Glock models
Standard Compact Subcompact Competition Slimline
9mm 17* / 18* 19* 26 34 ~
.40 22* 23* 27 24 / 35 ~
.357 31* 32* 33 ~ ~
.380 ~ 25 28 ~ ~
10mm 20* ~ 29 ~ ~
.45 21* ~ 30 ~ 36
.45 GAP 37 38 39 ~ ~
* Also available as variant C (compensated) variant
~ Not made in this particular combination
8 Comments
ert
i want to buy a glock 17 ,it's have anyway to get it, due to our country law is not allow simple to buy it, so do you have any idea?
bluejay
out here in california, our laws suck too. About the 17< you should try out the Glock 22. i think you would like this one
Anonymous
what country are you in?this is why it helps if you fill in your profile!
Anonymous
what kinda guns are you into?
Anonymous
what kinda guns are you into?
Harold
The Glock 17 is most likely for law enforcement only because it holds 17
cartridges. You can buy a Glock 23 .40 that holds 10 rounds and get a 12 round magazine with a spacer. I have one and it works perfect every time.
Check and see if other states permit this, I know in CA where I purchased
mine you cannot have a 17 round magazines.
29GLOCKSTER
BEST HANDGUN FOR THE MONEY AND THE ACCESORYS AND SUPER HI-CAP MAGS ARE AVAILABLE I HAVE A 31 RD 10MM MAG WITH A SPACER 15RDS LOL
jedwardz528
I've shot plenty of different kinds of Glocks, and they have always shot very well except for the first pistol I ever owned-the Glock 36. It jammed literally every time I shot it whether it had just been cleaned or it was filthy. Plus, the grip is made for people with smaller hands and it only has a 6 round magazine. When it DID shoot, the accuracy was thrown off tremendously by the very short barrel and the feel of the grip was just awful. Would not recommend this pistol.