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FrameModelsCalibersRoundsBarrel
StandardG17 · G45 · G47 · G22 · G21 · G209mm · .40 · .45 ACP · 10mm17 (9mm)4.49 inShop →
CompactG19 · G23 · G32 · G25 · G449mm · .40 · .357 SIG · .380 · .22 LR15 (9mm)4.02 inShop →
SubcompactG26 · G27 · G33 · G29 · G309mm · .40 · .357 SIG · 10mm · .45 ACP10 (9mm)3.43 inShop →
SlimlineG42 · G43 · G43X · G48.380 · 9mm6 or 103.25 to 4.17 inShop →
Long slideG34 · G35 · G17L · G24 · G41 · G40 MOS9mm · .40 · .45 ACP · 10mm17 (9mm)5.31 to 6.02 inShop →
CrossoverG19X · G45 · G47 · G499mm17 or 154.02 to 4.49 inShop →

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Five generations

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  1. 1982Gen 1Pebble grip, two-pin frame, no rail
  2. 1988Gen 2Checkered grip, third pin from 1990
  3. 1998Gen 3Finger grooves, rail, still in production
  4. 2010Gen 4Backstraps, dual recoil spring, big mag catch
  5. 2017Gen 5No grooves, Marksman barrel, nDLC, ambi slide stop

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Read before you buy

  1. 01Glock generations explained: Gen 1 to Gen 5

    What changed between Glock Gen 1, Gen 2, Gen 3, Gen 4 and Gen 5: frames, grips, recoil springs, barrels, magazines and which parts still fit which pistol.

  2. 02Glock model guide: standard, compact, subcompact and slimline

    Every Glock frame size explained with models, calibers, barrel lengths and capacity: standard, compact, subcompact, slimline, long-slide and crossover.

  3. 03How to buy a Glock online and ship it to your FFL

    Step by step: choosing the pistol, naming an FFL dealer at checkout, Form 4473 and the background check, waiting periods, transfer fees and what ships to you.

  4. 04Glock calibers compared: 9mm, .40, .45, 10mm, .380 and .22

    The eight Glock calibers explained: recoil, capacity, cost per round, ammunition availability and which models come in each, so you pick the right one.

  5. 05Your first Glock: which model to buy in 2026

    Choosing a first Glock in 2026: why the Glock 19 and 48 top the list, what the MOS cut means for a beginner, what to budget and which accessories matter.

Slides, barrels, triggers and sights

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1Every generationGen 3, Gen 4 and Gen 5 pistols and the parts cut for each. Generations guide
2Ships to your FFLPistols go to the licensed dealer you choose; magazines, parts and ammo ship to your door where legal. How it works
3Checked at checkoutPrice and stock are confirmed live when you order, before you pay.
4Free over $999Flat $29.99 shipping on smaller orders. Details

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Owner reviews

Written by people who own the gun
★★★★★
“Fantastic! I cleaned and oiled it before shooting for the first time, also bought 5 Mec-gar mags for it. After flawlessly running 4 mags of 180 g handloads through it I tried a mag with 200 g handloads and it never missed a beat. Very happy with this gun.”
William D. · Colt Delta Elite 1911 Government 10mm Two Tone Pistol
★★★★★
“Kimber did a great job with the gen 2.Shoots smooth and build quality is excellent. First kimber was a little worried but as it turns out very happy with this 9mm.”
Charles T. · Kimber Custom Stainless Next Gen Optic Ready 9mm Stainless/Silver Pistol
★★★★★
“This is a great little plain holster. Use it to carry my Glock 20 everyday. And it clicks in nice and tight. Perfection is hard to beat.”
Gerry H. · Glock Sport/Combat Belt Holster Black
★★★★★
“If you have a glock 36 then this is your mag. They're a great working single stack and pretty much the only choice for the Glock 36.”
Dan C. · Glock G36 Black
★★★★★
“If you want to replace the plastic parts on your 92, this is one kit you will need. Be aware that it doesn't come with spare pins/springs for the safety lever so be careful when taking your existing one apart as you will need the springs.”
Alan K. · Beretta 92FS/96FS Steel
★★★★★
“This has been on my bucket list for a long time. When I saw it finally available, I jumped on it. Shoot two hundred rounds of 4 different loads, ranging from mild target ammo to full power hard cast bear loads. Ran everything great but the hammer spring wasn't strong enough to set off the primers on the hard cast bear loads consistently. It did cycle them fine though. Happy to have it in my collection.”
Ronald F. · Colt Delta Elite Rail Gun 10mm Stainless Steel Pistol

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One design, every size

Glock builds one pistol design in five frame sizes and eight calibers, and the model number tells you little on its own. We stock the whole line: full-size 17s and 45s for duty and home defense, the compact 19 that most people buy first, subcompact 26s, the slimline 43X and 48 for carry, the long-slide 34 for matches and the 10mm 20 and 40 for the woods. Alongside the pistols sit the magazines, slides, barrels, triggers and sights made to fit each generation.

We are an independent store and are not affiliated with Glock, Inc. Pistols ship to a licensed dealer in your state, where you complete the background check and any state paperwork; parts and magazines ship to your door where your state allows. Our city pages cover 20 cities in 14 states with the local rules and the nearest public ranges.