The Gen4 MOS G-19 comes with a milled slide ready for a reflex sight.
Glock has announced the release of two new pistols to join the Modular Optic System (MOS) series, the G17 Gen4 in MOS and the G19 Gen4 in MOS.

The Gen4 MOS G-17 is optics ready out of the box.
The Gen4 MOS G-19 comes with a milled slide ready for a reflex sight.
Glock has announced the release of two new pistols to join the Modular Optic System (MOS) series, the G17 Gen4 in MOS and the G19 Gen4 in MOS.
Now, two of Glock’s best-selling pistols are available with milled slides designed specifically to be adaptable to multiple optic systems without costly customization. The company says G17 Gen4 MOS and G19 Gen4 MOS are the ideal addition to the series as the market continues to trend toward optic-ready everyday carry and defense.
“We’re seeing more and more professional trainers recommend the use of optics for primary and defensive use,” stated Josh Dorsey, vice president at Glock. “Optic ready pistols will enable faster target acquisition when a reflex sight is mounted.”
Both pistols are chambered in 9mm and do not differ in specifications from their respective standard models. Other MOS pistols, introduced in January 2015, are the G34 Gen4 MOS, G35 Gen4 MOS, G41 Gen4 MOS, and the G40 Gen4 MOS. The new models were unveiled Monday at the SHOT Show Industry Day at the Range and will be on display at the Glock booth (#12254) throughout the week. The pistols will be available for purchase at retailers in the following weeks.
To learn more about the new MOS pistols, visit https://us.glock.com/MOS .
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