The Glock 27 is the .40 S&W version of the subcompact Baby Glock size.
The Glock 29 packs the 10mm Auto cartridge into a short, thick subcompact frame.
The Glock 26, nicknamed the Baby Glock, is a subcompact 9mm built for concealment.
The Glock 23 is the compact .40 S&W version of the Glock 19 size pistol.
The Glock 22 is a full size pistol in .40 S&W that served as a standard duty pistol…
The Glock 21 brings the classic .45 ACP cartridge to Glock’s simple polymer frame design.
The Glock 20 is a full size pistol chambered in the powerful 10mm Auto cartridge.
The Glock 19 is a compact 9mm that balances size, capacity and shootability, making it one of the…
The Glock 19X pairs a full size grip with a compact length slide and was the first Glock…
The Glock 17 is the pistol that started it all. Introduced in 1982 and adopted by the Austrian…
Every type of firearm is safe only when handled responsibly. A few core rules prevent most accidents.
Muzzleloaders are loaded from the front of the barrel with powder and a projectile, an approach that dates…
Cartridges are grouped by where the primer that ignites the powder is located.
Shotguns are smoothbore long guns that usually fire many small pellets with each shot.
Semiautomatic rifles fire one round with each trigger pull and automatically load the next round.
Lever action rifles are cycled by swinging a lever below the trigger guard down and back up.
Bolt action rifles are loaded by lifting, pulling back and pushing forward a handle called the bolt.
Semiautomatic pistols are the most common modern handguns. They fire one round per trigger pull and reload the…
A revolver holds its cartridges in a rotating cylinder, usually with five to eight chambers.
Firearms fall into three main families: handguns, rifles and shotguns. Each is built for different purposes and ranges.