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Slater
05-19-23, 08:47
The G47 has been on the market for a little while now. Anyone with any experience? Does it have anything that would recommend it over a standard G17 Gen 5?
mack7.62
05-19-23, 09:46
Why the hell won't Glock just come out with what everybody wants, a Glock 19 frame with 17 slide, all these games get old.
Exiledviking
05-19-23, 12:43
Why the hell won't Glock just come out with what everybody wants, a Glock 19 frame with 17 slide, all these games get old.Like this? I haven't had a chance to shoot the 47 slide on my G19.5 frame yet, but I'm looking forward to trying it. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230519/87bf3fc4fa12c3087b65cbbfb686e259.jpg
jesuvuah
05-19-23, 12:59
Why the hell won't Glock just come out with what everybody wants, a Glock 19 frame with 17 slide, all these games get old.I owned one for a while (a 17 chopped down to a 19) it really wasn't anything special. I am fine with a 19

Soli Deo Gloria
L-2
05-19-23, 13:31
I've no photos of it, but I temporarily put my G17gen5 slide assembly onto my G19gen5 frame.
I also temporarily put a G19 slide assembly onto a G26.

They were both ok, but not something I'd buy that way.
Kind of like mini-G34 guns of sorts.
Exiledviking
05-19-23, 13:58
If you already have a G17.5 set up the way you prefer it, the G47 doesn't really offer much over the G17.5.

Going forward, if you want a factory MOS cut on a 17 length slide, you'll have to buy a G47 as Glock will no longer offer the G17.5 with the MOS cut (unless it's large contract).

The G47 slide is heavier, almost identical in weight to the G34.5 slide, so some shooters feel that the G47 is softer shooting. Also, if you already have a G19.5, with a G47 you can swap the slides back and forth as you prefer (see my picture above) as you'll have the same locking block and recoil spring assembly. So, with a G47 and a G19.5, you can also set up the G47 frame up as a G45 if you like.

Apparently, BJ Norris won the Carry Optics division and the Production division with a G47 at the the 2023 World Speed Shooting Championship, commonly known as The Steel Challenge a few weeks ago.
ST911
05-19-23, 14:58
The G47 has been on the market for a little while now. Anyone with any experience? Does it have anything that would recommend it over a standard G17 Gen 5?

There is something about the 47 that defies description. It's not a 17, 45, or 19...something else.

Other thing I've noticed: Mine throw brass harder and farther than anything else, including others with the breechface cut.


Why the hell won't Glock just come out with what everybody wants, a Glock 19 frame with 17 slide, all these games get old.

There's certainly a market segment that wants that, and some more that think they do, but that number is probably much smaller than we think.
Tokarev
09-11-23, 07:47
https://www.police1.com/police-products/firearms/articles/review-why-the-glock-47-mos-is-a-logical-evolutionary-step-uy1Mqczwuoqvcv0E/
Renegade04
09-11-23, 17:42
For me, I am not interested in swapping around parts on my Glocks. I wanted a G47 MOS, so I bought one. I also want a G45 MOS, but it will have to wait for a while. I like the way the G47 feels and balances.

https://i.imgur.com/BARHeyv.jpg
BuzzinSATX
09-11-23, 21:20
There is something about the 47 that defies description. It's not a 17, 45, or 19...something else.

Other thing I've noticed: Mine throw brass harder and farther than anything else, including others with the breechface cut.



There's certainly a market segment that wants that, and some more that think they do, but that number is probably much smaller than we think.

I suspect the same. Remember the wailing and whining when the G19X came out and the Internet said it was bass-ackward and would never sell? LOL! You be heard many times the 19X/45 are the best shooting Glocks out there. I personally can’t say as I like my G19-5.

I think red dots put a huge damper on long slides and the extended sight picture…


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fred
09-26-23, 16:35
When we got ours in I opted for the 19 over the 47 due to carrying off-duty, but now (retired) I want one for myself. In the 2-ish years I was there with guys who carried it, no one had a bad word to say about them, and I never saw one break. The BP really got it right with this pistol, too bad they're not patrolling the border anymore.