which glock?

[Rob Roy]

Go for 17 - the original.

[Lumpia is sarap!®]

A .357SIG Glock 31...oh look! There's one for sale on my signature!!!

[hooked on glock]

My favorite is G20 , that 10mm is a beast ...... G17 was my first , great plinker ....

And yes do be careful because the do multiply very quick ... U will end up with 2-3 in the same calibers ....

Now if you want one the shoots different calibers the g20 is a great choice , u can run 10mm , .40 on same barrel ang mag or 357 with barrel.conversion and same mag .... Good luck , hope it helps you decide ...

[Virus55]

Glock 22 or Glock 23

[1badman]

G20 would be cool if ammo for it was more common.

[tcrpe]

G20 would be cool if ammo for it was more common.

10mm appears to be more readily available right now than other more common calibers.

By it up now.

[bsg]

i have other Glocks, but currently have a Gen 2 G17 (1992) on layaway at my lgs that is pretty much lnib.

G17 gets my vote.

[IPSICK]

Glock 34 or Glock 19. I see many are voting for the 17 but if you're going for that frame size (34 frame same as 17 frame) you might as well get the 34 with the longer sight radius. Otherwise get the 19 which is a better overall gun in case you are able to carry or carry inside your home. The sight radius difference between the 17 and 19 isn't really that much and even less if you choose aftermarket sights which extend the rear sight to the back edge of the slide.

[TacticalChihuahua]

Just wanted some opinions on what would you do. I'm looking at buying a Glock but unsure what route to take. Im looking at the 17,21 or 22. I have a 9mm and .40 cal in different brands. My question is should I get a 21 so I have a .45 or get one in a cal I already have? I wouldnt mind a 17 to start since it was the first model ever offered.

Well my philosophy is to train like its my life on the line. I don't collect anymore. So I am a big believer in one platform and one caliber. I run glocks in 9mm. I want to become a master of one gun and caliber not a jack of all trades. This also makes life a lot easier. I only need mags, holster and ammo for one kind of gun. This is also known as consolidation

In fact i like having two of the same model gun. This helps if my handgun goes down in a pistol course. I can swap guns or parts and already have mags holster ammo etc

[TacticalChihuahua]

Doesn't mean I don't have trouble holding back from buying every imaginable firearm under the sun

[Lagkiller]

Glock 22 or 23. You can buy a 9mm barrel and a .357sig barrel. With these two separate barrels, you'll have 3 guns in one. If you also buy a 22LR conversion barrel and slide, you'll have a 4-in-1.

This is the biggest reason I picked up a 22 last week. The ability to swap it to be whatever I want it to be.

The fact that the grip fits better in my hand is a nice bonus too - not quite as small as the 26 which I was looking at.