Glock is a brand of pistols that are made at several locations around the world. Each location follows the same production standards as the factory in Deutsch-Wagram, Austria. Gaston Glock stumbled into the gun business when he overheard the search for a new Austrian military issue handgun1. The double-stack pistol chambered in the manageable 9mm is small enough to conceal and carry, yet large enough to handle a law enforcement or combat role. The trigger is consistent and smooth, with a light pull that dissipates recoil quickly.

The Glock 19

In law enforcement agencies around the world and for home defenders, the Glock 19 is the mid-sized pistol of choice. It’s famously reliable and easy to care for. It has a trigger that’s smooth and fairly light, dissipating recoil in a comfortable and controllable way. And it’s easy for almost everyone to carry, open or concealed.

The Glock 22

Glock pistols are known for their reliability and durability. The simple design means there are fewer parts to break or malfunction, and the pistols are built to handle harsh environments.

The pistol also has an accessory rail that allows users to mount tactical lights or lasers to the slide. The mag release is ambidextrous, so it can be run on either side of the frame — a boon for southpaws.

The Glock 23

Glock pistols use a numbered witness hole in the back portion to visually show how many rounds are in the magazine. The 23 can also be easily converted to 9mm with a conversion barrel and a few magazines for less than $200.

Reliability and simplicity have made this pistol one of the most popular law enforcement firearms in the world. The.40 S&W cartridge is a common law enforcement round that has proven knock down power.

The Glock 24

Glock 24 is a fourth-generation Glock pistol. It is designed primarily for recreational shooting and firearms training. It uses the Glock patented Safe Action system with three integral safety features, ensuring it is safe to operate under various conditions.

Its long slide and ported barrel enhances accuracy with increased sight radius and increased bullet velocity, making it well-suited for competitive shooting disciplines. It also has a rough textured grip to improve handling under high shooting pressures.

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Introduced in 1995, the Glock 25 provides a solution for regions with legal restrictions on firearm ownership. With a lightweight design and consistent trigger pull, this pistol delivers sufficient stopping power in self-defense scenarios. This model also features a standard Glock sight system, loaded chamber indicator, and an easy-to-use, ambidextrous safety mechanism. Its compact size and low-recoil make it ideal for concealed carry and everyday use.