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Glock G37

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Glock lists the G37 as a Standard .45 GAP Safe Action pistol with a 10-round standard magazine, presented as a big-bore cartridge in a standard-framed handgun. The directory normalizes its frame class as full-size.

Scope note: Glock publishes no generation label for this model — its page title, heading and header chip all read simply "G37" — so none is recorded, following the G47 precedent.
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The owner's manual (p. 53) does list a separate G37 Gen4 column, but Glock US publishes no g37-gen4 product page and the sitemap holds only g37, so this record follows the unlabeled page: the 204 mm overall length here is that model's, against the manual's 202 mm for the Gen4 it documents but does not sell. Cartridge rendering differs across Glock's own sources — the technical-data row reads ".45 G.A.P.", the page's overview reads "45 GAP", the manual reads ".45 GAP" — and the directory records .45 GAP across the G37, G38 and G39. No launch release names the G37, or the .45 GAP line at all, so year introduced is unrecorded. No controls are recorded: the overview names none, and the manual's magazine-catch statement (p. 38) covers only Gen4, Gen5, Crossover and Slimline models. Glock publishes no production-status field, so this record makes no claim about current production — only that the model is catalogued. The manual's spec table matches the product page on every recorded value.

Reference fields

ManufacturerGlock[1]
Firearm categoryHandgun[1]
Manufacturer chambering.45 G.A.P.[1]
GenerationNot yet verified
Manufacturer size classStandard[1]
Manufacturer listingListed on Glock US[1]
Slide finishNot yet verified
ControlsNot yet verified
WarrantyOne year from original purchase by the initial consumer; regional terms apply[3]
MSRPNot recorded
Verification boundary: Published technical data are rounded, may not reflect manufacturing tolerances, and may change without notice. MSRP is not recorded: most cited product pages do publish a price, but it changes without notice and independently of the specification, so this directory has no field for it and the row stays blank rather than carrying a figure that would silently go stale. Values marked ≈ were converted by this directory from the unit system the source published; the unmarked figure in the same row is the published one.
Evidence tiers backing this record: Manufacturer. Unmarked values come from manufacturer documentation; any value drawn from a lower tier is labeled inline with that tier. Where two sources disagreed, the higher tier was recorded and the disagreement noted.

Sources

  1. [1]
    G37 — Technical DataManufacturer Manufacturer product page
    Accessed 2026-08-12
  2. [2]Accessed 2026-08-12
  3. [3]
    Glock Answers Frequently Asked QuestionsManufacturer Manufacturer support page
    Accessed 2026-08-12

Common questions

Answered from this record's cited fields only. Where a manufacturer publishes nothing on a subject, the question is not asked rather than answered with a blank.

01What caliber is the Glock G37?

The Glock G37 is chambered in .45 GAP. Glock writes it as .45 G.A.P.. Ammunition should match the exact chambering marked on the firearm.

02How many rounds does the Glock G37 hold?

Glock lists a 10-round standard magazine for the G37. Glock lists no optional capacities for this record. These are magazine capacities; a round carried in the chamber is not counted here.

03What is the barrel length of the Glock G37?

Glock lists a barrel length of 114 mm / 4.49 in.

04What are the dimensions of the Glock G37?

Glock publishes 204 × 33 × 139 mm / 8.03 × 1.3 × 5.47 in (height: including magazine). Any measurement basis shown is the manufacturer's own qualifier; where none is shown, the manufacturer states none.

05How much does the Glock G37 weigh?

Glock publishes 740 g / 26.1 oz without a magazine; 815 g / 28.75 oz with an empty magazine fitted. These are different measurement conditions and are not interchangeable.

06What size class is the Glock G37?

Glock lists the G37 as Standard. This directory normalizes that to its full-size frame class, so records from different makers can be grouped; the manufacturer's own wording is kept alongside it.

07Is the Glock G37 striker-fired?

Glock publishes "Safe Action" as its own name for the action and does not classify an ignition type for the G37. This directory records the manufacturer's wording and leaves the ignition field empty rather than inferring a classification the source does not state.

08What is the trigger pull on the Glock G37?

Glock lists 28 N / ≈6.29 lb. A published figure is a specification rather than a measurement of any individual firearm.

09Does the Glock G37 have a warranty?

Glock states: One year from original purchase by the initial consumer; regional terms apply. Terms are as published at the date this record was checked and may vary by region.