What does mos mean for Glock pistols?

The term “mil-spec” is usually reserved for components made to very strict specifications for the U.S. military, but glock pistols are also made to mil-spec. This means that the pistols are made to exacting standards and undergo strenuous quality tests to ensure they’re up to the task of protecting your life.

What does MOS mean on a Glock G?

It’s the Manufacturing Ordering System, the standard glock way of designating the different production batches. A Glock pistol’s MOS will often be noted on the slide or frame and sometimes on the barrel. A factory Glock is generally only available with an MOS of 10 if not 15, but some aftermarket parts will be available for less.

What does the word mos mean on a Glock ?

The “M” is the most common model designation for a Glock pistol. It refers to the original Glock design. The “OSP” (orthogonal position system) refers to the grip angle and trigger configuration of the original Glock design. The “Glock” name was registered as a trademark by U.S. businessman Gaston Glock in 1977.

What does MOS mean on a Glock G

The MOS (Military Occupational Specialty) is the way the U.S. military designates jobs within its branches to describe the specific duties performed by individual positions. While the term is often used for military-specific jobs, it can also be used to describe other departments within an organization.

What does MOS mean on a Glock?

The MOS (Military Occupational Specialty) refers to the specific jobs that an individual has been trained to do in the armed forces. As a result, the MOS on a Glock pistol is often the determining factor in which gunsmiths are able to work on your gun. In the case of a Glock, the MOS that your gun was designed for is Pistol Individual. This means that the gun was designed for the individual carrying it on a daily basis and is the gun that they would