Glock 23 Gen4 .40 S&W Black Pistol

A: Brian, this is an Austrian manufactured Pistol.

A: Austria

A: Brian, The plastic/polymer componets are made in Deutsh-Wagram Austria north of Vienna. Metal parts at Ferlach, Austria close by. Glock does assembly and test firing at the Deutsh-Wagram location along with a plant close just across the border in Braislve, Slovakia. The plant in Smyrna, GA that makes Glock USA uses same machining. The Deutsh-Wagram plastics plant was new in 1999

A: united states

A: Wilfredo, this Glock comes with (3) 13rd Magazines Sir.

A: Wilfredo, just the conversion barrel and a 9mm magazine for feed reliability Sir.

A: Many of the Glocks will work fine with just the barrel swap. Others you may have to get a 9mm magazine and an ejector ($8 from Glock).

A: Often times you will just need the conversion barrel and a magazine. In fact I have been successful doing just that. You could add the ejector but I would only do so if the previous set up is troublesome. Personally I would not carry any firearm for defense of life with a conversion barrel set up unless it's been proven to get through 250 (my arbitrary number) rounds of the self defense ammo of your choosing. Obviously opinions may vary.

A: Adam, no Gen 5 Glock 23's. There is a question whether the Gen 5 frame can support higher pressure rounds. It only uses a two pin frame, as opposed to the Gen 4's three pin frame.

A: Adam, No Gen 5 G23 out there. The trigger is a striker fired trigger. This is not a hammer fired DA/Sa. The double action they refer to is the trigger safety on the Glock. You depress the trigger safety fin in the trigger. Pull trigger to load striker. Then releases striker on the break of the trigger. About a 5 lb striker fired trigger on the Gen 4.

A: Cody, no Sir. There are no Gen4 or Gen5 Glocks on the CA DOJ Roster. Details in red print on the Roster here : https://www.oag.ca.gov/firearms/certified-handguns/search?make=150972

A: sorry No Gen 4 or Gen 5 Or USA made glocks see note in red "No Generation 4 or Generation 5 Glock handguns have been approved as of: Wednesday, April 8, 2020 No Glock handguns made in the USA have been approved as of: Wednesday, April 8, 2020 https://www.oag.ca.gov/firearms/certified-handguns/search?make=150972