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The GK-45 Gen 5 is a 3D-printed VR training handset from CT3D Studio that mimics a crossover-frame Glock: a compact-length slide on a full-size grip. It drops onto the standard ACE FCU footprint and works with Meta Quest 2, Quest 3 and Quest 3S using the matching controller hook. It adds a slide lock lever for index-finger placement, an optic-cut slide and an accessory rail for replica lights, so dry-fire reps in ACE Virtual Shooting carry over to live fire. It is not a firearm and fires nothing. It suits crossover-frame shooters who want their VR reps to match their live pistol's feel, and it is hand built in the USA.
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The GK-45 is a VR training handset for ACE Virtual Shooting, built to match the Glock Gen 5 crossover frame: a compact length slide on a full size grip. It is hand built and 3D printed in the USA. The shape follows the geometry of the live pistol, so dry fire reps in ACE Virtual Shooting transfer to live fire.
It drops straight onto the standard ACE FCU footprint and works with Meta Quest 2, Quest 3 and Quest 3S. The slide is optic cut, so the draw indexes a red dot the same way as a live pistol. A slide lock lever sits where the index finger rests, and an accessory rail takes replica lights.
This is a 3D printed VR training handset. It is not a firearm, does not fire projectiles and has no functional components. It is for use with compatible virtual shooting hardware only. CT3D Studio is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by GLOCK Ges.m.b.H. or Glock Inc. Glock is a registered trademark of its respective owner, referenced only to describe pistol compatibility.