Glock, newb question

[Gillis2]

Just brought my brand new G17Gen4 to the range today.
I am quite happy with it. It shoots fantastic and is a lot of fun.

Gilbert

 

[Rugerboy]

I sold my M&P 9 to buy a Glock 22. Did not like the trigger on the M&P. Bought a 9 mm conversion barrel. It shots well also.

 

[hired-gun12]

I bought a Glock 23 and I am seriously happy with it. Love the trigger/reset, both physical and audible. The stock sights are weak. I took them off right away and put a set of Trijicon HD Night Sights on. Being a lefty the only add-ons I want are the Slide Lock and Mag Release Extensions. This firearm is easy to shoot well with.
I dismissed the M&P because of the trigger and its function/feel. I almost went with a CZ but all the aftermarket toys/upgrades available for Glock are fantastic.

 

[Blackranger3d]

IMHO you can't go wrong with any of them

My suggestion would be to consider what caliber you want to shoot, and then hold them to see how they fit.

I have 3 glocks. A Gen1 17, a Gen4 21, and 41.

Right now the 21 is my fav as I love the big grip (fits my hand well).

 

[jrcarbine]

First pistol I shot was a glock 17 and I loved it. But you can't beat the old .45 acp 1911.

 

[Brettzky]

First one I shot was a 22, before I knew how to properly use a trigger. My instructor ("still alive") put 3 rounds through the same hole with it so I was sold right there. Got rid of my sig 226 elite and bought a g35. I can hit 8" steel at 30 yards no problem. I'm clearly not an expert but with that kind of accuracy for a total newbie to handguns, and knowing people that have had the same glock for 20 years with zero modifications, it's a good bet you'll be happy with it.

.40 is a hard calibre to start with, and the 35 is a big gun, and I just picked up a 19 (9mm compact) that I'm looking forward to shooting as well. hopefully money doesn't get scarce cuz I want to keep them forever!