[Willboat]

I brought home my first Glock today and after a thorough cleaning (unnecessary), inserting the new grip plug, and changing to a 3.5# Ghost connector, I headed for the backyard with a box of 180 grain Winchester White Box to see what it would do. It cycled perfectly as you would all expect. I hit the gong every time from 25 feet. The trigger is smooth with a really short reset. I usually shoot .380, 9mm, and 45 and this is my first 40 cal. The recoil is just about equal to the 9mm. I sent an e-mail to Glock last week and got an answer back within an hour that my gun was imported in May of 1993. I find it difficult to believe that this 20 year old hasn't a single mark on it inside or out and I made the only barrel smile. I think I found a near virgin. I like it.

 

[Willboat]

Congratulations! I've shot hundreds of rounds with my Glock 23 3rd Generation and
I have had only one stovepipe with it. That by the way is the only malfunction I have
had with any of my Glocks. I also own a 21SF and a 26. Glocks are accurate and
dependable and those are the two most important things you need in a firearm.
I just wish Glock would do something about the looks of their guns and those thick
grips!

A stainless steel slide would dress 'em up (a little).