Glock

Make: Glock Model: 23 Gen 4 Caliber: .40 S&W Type: Semi-automatic pistol Action: Safe Action (striker-fired) Finish: Durable, corrosion-resistant finish (Tenifer or similar) Barrel Length: 4.01" Weight: Approximately 23.65 ounces (unloaded) Capacity: 10 rounds Sights: Fixed sights Safety Features: Glock Safe Action System which includes a trigger safety, a firing pin safety, and a drop safety. Material: Polymer frame, steel slide Unique Features: The Gen 4 model has a dual recoil spring assembly to reduce felt recoil, and a reversible magazine catch to accommodate left or right-handed shooters. Usage and Applications: Recommended Use: The Glock 23 Gen 4 is versatile enough for law enforcement, personal defense, and sport shooting. Its compact size and potent .40 S&W caliber make it effective for concealed carry as well as a duty weapon. Performance Characteristics: Known for its reliability, durability, and accuracy. The .40 S&W caliber offers substantial stopping power while still allowing for manageable recoil, especially with the improvements in the Gen 4's recoil management system. Legal and Safety Information: Historical and Cultural Context: Introduced in the early 1990s, the Glock 23 quickly became one of the most popular pistols for law enforcement agencies in the United States. The Gen 4 improvements, released around 2010, addressed user feedback from earlier models, enhancing ergonomics and performance. Glock pistols are renowned for their robust construction, simplicity of design, and ease of use, which contribute to their widespread adoption across civilian, law enforcement, and military markets. The Glock 23 Gen 4 remains a top choice for those needing a reliable and powerful compact firearm, embodying Glock's commitment to quality, innovation, and functional design.