Glock 21 Handgun

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→Glock question?

2008-03-06 05:58:23

I will be carrying a Glock 45 cal. full size When i look for a off duty holster it only says glock 20-21 ? is that the same one or could someone tell me what I should be looking for?

Answered By: Kenneth C

Yes, the glock 20 and 21 are built on the same frame and a holster that fits one should fit the other.

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→I will soon be in the process serving business. What would the best handgun be for personal defense?

2007-10-09 08:59:54

I will soon be in the process serving business. What would the best handgun be for personal defense? I've done some research and I think I've narrowed it down to either a Glock 21, Glock 23, or Glock 32. I'm kind of new to handguns so I would like some feedback. Thanks.

Answered By: Bio-Nok

Glock 21 - full size .45ACP Glock 23 - med size .40 S&W Glock 32 - med size .357 SIG Of the three you mentioned, I would recommend the Glock 23. First, .357 SIG ammo is expensive. While a good round, the .357 SIG will overpenetrate the most of the 3 due to its high velocity. Of course, of the three, .357 SIG will penetrate metal, doors, etc. the easiest. Second, a Glock 21 is a full size handgun, you will not be able to conceal this handgun without a jacket. Not sure about your line of work, but unless you always want to wear a coat or jacket, I would stay away from the full size pistols. Third, .40 S&W is a proven manstopper on the street. It has performed well since its inception, but some do not like its recoil. I know plenty of people that would rather fire a .45 ACP or a 9mm than a .40 S&W. Now, another advantage with the Glock 23 or 32 is that all you have to do is change out the barrels to switch from one caliber to the other. In other words, if you buy the Glock 23 (.40 S&W)...and want to try .357 SIG ammo then all you have to do is purchase the Glock 32 barrel (approx $100 to $120) and change it out. And finally, how often are you going to practice and clean your handgun? If your answer is less than once a month, I would strongly consider getting a revolver with a 2, 3, or 4 inch barrel instead. You could get a .357 magnum, which also fires .38 Specials (it does not work the other way. You cannot buy a .38 Special revolver and fire .357 magnums). So you will essentially have 2 guns in 1. You can use .38 Specials for the most part, but if you feel you need some serious power, then you will be able to fire .357 magnums. And the most important point of all is that revolvers are easier to maintain and can stand up to neglect better than a semi-auto (and yes Glocks, Sig Sauers, etc. can withstand a lot of neglect too, but a revolver has less parts, uses a cylinder rather than a magazine, and therefore less chance of failure.) But if you want a semi-auto, Glock is a good choice (mine has never failed or misfired---have fired a couple thousand rounds thru it), and I wouldn't rule out the Glcok 19 (9mm). The 9mm Jacketed Hollowpoints are good rounds for self defense...it's the full metal jacket rounds (ball ammo) that gives the 9mm a poor name. Either way...take a firearm safety class, ask a lot of questions at your local gun shop, practice/hold/rent as many different models as possible, and good luck with your decision.

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→Holster for Glock 21 SF???

2007-12-01 13:36:59

I recently bought a new glock 21 SF model. It has the picitinny rails on the front. I recently bought a Blackhawk Serpa holster for the Glock 21 but this model does not fit inside of it!! It appears to wither be too wide or the rails do not fit inside of it. Does anyone have this gun and a holster that will fit..... Thank You!

Answered By: bobbo342

How about Fobus... Out side of them I don't know. I have only used BlackHawk and Fobus...Sorry

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→Question about Glock 21 Serial number.?

2007-09-13 04:54:08

Afew months ago I bought a Glock 21 I was trying to find out when it was made on diffrent sites but had no luck.I looked at several lists and when I find my first 3 letters it says not found. My first 3 letters are BEM can somone help me. By the way I bought it used so it just came with the factory box.No shell casings or papers.

Answered By: JOHN W

here is the ph# to Glock. 1-770-432-1202 or 1-770-432-8719

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→Anyone else ever had problems with their internal lasermax for a Glock model 21?

2007-09-26 09:47:41

I've got a great lasermax internal laser for my Glock 21. The problem I am having is inconsistency. Sometimes, the laser works, sometimes it does not. I know that I've installed the mechanism correctly and that the gold contact point needs to touch the barrel, but sometimes she just won't turn on. I need it to work as it is my favorite gun and I need it to be 100% reliable. Anyone else ever had problems with a lasermax product?

Answered By: boker_magnum

Lasermax has NEVER had a good reputation, at least none that I've heard. I've heard from many others at my range about them not working, or only working sometimes, the don't hold zero, etc etc. You'd be better off with a crimson-trace, it might cost more, but it works, and hold zero!

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→Where can I find a safe and LEGAL way to sell my Glock 21 in West Philadelphia?

2007-10-01 05:52:53

I have a Glock 21 that I am trying to get rid of in West Philadelphia. It is legal and registered to me, but I am moving to Japan and I want to find a place to sell it ASAP. Suggestions?

Answered By: DJ

Registered to you? How can that be since Pennsylvania doesn't have registration...... I think you are confusing the fact that you legally purchased it from a dealer and 'registration'. Here's the gun laws in your state, looks like you need a license holder to transfer, but read them yourself please.....