Glock Simulator

Military sidearm details fill the range in Glock Simulator, tracing the Glock 17 and its 9mm line through service use and worldwide recognition. Attention falls on a pistol made for the Australian armed forces, known for low weight, strong durability, and steady handling in different conditions. High-strength, heat-resistant polymer forms most of the body, with melting beginning only above 200°C. The design also replaces the usual external trigger look with the Glock-style safety trigger setup. More versions appear in the info panel, including models chambered for 9×19mm Parabellum and 10mm Auto. Certain variants also support a short three-round burst.

How to play?

Fire the pistol and watch realistic recoil physics pair with lifelike weapon audio on each shot. Clicking the upper-right button brings up extra technical notes about the model and its variants. Modern semi-automatic handling shapes the shooting practice, with some versions adding a three-shot burst for a different firing pattern.