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Introducing the Glock 24: Your New Go-To Handgun

It’s one of the simplest pistols on the market, but it’s also one of the most popular. And with good reason – the Glock 24 packs everything you need and nothing you don’t. The large frame makes it easy to handle, while the double-stack magazine ensures that you can fire off as many rounds as possible before reloading. Plus, with a 5-pound trigger pull and 10-round capacity, this gun will always be there when you need it to be – whether you want to practice at the range or fend off an intruder at home.

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I’m sure you’ve heard of go–to shoes and go-to purses, but you may not have heard of a go-to handgun. Like their fashions counterparts, your go-to handgun is exactly that—the one gun you can always rely on. They’re reliable, accurate, light, balanced, and above all else—safe. Every gun owner should own a go-to handgun that fits his or her needs perfectly; to do otherwise is like having shoes that don’t fit or a purse with broken straps. Glocks are some of the most popular handguns in America and they certainly live up to their reputation as go-to handguns. The Glock 24 is an ideal example of just how versatile Glock’s guns can be. It’s big enough for home defense purposes while still being small enough for concealed carry. It has impressive stopping power while also being lightweight and easy to handle. It looks great, feels great, and performs even better. So if you want a Glock that’ll never let you down, look no further than the Glock 24! Click here to see our full selection of Glock pistols today!

What you will get out of a Glock 24

The ergonomics of both medium and large hands will be well served by your new handgun. With an overall length of 7.28 inches, a barrel length of 4.17 inches, and an unloaded weight of 23 ounces, you’ll find it easy to carry around day after day. The stainless steel slide provides improved durability over other options on today’s market, while maintaining excellent wear resistance through 1 million cycles. The standard 10 round magazine capacity isn’t quite as much as some other pistols available today, but reloading is quick and easy with a standard magazine release button located on both sides of your weapon for convenience. You’ll also be pleased to know that high visibility sights ensure you can always hit your target before squeezing off a shot. Plus, there are no exposed hammer or trigger surfaces so you won’t have to worry about snagging when drawing or holstering your gun. This gun is ideal for home defense situations thanks to its great size and weight balance, making it comfortable in nearly any situation. Plus, its low recoil allows you to make fast follow up shots without having to worry about accuracy. If you decide that a larger caliber pistol is more suited for your needs then consider adding a conversion kit like those offered by Lone Wolf Distributors or SIG Sauer . However, if you want something small enough for concealed carry yet still packing plenty of power then look no further than your new Glock 24!

Why it might be your next gun

The Glock 24, chambered in .40 S&W, is one of our newest additions to our line of pistols. With 9mm Parabellum and .45 ACP models already being well-received by professionals and amateurs alike, we decided it was time to add another great gun to our arsenal. The longer barrel offers a slight increase in velocity which can be advantageous when taking long shots or using heavier projectiles. While not as common as its smaller counterpart, some people do choose to purchase a model with a longer barrel for use as an all around handgun due to its better balance. We recommend going with your favorite caliber but if you’re looking for something new give 40 S&W or 10mm Auto a try! Check out our site for more information on how to get your hands on one today!
The Glock 24 is a semi-automatic pistol that uses a recoil operated system. It has been produced since 1990 by Austrian manufacturer Glock Ges.m.b.H., who also produce several other lines of handguns, rifles and submachine guns; including the very popular Glock 17 (the first pistol they ever produced). The name comes from its original caliber; 9×19 mm. This model features double stack magazines that have twice as many cartridges than single stack magazines found on most other semi automatic handguns.

The versatility of G24

The Glock 24 can be a great choice for many people, whether you’re just starting out in firearms or have been practicing for years. If you are inexperienced with pistols and want to give it a try, then there’s no better place to start than with something simple like a 9mm. It’s also perfect for those who have experience shooting other handguns but are looking for something a little easier to use. Another benefit of switching to another 9mm pistol is that your gun will shoot more consistently and therefore more accurately; if you already own one, then you know what I mean by that statement. A 9mm will definitely help any novice learn how to handle a firearm in short order. For those experienced shooters who prefer a smaller handgun, then you might consider switching to a Glock 19. With such similar dimensions and weight as well as similar recoil levels, you’ll find yourself right at home with your new purchase. And if you don’t feel comfortable carrying concealed, then don’t worry—the Glock 19 has plenty of room in its frame to add on an extended magazine which adds an extra round to your capacity while still maintaining its small size. Whether you choose to carry concealed or not though is entirely up to you! This handgun can work perfectly for both concealed carry and open carry purposes.

A few things to know before buying the G24

While there’s a lot to love about getting a new gun, it’s also worth knowing what you’re getting into before making a purchase. First, it is imperative that you understand how to operate whatever handgun you plan on purchasing. Knowing how to handle your gun will be much more valuable than any tactical edge that may come from having only one hand on your weapon when attempting to defend yourself. Second, if at all possible, take some time with a friend or family member who owns and regularly shoots pistols before heading out to make your purchase. Even better, if you have access to a shooting range where you can rent guns for short periods of time, consider doing so before committing to anything. This way, you can get a feel for what works best for you—and even ask questions about different models and manufacturers. Finally, keep in mind that every gun has its own manual of operation—so read up! You don’t want to find yourself in an emergency situation without being able to use your weapon properly.

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 MODEL FOR GLOCK 24

The Glock 24 Long Slide is a different take on one of America’s most popular guns.

The long barrel and slide is 1.5 inches longer than the standard glock 22, which helps increase accuracy.

The improved sight radius makes a big difference in target acquisition and precise placement ability.

The slide comes ported, which cuts down on slide weight. Overall this is may be one of the most accurate factory Glocks!

The Glock 24 was a limited-run pistol developed by Glock GmbH of Austria.

The Model 24 was an off-shoot of the Glock 17 and chambered to fire the larger .40 S&W cartridge while featuring a new long slide as well as a composite alloy frame. glock slide

The longer slide is what made the Glock 24 instantly recognizable. Regardless, the system fell out of production in the late 1990s, available only through special order at the time.

Like many of the other Glock pistols, the Glock 24 made use of the recoil/double(safe action) firing action.

Magazine counts could vary between 10-, 15- and 29-round magazines.

Total length was listed at 225mm (8.86mm) with the barrel making up 153mm (6.02 inches) of this. Unloaded weight was a respectable 26.7 ounces. glock slide

Glock 24 Specifications  

The Glock 24 is a .40 S&W long-slide variant of the Glock 22, similar in concept to the Glock 17L. Additionally, a compensated, ported-barrel version designated the 24C was also produced.

The Glock 24 was introduced in 1994 and officially dropped from the company‘s regular product lineup upon the release of the Glock 34 and 35.