The Glock 22 and Glock 23 are two of the most popular “plastic” handguns on the market. Both are very reliable handguns as both are manufactured by Glock, a company known for their products’ legendary reliability.

The Glock 22 is a full size firearm. It’s the same frame as the Glock 17. There’s not doubt you can carry it in a good holster, but IMO, it’s not a comfortable CCW gun. The Glock 19/23 is much easier to conceal and the Glock 26/27 is the easiest of the Glocks to conceal.

A law enforcement service pistol issued by many precincts, the Glock 22 offers tried and true durability and reliability. The . 40 caliber ammunition is more powerful than the common 9mm round, and therefore is more challenging to shoot accurately. Your dominant foot leads when shooting with one hand.

By far the most popular police service pistol in the United States, the GLOCK 22 fires the potent 40 S&W cartridge and holds more rounds for its size and weight than most other full-sized handgun in its class.

The balance of penetration and expansion is good and this load shoots flat to 50 yards. There are more expensive handguns, but none more reliable than the Glock M22. The . 40 caliber cartridge hits hard.

The Glock 22 had an overall length of 8.03 inches, a height of 5.47 inches, and a width of just 1.26 inches—dimensions identical to the Glock 17.

i have a oppurtunity to get a glock 23 gen 4 new with a LW 107mm barrel (canadian min length) for $825+tax and +30 shipping..these usually go for $1000 plus shipping and tax here. where the glock 22 is $700 locally and there is glock day coming up on oct 28th so they usually go on sale for $650-675.

However, the pistols numerous other innovations and its rugged reliability have made it one of the most widely used pistols in law-enforcement use and as a self-defense handgun. The Glock 22 is a .40 caliber pistol.

Glock does not make, nor have they ever made a .22 caliber pistol. There are a couple of makers of conversion kits (barrel, slide and magazine that you use with the original frame). It would however be interesting if they did.

Generally depends on the type of handgun, Ruger makes both revolvers of Single Action and Double Action, and Semi-automatic handguns while Glock makes only semi-automatic handguns.