 2025 C) ENSETA 2026 D) NRA Annual Meeting 2025
A) Dallas B) Orlando C) Phoenix D) Las Vegas
A) .45 ACP B) .40 S&W C) .380 ACP D) 9×19mm Parabellum
A) Four B) Three C) Two D) Five
A) Glock 26 Gen6 B) Glock 17 Gen6 C) Glock 44 Gen6 D) Glock 20 Gen6
A) Glock 21 Gen6 B) Glock 48 Gen6 C) Glock 23 Gen6 D) Glock 19 Gen6
A) Glock 43X Gen6 B) Glock 42 Gen6 C) Glock 45 Gen6 D) Glock 49 Gen6
A) Glock 45 Gen6 B) Glock 19 Gen6 C) Glock 49 Gen6 D) Glock 17 Gen6
A) Steel frames, grip safeties, and external hammers B) Manual thumb safeties, threaded barrels, and adjustable sights C) Ergonomics, trigger design, and an integrated optic-ready system D) Weight reduction, caliber conversion, and hammer-firing
A) Reshaped with a more pronounced palm swell B) Replaced with wooden panels C) Smoothed out for a slimmer profile D) Made completely cylindrical
A) Extended thumb rest B) Built-in compass C) Folding stock attachment D) Integrated laser sight
A) Made detachable B) Shortened for concealment C) Removed entirely D) Enlarged beavertail
A) Aggressively undercut B) Squared off like early Glock models C) Rounded and smoothed D) Enlarged to fit winter gloves
A) Removed from the front of the slide B) Replaced with stippling C) Straight vertical serrations D) Deeper angled slide serrations
A) Flat-faced trigger B) Curved match trigger C) Double-action-only hammer trigger D) Hinged safety trigger
A) RTF2 B) Poly-Grip C) RTF6 D) Gen-Tex
A) Features smooth polished plastic on all gripping surfaces B) Uses metal studs embedded in the polymer C) Combines two textures across an expanded surface area including the thumb rest D) Uses rubberized overmolding exclusively
A) Mil-Std-1913 rail system B) Fixed bridge mount system C) MOS mounting system D) Dovetailed iron sight system
A) Mounted on top without cutting the slide B) Deeper slide cut allowing optics to sit lower C) Shallower slide cut requiring adapter plates D) Replaces the rear sight completely at standard height
A) Polymer B) Steel C) Titanium D) Aluminum
A) Acts as a crush washer to absorb shear force during recoil B) Serves as a waterproof gasket C) Stores a backup battery for red dot sights D) Acts as an electrical contact for illuminated optics
A) Gen3 series B) V-series C) Gen5 MOS series D) Gen4 series
A) Tungsten guide rods B) Heavier dual recoil springs C) Revised slide rails D) Pinned locking blocks
A) Magazine catch geometry B) Trigger bar geometry C) Extractor claw geometry D) Slide stop spring geometry
A) Yes B) No C) Only on the Glock 45 Gen6 D) Only on select international models
A) Evolutionary rather than revolutionary design B) Stagnation and resistance to modern trends C) A temporary setback in manufacturing capability D) Cost-cutting measures at the expense of quality
A) A cleaning kit B) Replacement recoil springs C) A spare barrel D) A bottle of gun oil
A) Speed loader B) Moon clip C) Mag loader spoon only D) Strip loader
A) Stippling iron B) Extended beavertail clip-on C) Rubber grip sleeve D) Backstrap set
A) A cardboard box B) A hard storage case C) A soft nylon zippered pouch D) A wooden presentation chest
A) Yes B) Only single-stack magazines C) No D) Only Gen5 magazines
A) Priced lower than Gen5 models B) Priced at the same MSRP as Gen5 models C) Priced significantly higher than Gen5 models D) Variable pricing depending on the optic plate included
A) Swiss B) American C) German D) Austrian
A) 1985 B) 1982 C) 1980 D) 1988
A) Nitrider B) Bluing C) Tenifer D) Parkerize
A) 10mm Auto B) .357 Magnum C) .40 S&W D) 9x19mm Parabellum
A) Senate Bill 450 B) Assembly Bill 1127 C) Firearms Safety Act 101 D) Assembly Bill 88
A) Manufacturing steel tools and cutlery B) Extensive experience in advanced synthetic polymers C) Working as an armorer for the Austrian police D) Decades of designing military rifles
A) Browning Hi-Power B) Walther P38 C) Luger P08 D) M1911
A) 20,000 rounds B) 10,000 rounds C) 5,000 rounds D) 15,000 rounds
A) Gaston Glock B) Friedrich Dechant C) Browning Hi-Power D) Walther P38
A) SIG Sauer B) Steyr Mannlicher C) Heckler & Koch D) Beretta
A) Heckler & Koch B) FN Herstal C) SIG Sauer D) Steyr Mannlicher
A) Heckler & Koch B) SIG Sauer C) Beretta D) FN Herstal
A) Steyr Mannlicher B) Beretta C) SIG Sauer D) FN Herstal
A) Heckler & Koch B) Steyr Mannlicher C) Glock GmbH D) FN Herstal
A) 25,000 guns B) 10,000 guns C) 50,000 guns D) 350,000 guns
A) 1992 B) 1982 C) 1985 D) 1988
A) 1988 B) 1985 C) 1982 D) 1992
A) 9000-12-345-6789 B) 4400-55-987-4321 C) 1005-25-133-6775 D) 1005-99-888-1234
A) 250,000 B) 100,000 C) 50,000 D) 300,000
A) 2013 B) 2000 C) 2020 D) 1988
A) 2013 B) 2020 C) 2025 D) 2024
A) 1929–2023 B) 1940–2024 C) 1920–2015 D) 1935–2021
A) Steel-framed, roller-delayed, locked-breech revolver B) Polymer-framed, gas-operated, tilting-bolt machine pistol C) All-metal, blowback-operated, open-breech automatic D) Polymer-framed, short-recoil-operated, locked-breech semi-automatic
A) Checkered pattern B) Smoother pebble finish C) Fish-gill serrations D) Rough textured frame
A) Thumb rests B) Accessory rail C) Finger grooves D) Trigger guard checkering
A) On the barrel B) Inside the slide C) Directly on the polymer D) A small metal plate
A) AK000 B) AL000 C) AH000 D) AF000
A) Pencil barrels B) Rough textured barrels C) Thin tubes D) Standard barrels
A) Aluminum containers B) Tupperware style plastic boxes C) Hard polymer vaults D) Pelican cases
A) Checkering B) Thumb rests C) Finger grooves D) Accessory rails
A) 1998 B) 1988 C) 1991 D) 2009
A) A weaver rail B) A keyed slot C) A Picatinny rail D) A dovetail mount
A) A modified extractor B) A red indicator pin C) A hole in the barrel D) A protruding trigger
A) Bright orange B) Neon green C) Glossy white D) Flat dark earth
A) Flat dark earth B) Bright red C) Bright blue D) Olive drab
A) Bright blue B) Black C) Flat dark earth D) Bright red
A) 1982 B) 2009 C) 1998 D) 1988
A) .380 ACP B) .45 ACP C) 9mm D) .40 S&W
A) Angled rear-only B) Scalloped fish-gill-shaped C) Straight vertical D) Diamond patterned
A) Mark IV B) V4 C) Gen4 D) Generation IV
A) Checkered B) RTF-4 C) RTF-2 D) Stippled
A) Slightly smaller B) Significantly thicker C) Identical D) Slightly larger
A) A flathead screwdriver B) A punch C) Pliers D) An allen wrench
A) January 2013 B) July 2010 C) September 2011 D) January 2010 |