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The G-Force Arms Blade6 is built around a 6 inch 4140 steel barrel with a QPQ finish and 1/2x28 threaded muzzle that delivers a corrosion-resistant, hard surface finish while providing immediate suppressor-ready capability without additional machining or barrel modification. The adjustable flip-up front and rear sights give shooters a precise, field-adjustable iron sight solution that can be quickly deployed or stowed to accommodate optics or suppressor use without interfering with the sight picture. The rear Picatinny rail provides a dedicated mounting point for a brace or accessory, and the forend Picatinny rail opens the door to lights, lasers, and other tactical accessories across the full length of the frame. For tactical shooters and suppressor-focused users who need a 9mm Luger pistol built for maximum configurability in a clean, purpose-built black package, the Blade6 is ready to customize from day one.
The black finished aluminum frame provides long-term durability and corrosion resistance appropriate for hard field and range use while keeping the overall platform at a manageable weight for extended tactical sessions. Glock magazine compatibility provides access to the widest range of readily available double stack 9mm magazines on the market, and the bottom and side magazine releases offer flexible operation for both left and right-handed shooters alongside the ambidextrous thumb safety. At 91.2 oz and 15 inches overall, the Blade6 is a substantial, purpose-built platform with a sling attachment point that gives shooters the option to carry it comfortably for extended tactical or range use. For tactical enthusiasts and recreational shooters seeking a suppressor-ready, high-capacity 9mm Luger pistol in black for sale at GrabAGun, the G-Force Arms Blade6 is a fully configured, field-ready platform built to perform at every level of use.
| Optic Footprint | Picatinny / Weaver |
|---|---|
| Threaded Barrel | Yes |
| Barrel Length | 6 |
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Capacity | 33 |
| Condition | New in Box |
| Finish Per Color | Black |
| Manufacturer | G-Force |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BLADE6 |
| Model | Blade6 |
| Type | Semi Auto Handguns - Tactical |
| UPC | 643477866917 |
With it being a pistol your only allowed a brace. SB tactical has a 1913 style brace that will work Optic planet has one around 160.00 shipped.
It does not but you can attach one via the rear picatinny rail on the rear. I added a folding one from SB tactical
No, but it has a picatinny 1913 rail that will work with any compatible adapter or stock.
It does not but has a piccatiny rail on the back for easy mounting a folding one.
No it doesn’t!
No it does not
nope
no it is not mil spec ar lower so you cannot add super safety to it.
no it does not it shoot glock mags
Possibly a glock style FRT?
is not.
It’s not so much a barrel wrench. The barrel has an extension that brings it just outside of the hand guard. Almost like a compensator, it also is what holds the hand guard in place. The wrench allows you to remove the piece so that the hand guard can be removed.
My wrench takes off the thread cap. The barrel just comes out when you take the gun apart just as a pistol would.
Yes, the wrench unscrew's the barrel assembly.
Yes. it can and with no problem.
any of the non steel reinforced glock style mags will swell and not fit in the magwell.... had the same issue with regular glock mags that weren't steel reinforced..
I tried a KCI, Magpul and a Promag. None of them will fit into the magwell!!! The 31 round Glock Mag stick works well.
Mag-pul drums only
If you don’t Know then maybe you SHOULDN’T own a firearm.
As you can see from the picture, it has a 1913 rail on the aft section of the firearm. Now, you can do a little research and find stabilizer tht will mount to that 1913 rail. Plenty of them out there. Research
Strike Industries Dual Folder Stabilizing Brace
Anything that goes on a picatinny rail will go on this. I bought a fold up stock at grabagon for 159 works great didn't have to do anything as far as modifications.
Strike Industries Dual Folder Stabilizing Brace
SB Tactical has several with picattany
Yes, it is a straight blowback action.
Yes, it is a blowback design.
Anything made for a Glock 19. I seen other people say they had problems with aftermarket magazines but I purchased a few and had 0 issues
Magpul PCC drum works like a charm
As in the description, Glock...
mine came with one in the box... other than that, i assume you'd have to contact gforce arms.
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars based on 36 reviews.
I would have gave this a 5 star rating but it had some issues out of the box. First was the barrel extension with the 1/2x28 threads for a suppressor. As it tightens against a block that mounts to the inside of the hand guard, after tightening it down and adding a suppressor I checked the alignment with my bore alignment rod and it was way off. It would have resulted in a baffle strike for sure. The barrel itself is threaded in M16x1RH threads so I bought some SS nuts and honed one down to fit correctly against the hand guard block, after removing the spring loaded detents. Afterwards the suppressor alignment rod checked out great so I rock-setted the extension in place, now the taper mount flash hider for my Griffin suppressors fits and aligns. The next problem was the feed ramp, it was very rough and resulted in a few magazines and Magpul drum to smash the bullet back into the casings and causing a jam. I polished the ramp and rounded the rough spots leading to the ramp and now it's 100% on all my KCI, Glock and Magpul mags. I'm now working on a modification for a replacement upgraded trigger. The trigger pins are a larger diameter than a stock .152 pin. The trigger pins are closer to 4mm, I don't know why they would done this, but I'm working on a fix so I can use a better trigger and perhaps one of my Franklin Armory binary triggers. The trigger hole on the bottom of the receiver needs to be lengthened to accommodate an standard AR15 trigger and I achieved this with a rat tail file easily. Maybe somebody from Gforce will read this and apply the fixes. All in all I really love this weapon after the bugs were worked out and now it's very reliable. I've always been a tinkerer so this was right up my alley. I did install an SB tactical brace for a Scorpion and really like the looks and function of it.
This being all metal and literally half the price of a scorpion makes it a better option in my opinion. Solid weight, not too heavy, and the no name magazine that it came with runs with no hiccups. KCl's also run perfect. Love the ambi controls and the option to swap the charging handle to the opposite side. With an easy modification a SB tactical Scorpion brace fits. Love this gun, it’s so much fun to shoot and definitely underrated.
Excellent choice for tactical use in close quarters. The two drawbacks are the weight and a bolt it takes 2 men and a truck to pull. It works well with all glock style mags and has fired 500 plus rounds without a snag. It is very accurate and holds accessories well.
Mine hates blazer brass 115/124 but will shoot monarch brand 115/124 from academy sports all day long. Some metal edges were sharp as a Mf but lightly filed them down. Overall great purchase and got mine during the holidays when it was 399 ….running default 33mag, 17rnd Glock mags, and 33rnd promag no problem. It’s like a barbell that shoots very smooth. About 400 rnds in with only issues being blazer as stated above.
Love this thing shoots amazing with zero issues. Took it to the range this weekend ran 250 rounds not one misfire. Love that it takes glock mags.
Wow, I am impressed. Thie firearm works very well right out of the box. Low recoil. Very accurate. Zero malfunctions. Great purchase.
Beats my scorpion in almost every way
Great gun I'm about 400 round in with 4 different types of ammo
If racking side lever was any harder.. but excellent better than my cz scorpion evo the mass makes it shoot better impulse much heavier but was reliable shot 470 rounds throw it with not a single issue i was suprised but beginning to break in the lever is but still takes man rack mine does NOT COME with that brace
This is a very well built firearm that is easily customizable. I cleaned and lightly lubricated the barrel and fired 60 rds. of 124 gr. Blazer 9mm fmj with no issues. First impressions are very good, and the fact it uses Glock mags are a plus. Do yourself a favor and invest in some rail covers for the rails you are not utilizing or wear gloves when firing. This is a metal gun with some sharp edges on the rails that could bite you during recoil. That said, I don't believe you could go wrong purchasing the G-Force Blade 6.
