I already have a 22,19,26 and waiting for my permit to come in to get the 34 I have stored at Lawman's. I have one more permit left so I was thinking a Glock 17 to complete the set or a 23 just to have. Wadda you guys think?

Why not get a NON-glock?

I have a Kimber, Beretta 92, and my Glocks, I have had a Sig 229 and HK USP compact that I have sold as they fell out of favor. Glock always sticks around. I was looking at a Keltec or Ruger but for $395ish its hard to beat the Glock.

Get a 30SF.

Also I dont have to get all new setups for holsters and mag pouches and things of that nature. I have plenty of Glock 22 mags and will have a stash of G17 mags that will fit nicely in the 34 and 17/19/26.

I hadnt considered a .45 or .357sig but that may change things up a bit...

I hadnt considered a .45 or .357sig but that may change things up a bit...

 

Why don`t you get a G21 or a G20 and then buy a separate slide for 10mm or .45cal

If you find that you like your G34 (and I'm pretty sure you will), you might consider getting a G35 (.40 S&W). I have both that and the 23 (not gen. 4), and I find the 35 much easier and more fun to shoot.

go for a .45 G21!

ps: I have a Gen4 G34!

I was deciding between the Gen3 and Gen4 34 and decided on the Gen3. I already stock the same parts so I just decided to keep it simple. I am now looking at the Gen4 just dont know which one.

umm xd :-)

I have a XD Service in 9mm, it is nice. But the pricing on the blue box Glocks seals the deal. Although I do like the OD frame on the XD.

Glock 21 Gen 4. Got to love that 13+1 of 45acp. Smooth and accurate shooter too. You might decide you want to compete with this gun.

 

I went down in gun size as the caliber went down.

 

Glock 21 G4

Glock 23 G4

Glock 26 G4

 

I also have the Glock 19 G4 but I am trading that off for the Glock 26 G4.

 

I got no reason or desire to own a 10mm, 357sig, or 45gap.

Glock 21R revolver, for sure

Get a 30SF.

 

Getting one of those for myself soon.

I hadnt considered a .45 or .357sig but that may change things up a bit...

 

Get a Glock 21SF and a Glock 30SF...

 

I also own a Glock 19 and a Glock 17 as well.

 

This way you'll have a full-sized pistol in both .45ACP and 9MM, as well as the compact one.

Don't forget to get the 17L to complete your 9mm collection.

G20SF 10mm

Good suggestions. I think I am leaning towards the 17 or 23 just to keep ammo costs down. I have a Kimber Custom II thats always hungry for .45...

If your already looking to get a gen 4, I would go with the 23. Reviews have said the recoil was noticably different between the gen 4 and gen 3 g23.

Yeah I have soo many guys with the 23 and 27 as their off duty. I keep the 19 and 26 but I want the 23 for just kicks.

Yeah I have soo many guys with the 23 and 27 as their off duty. I keep the 19 and 26 but I want the 23 for just kicks.

 

Cant go wrong with that 23. My favorite Glock. And the last one of my pistols I would sell.

I'm still waiting for this to come out

 

Just saw pictures of a new Glock 32 Gen4 that someone bought. I think it might be the first 32 Gen4 in the country. Point is, they are here! That's if you are really interested in 357 marking on the side of your Glock. Can just throw a G23 G4 barrel in and shoot .40. Personally, i don't like swapping barrels and shooting different calibers, I just buy another gun.

easy question, get the 18

I share your dilemma. I have a PP ready and was originally waffling between an M&P and a Glock, but I'm sure I'm going Glock.

 

I have a Gen2 G17, Gen2 G19, Gen3 G19, G26 and Gen4 G23.

 

From a pure shooting perspective, the G17 is very very nice. It is the most accurate Glock I own. Rather, it's the easiest Glock for me to shoot accurately. If we didn't live in NJ, I'd easily be going for a Gen4 G17.

 

Just a quick note on the Gen4's. At least from my experience, my Gen4 G23 has been nothing short of stellar. Have almost 900 rounds on it w/ zero bobbles. Recoil is smoother than my buddy's Gen2 and, maybe it's me, but it seems to be more accurate as well. Also, the new texture and slightly shorter grip are big improvements for me.

 

Part of me wants to compliment the G23 w/ a Gen4 G22 or Gen4 G35. Based on the improvements on the Gen4 G23 that I have, I have to believe the G22 or G35 would be excellent shooters.

 

Practical choice for me would be, Gen4 G19. Emotional cool choice, the Gen4 G21. I've fired Cage Fighters Gen3 G21SF. Amazingly soft shooting and very accurate. Just expensive to feed.

 

Good luck!!!

What no love for the glock 27? Anyway I would go with a Glock 21 as my next choice.

G20SF 10mm

 

Ditto.

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Practical choice for me would be, Gen4 G19. Emotional cool choice, the Gen4 G21. I've fired Cage Fighters Gen3 G21SF. Amazingly soft shooting and very accurate. Just expensive to feed.

 

The Gen4 G19 was my first and the Gen3 G21SF my second. I've decided not to do a conversion to a 10mm on my G21 and will look for a G20SF. Ammo costs for the G19 and the G21 have been averaging .41 and .59 respectively per round for all ammo types, FMJ, JHP, +P etc.

 

"The 10mm outperforms the .40 S&W by 200–250 ft/s (61–76 m/s) for similar bullet weights when using available full power loads, as opposed to the "10mm F.B.I." level loads still found in some ammunition catalogs. This is due to the 10mm Auto's higher S.A.A.M.I. pressure rating of 37,500 psi (259,000 kPa), as opposed to 35,000 psi (240,000 kPa) for the .40 S&W, and the larger case capacity, which allows the use of heavier bullets and more smokeless powder."