Glock 23- The Glock 23 is one of the most common Glock pistols. The Glock 23 is 1 of 4 Glock 40's. The Glock 23 is the compact version of the Glock 22. Many officers carry the Glock 23 as their duty gun and back up gun. Check out this Glock 23 review!

As stated earlier, the Glock 23 is one of the four Glock 40 models. There is the standard Glock 22, compact Glock 23, subcompact Glock 27, and competition Glock 35. When would you carry a Glock 23? The Glock 23 is a common police handgun for officers with smaller hands and also for off duty guns. They provide the same punch as the Glock 22 but are easier to conceal.

Here are the features of the Glock 23:

• .40 caliber
• 6.85 inches long
• 5.00 inches tall
• 1.18 inches wide
• 600 grams unloaded
• 880 grams loaded
• Standard 13 magazine capacity
• 5.5 lbs of trigger pull

Police Equipment Reviews has shot the Glock 23 a couple of times. The results were almost identical to the Glock 22 and Glock 27. While we love the Glock 27, it was a little nicer having a longer grip on the Glock 23. But at the same time, the Glock 27 is easier to conceal in our opinion. Police Equipment Reviews feels the Glock 23 is best suited for a duty gun or off duty weapon where size isn't the first priority.

The Glock 23 can be found at all police equipment stores that sell Glock guns. The starting cost for the Glock 23 is around $440.00.

As always, if you have any feedback on your Glock 23, please contact Police Equipment Reviews.

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