Glock – Glock Reference Guide, 2nd Edition
≈ $29
Price at the dealer: 289 kr. Converted at the ECB rate as of November 10, 2026.
No permit required (18+)
254 64 Helsingborg, Sweden
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ID: 11618893
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- Original language
- Swedish
- Brand
- Glock
- Category
- Condition
- New
- Location
- 🇸🇪 254 64 Helsingborg, Sweden
- Availability
- In stock
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- RangeMaster Store
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- about 24 hours ago
Description
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Whether you're an experienced Glockophile or shopping for your first Glock pistol, this revised and expanded second edition of Robb Manning's Glock Reference Guide is essential reading. It covers every model and milestone in the development of Gaston Glock's iconic handgun since its introduction in 1983.
Inside you'll find complete coverage and testing information for all Glock models, including Gen5 updates, law-enforcement/military-only variants, custom Glocks, and models never offered in the United States. It's all here! Every model, every caliber, every variant and every generation, from the first prototype through developments that took place in 2019.
Inside:
History and commentary on every Glock model
How they're made and how they work
How to disassemble, clean and troubleshoot
Coverage of Glock and non-Glock accessories
Glocks and suppressors
Info on Glock pistol-caliber carbines
Learn why Glock is the preferred autoloading pistol for countless law-enforcement and government agencies, military units, competitive and recreational shooters and private citizens.
