GLOCK 17 / 17C / 17L

The GLOCK 17 pistol first appeared at the Austrian Army trials, won it and was adopted by Austrian Army and Police in the early 1980s under the designation of P-80. Since then, the Glock 17 and its descentants become very popular military and law enforcement firearms, being exported in more than ...

GLOCK 18 / 18C

GLOCK 18, available only in 9mm Luger and only for Military / Law enforcement sales. Glock 18 could fire single shots or three-shot bursts. Glock 18 may be equipped with 31-rounds extended magazines and after-market folding stocks. For security reasons, some parts of the Glock 18 ARE NOT intercha...

GLOCK 19 / 19C

GLOCK 20 / 20C

GLOCK 21 / 21C / 21SF

The Glock 21 is a pistol manufactured by Glock. It is a large frame Glock based on the Glock 20 and fires the .45 ACP ammunition. It uses a modified Glock 20 frame, .45 ACP barrel, modified slide and magazine but these differences are quite minor and it does look identical to a Glock 20. It is a ...

GLOCK 22 / 22C

GLOCK 23 / 23C

GLOCK 24 / 24C

The Glock 24 is a pistol manufactured by Glock. It is a Glock 22, with a longer slide and barrel designed to make the weapon more accurate and competitive in shooting events. The frame is identical to the Glock Model 22. It is similar in concept to the Glock Model 17L.

The Glock 24 has undergo...

GLOCK 25

GLOCK 26

Mannlicher M1900 / M1905

Steyr M / M-1A

The Steyr M series pistols were first announced in 1999. Steyr M pistols, along with compact version, Steyr S, which were made in Austria by the Steyr-Mannlicher GmbH & Co, are not made any more. Since the January 1st, 2004, the Steyr M and Steyr S pistols have been replaced in production by the ...

Steyr Pi18/GB

The development of the GB pistol was started by Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG (now Steyr-Mannliher AG), Austria, in the early 1970s, when the Austrian army announced its plans to replace aging P38s and High Powers with the new pistol. Original design, labelled as PI-18, was developed in 1974, and final v...