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Glock 32 Gen4 .357 SIG
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Glock 32 Gen4 .357 SIG

Model: PG3250203

13
CAPACITY
4.02"
BARREL
1.5
LBS
Striker Fired
ACTION
.357 SIG
CALIBER
—
MSRP

Full Specifications

Action Type Striker Fired
Trigger Striker Fired
Trigger Pull 6.3 lbs
Safety Safe Action system (trigger safety, firing pin safety, drop safety); no manual safety
Optic Ready No
Magazines Included 3
Overall Length 7.28"
Barrel Length 4.02"
Height 5.04"
Width 1.26"
Weight 24.34 oz (1.52 lbs)
Frame Material Polymer
Frame Finish Black
Slide Material Steel
Slide Finish nDLC
Barrel Material Carbon Steel
Twist Rate 1:9.84"
Grip Type Textured Polymer
Country of Origin Austria

About This Firearm

The Glock 32 Gen4 is a polymer-framed striker-fired .357 SIG built for concealed carry and plainclothes duty. Glock no longer offers it to the public, so a complete pistol is a used buy. Its magazine holds 13 rounds in a frame 1.26 inches wide, and three magazines came with the pistol.

Glock's compact .40 S&W pistol has the same 7.28-inch length, 5.04-inch height and magazine capacity, so holsters and magazine pouches cross straight over. The backstraps are interchangeable and the extended magazine catch reverses for a left hand. The trigger breaks at 6.3 lbs. The slide has no optic cut, and no optic-ready version of this chambering was built. The barrel is 4.02 inches and the gun weighs 24.34 oz.

If you're cross-shopping, the Glock 31 Gen4 is the full-size gun in the same cartridge, 15 rounds behind a 4.49-inch barrel at 26.1 oz, and it is out of production. The Sig Sauer P229 is the hammer-fired compact in this chambering at 34.4 oz with a 3.9-inch barrel, a decocker and a 4.4 lb single-action pull. The Glock is 10.06 oz lighter on a belt, and the Sig's extra weight softens a high-pressure cartridge in the hand.

Best For

GOOD
Concealed Carry
A frame this narrow with a grip just over five inches tall hides under an untucked shirt, and holsters cut for the compact .40 S&W Glock fit it.
GOOD
Duty
Thirteen rounds and a reversible catch cover plainclothes and backup duty for an agency on the cartridge, behind a 4.02-inch barrel.
FAIR
Range/Target
Three magazines and a 6.3 lb pull make for straightforward practice. Ammunition cost in this chambering decides how long a session runs.

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths
  • Three magazines came with the pistol, two of them spares in the US.
  • Sharing dimensions with the compact .40 S&W Glock means lights, holsters and pouches made for that pistol fit this one.
  • The backstraps and the reversible magazine catch let one pistol fit a small right hand and a large left one.
Limitations
  • No optic cut and no factory optic-ready slide in this chambering, so a dot is a milling job.
  • Loads in .357 SIG are few next to 9mm, and the price per round is the practical limit on practice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do holsters for the compact .40 S&W Glock fit it?

They do. Glock gives both pistols the same length, height and width, so a holster, light or magazine pouch built for one carries the other.

What sights did it ship with?

Glock's standard polymer fixed set, a white dot front and a white outline rear.

What is the twist rate?

A 1:9.84 twist, the same rate used across Glock's .357 SIG pistols.

What came in the box?

The pistol with one magazine, two spares in the US, a speed loader, a cleaning set, a case, the backstrap set and a cable lock.