American Safety Trainers - Compatible with Glock Models - Non-Functional Solid Polymer Training Guns - Blaze Orange - U.S.A. - Safe Practice Aides - Fits Model Specific Holsters

I bought this Non-Functional Solid Polymer Glock training pistol for use in training and drills, and it has been excellent. The build quality is solid—sturdy polymer that stands up to repeated handling and drops without chipping or cracking. The dimensions and feel closely mimic the real thing, which makes weapon-handling drills, holster work, and dry-fire practice feel much more realistic and useful. I appreciate that it’s non-functional and safe for classroom and range-side instruction while still offering the weight and ergonomics students need to build proper habits. It fits standard Glock-compatible holsters and mag pouches snugly, which is a huge convenience. Overall, great value for anyone needing a durable, realistic training aid for law enforcement, martial arts, or home defensive training. Highly recommended. FYI. Some modifications might need to be made to the barrel. It might not lock in place in some holsters. Drilling into the barrel area might be needed in order to have the pistol lock into the holster.

Great for practicing draw and movement inside your home while maintaining zero risk to yourself, your property and others. Fits my holster and also an X300.

I use for leather holster making

This is a great tool for training for gross body movements. It fits the G17 holster perfectly with appropriate resistance. Main issues are that the fine details are of lower quality. For example, the rear sight is deformed and not useful for teaching aiming. By deformed I mean that the plastic looks like it's been melted and is not evenly spaced. There's also a fair amount of plastic flashing that had to be sanded off.

As good as the name brand.

Fits perfectly in my Level III holster. Zero issues. Perfect for practice with zero chance of discharge. Just what I wanted.

I've wanted a "rubber gun" for draw practice and daily carry/handling training for some time. I know that traditionally they're in blue, but I like orange 'cause I'm old and it's easier to find/see. Since I've had it, I've outdrawn/"shot" bad guys on tv (and a LOT of Medicare spokesweasels) with gleeful abandon. It's almost as good as cap pistols in elementary school games of cops/robbers (yes, I'm old). It's also heavy enough to use the "Superman fling" at someone, if ya gotta. :) For the young'uns, in the old Superman tv shows the bad guys would shoot their 6 shots in the revolver and AFTER WATCHING BULLETS BOUNCE, throw the gun at Superman. Who then ducked. :/

It's far too tight for the Phlster Pro holster. When compared to the actual Glock 17 which draws beautifully, I wasn't able to use this one for my training purposes. I would still recommend this to people who use either adjustable retention holsters or cloth-based holsters where a perfect fit isn't required