Thinking about buying another Glock tomorrow. I was wondering if anyone had experience with the .45ACP Glock 30sf? What are the pros and cons of this particular pistol? Thanks for any info.
Welcome to the forum "jr84mo".
Pros:
10+1 rounds of .45acp in a compact lightweight handgun(
34oz loaded, compared to the venerable 1911 which weighs around 38oz unloaded).
"Push" recoil compared to the "snap" recoil of the .40s&w/.357Sig/+P 9mm/10mm.
It's a Glock! Pro point for that alone.
Barely bigger then the sub-compact Glocks(
just a few millimeters here and there).
A smidgen smaller then the compact Glocks(
a few millimeters there and here).
Barrel Conversions: 10mm, .45 Super, .460 Rowland, .40 Super, .400 Corbon.
Cons:
Cost of ammo(Just dry-fire practice more).
Some say it is too wide, but it is only 2.5mm wider then the G26. Huh?

2.5mm? That's all? Yep.
With modern ammo(
from this article) the 9mm has proven to be just as effective as the .45/.40s&w/.357Sig/.45Gap. You don't need a big ol' .45 bullet, but it is nice to carry 10+1 rounds of .45acp