#SundayGunday: Glock 40 Gen4 MOS

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posted on November 12, 2017
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It’s not very often we get to talk about hunting pistolseven rarer is the opportunity to talk about a semi-automatic pistol designed for hunting. A relative newcomer to the Glock family, the Glock G40 Gen 4 MOS has already gained appreciation for its hunting capabilities, as well as self-defense, in bear country. If you’re a fan of hunting with semi-autos or a Glock fan who’s been waiting for a sidearm to take into the woods, the Glock G40 Gen 4 MOS, chambered in the powerful 10mm cartridge, is for you. Learn more about it with the video embedded above, hosted by Managing Editor Jon Draper.

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