Glock

100-500 USD or so

You can't. Civilian ownership of most handguns - especially self loading pistols - has been outlawed since 1996.

You should expect to pay between $600 - $650 for a basic model.

If you have everything the pistol came with, you could probably sell it on consignment at a gun shop for around $550, give or take. If you're looking to sell it to a gun shop directly, they'd pay you considerably less.. between $450 - $500, most likely.

Yes.

Gun shops, gun shows, Gun Broker, Auction Arms. If your local gun shops don't carry them, they can order them. The Gen 3 Rough Texture Finish and Gen 4 models are now available.

No, only if you switch the entire slide. It can be used the other way around however. You can place a G19 barrel into a G32 pistol, and use 9mm, you would also have to use the G19 magazines.

priced about $500 +/-

For an average civilian, non-FFL holder, the answer is simple - you can't get one. The Glock 18 came out well after the Gun Control Act of 1968, meaning any Glock 18 imported can't be sold to civilians, and also after the Firearm Owners Protection Act of 1986, meaning that none were made 922r compliant and converted within the US prior to the passage of that act.

If you have an FFL, have the necessary SOT tax stamps, and can get a sample letter from your local law enforcement agency, you'd be looking anywhere from $2000 - $3000.

You will need to call Glock

Check with Glock Customer Service through their website.

First and foremost is the size.

The glock 30 is 172mm in length, 121mm in height and is 32.5mm in width.

The glock 39 is 160mm in length, 106mm in height and is 30mm in width.

The .45gap is of equal power to the .45acp, but is a shorter bullet in overall length it also has a stronger head to reduce blowouts, as you can see what this cartridge has done for the overall size of the glock 39.

If your looking to conceal carry the 39 is the way to go. 6/8/10 magazines

The only other glock that has this power and compact size is the glock 33 which is the .357sig you can purchase larger magazines with this one though. 9/11/13/15/17

Look up the term Hydrostatic Shock to learn why this is my favorite handgun caliber.

there is no glock model 16

Contact Glock and they will send you a manual for free. You can also download one from the Glock webiste.

TIMO GLOCK WEIGHTS 141lbs

200-400 or so

Unless it is an aftermarket barrel, to my knowledge a G23 only comes in .40 S&W. If it is the original barrel, then it depends on the age of the gun. If it's a first or second generation pistol I would estimate between $300 and $400. If it's a third or fourth generation gun then I would say it should be worth about $500. The only way to tell is to have it appraised really, which unless someone sees it, they cannot do.

Around 480$ to 500$

100-450 or so

100-400 or so

Glock's are for the most part, NOT automatic. They are SEMI-Automatic

which means that each time the trigger is pulled, the firearm discharges

one round. There are a few (most aren't in the US) Glock Model 18's that

are what is know as "select fire" models.

These models allow the user to select between semi auto mode and

full auto mode. Fully automatic fire is when the trigger is depressed,

the firearm discharges ammunition at a certain rate until either the mag-

azine is empty, or the trigger is released.

Glocktalk.com has an extensive sn database.

Contact your local dealer

300-500 depending on cal. but yes check with local gun dealer.

also gun shows tend to have lower prices.

Glock is an Austrian Handgun manufacturer who developed a pistol design in the 1980's in answer to the Austrian Armies request for a new service pistol. Prior to entering the pistol business, Glock made items using plastics and polymer's They designed a pistol that had a polymer frame and trigger, but still used a steel slide, barrel, springs and magazine (with a polymer sleeve The net result is a pistol that is lite and will hold a high number of rounds in a relatively slim grip. The original Glock Pistol, the Model 17 holds seventeen rounds of 9mm Parabellum in the magazine. The gun is a revolution in weaponry, being it does not have a traditional safety, but rather a safety on the trigger. The trigger safety is designed to save time, especially for law enforcement, and possibly lives. The gun will never fire if, or when, dropped. The Glock is the revolution of weaponry.

Of course! It's 9x19mm or 9mm Parabellum. The German Luger also used the 9x19mm.