Previous nanoindentation measurements on agZIF-62 composites with a fluoroaluminophosphate glass revealed regions of low and high modulus (E), interpreted as a heterogenous interlocking of the agZIF-62 and inorganic glass domains. In the well-mixed blends prepared in this study, no distinct domains of hard and soft glass were detectable. Instead, we investigated the response by deriving a distribution of average E in between the starting materials' E values over hundreds of indentation tests.