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Glock 33 Gen4 .357 SIG
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Glock 33 Gen4 .357 SIG

Model: PG3350201

9
CAPACITY
3.43"
BARREL
1.4
LBS
Striker Fired
ACTION
.357 SIG
CALIBER
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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 6.42"
Barrel Length 3.43"
Height 4.21"
Width 1.26"
Weight 21.87 oz (1.37 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 33 Gen4 is a polymer-framed striker-fired .357 SIG built for backup and deep concealment. Glock no longer offers it to the public, so a complete pistol is a used buy. Its flush magazine holds nine rounds in a grip 4.21 inches tall, which is a two-finger hold for most adult hands.

Three magazines came with the pistol, and the Gen4 frame brings interchangeable backstraps and an extended magazine catch that reverses for a left hand. The trigger breaks at 6.3 lbs. The slide has no optic cut. The gun is 6.42 inches long, 1.26 inches wide and weighs 21.87 oz, and a bottlenecked high-pressure cartridge in a pistol that light comes back fast. An extended magazine floorplate restores a full grip without changing the round count.

If you're cross-shopping, the Glock 32 Gen4 is the compact in the same cartridge, 13 rounds behind a 4.02-inch barrel at 24.34 oz, on a grip 5.04 inches tall that takes a whole hand. The Sig Sauer P239 is the single-stack hammer-fired alternative, seven rounds at 29.5 oz behind a 3.6-inch barrel, 1.2 inches wide with a 4.4 lb single-action break. The P239 carries 7.63 oz more, and that weight is most of why the same cartridge is easier to shoot in it.

Best For

GOOD
Pocket Carry
At 6.42 inches long on a grip barely over four inches, it fits an ankle rig, a coat pocket holster or a vehicle mount that the compact and full-size guns in this cartridge will not.
GOOD
Concealed Carry
The narrowest dimension on the gun is shared with every other Glock in the line, so a subcompact holster hides it against the body without a special order.
FAIR
Range/Target
A 6.3 lb pull and three magazines make practice simple to organize, but a short grip and a sharp cartridge make it tiring work.

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths
  • Nine rounds in a pistol this size is more than the single-stack guns in the cartridge manage.
  • Three magazines shipped with it, and the Gen4 backstraps and reversible catch came with them.
  • Everything on the gun is the same manual of arms as the larger .357 SIG Glocks, so a backup pistol works like the duty one.
Limitations
  • The flush magazine leaves two fingers on the grip, and a floorplate extension is an added purchase.
  • No optic cut in the slide, and no factory optic-ready version of this chambering exists.
  • A light pistol and a high-pressure cartridge punish practice, and nothing in Glock's .357 SIG line weighs less than this one.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What came in the box?

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

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 Glock cuts across this cartridge.