Glock

depends on what glock if it is a 9mm i would go with the walther but if it is a 40 s&w then i would go with that glock 9mm are proven not to kill as good as other handguns and maybe not kill at all for home defense but for fun take the walther p99

Glock originally manufactured military and law enforcement firearms, specifically starting with the Glock 17, a semi-automatic pistol designed by Gaston Glock in the early 1980s. The company was founded in Austria in 1963 and initially produced plastic and rubber products, including field knives and other military supplies. It wasn't until the introduction of its pistols that Glock gained widespread recognition in the firearms industry. Today, Glock is known for its innovative designs and reliability in handguns.

They both function the exact same way. Which one is better is going to be a matter of what you use it for.

"GAP" when referring to Glock refers to a caliber. A few years ago, Glock designed the .45 GAP (which stands for "Glock Auto Pistol" as a way to get a .45 caliber cartridge in a smaller frame gun. It was a failure. There is nothing wrong with the cartridge, but it just doesn't do much the .45 ACP won't do.

Not safely, no. While the round will usually fire, the case will expand, typically causing it to become stuck in the chamber. The bullet will not be properly stabilised, due to being smaller than what the bore was designed for, and/, finally, there's the risk of the gun exploding, due to improper chamber headspacing, which may cause injury or even death to the firer. Use ONLY the ammunition that firearm is designed for.

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A look at the cartridge specifications for a .40 vs a 9 mm shows the 9 mm cartridge has a max diameter of 0.394 inches whereas the .40 has a bullet diameter of 0.400 inches. This means the 9 mm cartridge will start to fall through the barrel of the .40 and will probably get stuck in the throat of the chamber. It is unlikely the cartridge will be able to be fired, but if per chance it were able to be fired, it would create a ver dangerous situation.

Yes, you can find a wide variety of readily available 9mm hollow point bullets and ammunition.

A Glock 19 is chambered in 9mm. 9mm is one of the most common/popular pistol rounds.

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Yes, a Glock 19 9mm magazine can be used on a Glock 23 since both firearms are chambered in 9mm.

No. Because a Glock 26 is chambered in 9mm, as a Glock 23 is chambered in .40 s&w. For example you can use a Glock 22 (full size) in Glock 23 (compact) and in Glock 27 (sub-compact) But you cannot use Glock 27 mags in Glock 23 or Glock 22.

Depends on your definition of good. The glock is a very powerful and reliable weapon, and is also a household name. In fact, when people hear the word pistol, they will either think of Colt or Glock.

The same as any other 9mm. It can range from 800 FPS to well over 1000 FPS depending on the cartridge.

9x19mm, also known as 9mm Parabellum or 9mm Luger.

$300-$500, depending on condition.

Glock 17, both with military and civilians.

A Glock 20 (third generation) will retail for about $600 in good condition.

The Beretta M9 replaced the M1911 as the standard service pistol of the US Military. However, Glocks were used by Air Force pilots, although they're supposed to have since been phased out for the FN 5.7.

No, just semi automatic.

It depends on the model and generation a gen 2 g17 could bring 250 to 300 however a gen 4 g19 lnib (like new in box) could go for about 500 to 550.

If it is used or preowned but in very good shape, used Glocks other than .45 ACP model and the 34 and 35, typically sell for about $400-$450.

No, Glocks are usually pretty good for not jamming. If you're experiencing this, take it to a gunsmith. Most likely, you've got something worn, or it might be an instance where you have an aftermarket return spring designed for light competition loads while firing full power loads through it.

There are 3 different magazines for a Glock 23- 10 CARTRIDGES (not bullets) or 13 or 15.

That depends on the manufacturer. Most will go about 300 - 350 fps (from WE, KWA, ect.) while Tokyo Marui ones go about 260-280 fps

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