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Glock 37 Specifications

Glock is one of the top gun manufacturing companies in the world, producing weapons used by private owners, law enforcement officials and soldiers, including Special Forces operatives in such units as the NAVY SEALs and Army Rangers. The Glock 37 G.A.P. model is a .45-caliber pistol introduced in 2003, with a smaller grip than its predecessor, the Glock 21, while retaining the features and qualities that make Glock a popular choice for gun enthusiasts.

Length, Height and Width
- The Glock 37 .45 G.A.P. pistol is 7.32 inches in length, 5.51 inches in height, 1.18 inches in width and has a barrel height of 1.26 inches. The pistol's line of sight is 6.49 inches, and the barrel length is 4.49 inches.
Trigger Specs
- The Glock 37 .45 G.A.P. pistol has a 5.5-pound trigger pull with 0.5 inches of trigger travel and 2.793 inches of trigger reach. The pistol features three safety mechanisms.
Grip Specs
- The Glock .45 G.A.P. pistol has a polymer grip with circumference of 7.375 inches. Grip thickness is 1.182 inches and grip front-to-back length is 2.08 inches
Magazine Specs
- The Glock 37 .45 G.A.P. pistol features a 10-bullet magazine capacity. A full magazine weighs 9.53 ounces and an empty magazine weighs 2.68 ounces and is 0.904 inches thick.
Weight, Barrel Rifling and Length of Twist
- The Glock 37 .45 G.A.P. pistol weighs 35.48 ounces fully loaded and 25.95 ounces when empty. The barrel has a cold-hammered Tenifer finish, coated with rounded interior profiles. The barrel rifling (the grooves inside the barrel that control the stability and accuracy of an ejected bullet), is right hand, octagonal, and the length of twist (the distance the bullet must travel to rotate a full revolution), is 15.75 inches.

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