Glock 23 and 37 Info

I own both. If you can handle other centerfire handgun you shouldn't have any problem with these.

Timor

Have both. Prefer the 23 for CC. The 37 makes an excellent range gun and, if I put a little effort into it, can be concealed without too much trouble. My 37 is accurate and has been reliable. Ditto for the 23. I just happen to prefer the 19, 23, 32 frame size. And, yes, I do have a G38, but haven't had the chance to get it to the range yet. I'm sure it would be as exemplary as my other Glocks, but at 8 round capacity, I think I'd still prefer at least a 23 or 32

Hi there,

I have owned a G-23 for almost 10 years now and enjoy shooting it very much.

The G-23 was the first pistol I bought for concealed carry here in SC and I took the CWP course with it and qualified with it. The reason I purchased it was the size, capacity and calibre comparison with other pistols within the same size of pistol. It is of course extremely reliable and capable of great combat accuracy.



I like the 2nd generation G-23 that I own better than the newer 3rd generation because my fingers do not properly index on the grip with the grooves molded into the grip.

The recoil is a bit snappy in the G-23 compared to a steel framed pistol in the .40 S&W calibre, but it is not carried for a slow fire target pistol and I believe that I have previously stated that it is the best combination of capacity (13 rounds), size (medium grip frame) and calibre (.40 S&W).

Best of luck in your search,

Chris

My first handgun was a Glock 23. I've been very pleased with it. It fits me well and it's a good balance between size, capacity, and power. I recommend shooting one before you buy, but they are great guns.

Carried and fired both a lot. Sure like th Glock 37, I sold both the Glock 23 and Glock 22 after using the Glock 37. The Glock 37 is low pressure, easy to shoot, accurate, nice recoil , I just like the 45 GAP and don't care for the S&W .40. To each his own !

Glock 23 is a great gun, especially for CCW.