Glock 23 build

[Fordman4ever]

I just picked up a Glock 23 today and would like to know if anyone here has one that they have put aftermarket parts on and how they like them. I would really like to know what kind of aftermarket barrels people are using. Also, anything else you think I should know about the 23.

[big_jaygee]

by far the best place to get aftermarket glock accessories

glock store

i have bought many things for my G23 when i had it...now i have the G32 and have bought a few things from this site. no complaints from me Earl

[Fordman4ever]

Thanks. I already have my cigar budget for the next 6 months in my online shopping cart.

[Remo]

Why not stick it in a holster and call it good?

[big_jaygee]

well i for one dont like the the plastic guide rod so i went with stainless, i dont like the heavy trigger so i went with the 3.5lb. i also dont like the fact my pinkie doesnt rest comfortably on the grip so i went with the pinkie extender. glock is a glock and i wouldnt trust my life with any other but it is not perfect right out of the box

[Fordman4ever]

I heard that there are some issues with shooting certain rounds with the stock barrel. Just a few mods I want to make since it will be my carry weapon.

[Remo]

Originally Posted by Fordman4ever

I heard that there are some issues with shooting certain rounds with the stock barrel. Just a few mods I want to make since it will be my carry weapon.

Gotcha.

[big_jaygee]

Originally Posted by Fordman4ever

I heard that there are some issues with shooting certain rounds with the stock barrel. Just a few mods I want to make since it will be my carry weapon.

i can honestly say i have had no malfunctions or failure to feed or eject with my 32 and i never had one when i had the 23

[Remo]

Originally Posted by big_jaygee

i can honestly say i have had no malfunctions or failure to feed or eject with my 32 and i never had one when i had the 23

I can say that with a stock 17 that has had thousands of rounds through it in the last 10 years, dirty/clean didn't matter, that's why I was wondering about changing parts on them, although I do agree with replacing the plastic guide rod.

[TJarv]

I e heard good things about Lone Wolf barrels

[Frank-D-Tank]

Originally Posted by Remo

I can say that with a stock 17 that has had thousands of rounds through it in the last 10 years, dirty/clean didn't matter, that's why I was wondering about changing parts on them, although I do agree with replacing the plastic guide rod.

^This. I probably have 20,000 rounds through my 17, can't remember ever having a malfunction. I can see the mag extention if you have large hands, but Glocks are pretty damn good right out of the box. My only other suggestion would be night sights since it will be your carry gun.

[FUEL]

Originally Posted by Fordman4ever

I heard that there are some issues with shooting certain rounds with the stock barrel. Just a few mods I want to make since it will be my carry weapon.

Which rounds are you talking about? I have a 32c but swap barrels to shoot 40s and never had an issue. Did you get the 4th gen?

I love glocks and carry but its jammed on more than one occasion so I mostly carry my Smith and Wesson 340PD.

[Fordman4ever]

I've been looking at the LW barrels, pretty good price on those things.

[Ranger_B]

I put a glock together for my sister with stuff mostly from lone wolf. She really loves that pistol. I will put one together for me here in the fall. It all depends what you need from your pistol. but like everyone has said it will do just about anything right out of the box.

[smitty81]

Glock talk.com

[emopunker2004]

glocktalk.com


Honestly, I say shoot it and then see if you want to change anything. If it has the "target trigger" with the ridges, I would change that out, over long periods of shooting it tends to rub your finger raw.

[Fordman4ever]

Def. looking to get a lighter trigger pull.

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by Fordman4ever

Def. looking to get a lighter trigger pull.

That may or may not be a future issue for you God forbid you should ever need to draw and pull the trigger.
For concealed carry, I would not consider trigger modifications.
For home defense, heck yeah.

[emopunker2004]

Originally Posted by Blueface

That may or may not be a future issue for you God forbid you should ever need to draw and pull the trigger.
For concealed carry, I would not consider trigger modifications.
For home defense, heck yeah.

100% THIS
Honestly I have no problem with the stock 5.5# trigger. Heck my department installs the 8# trigger in all of our guns and I shoot it just fine.

[FUEL]

Originally Posted by Blueface

That may or may not be a future issue for you God forbid you should ever need to draw and pull the trigger.
For concealed carry, I would not consider trigger modifications.
For home defense, heck yeah.

^^^Could not agree more^^^ But like the old saying goes "keep your booger picker off the trigger."