GLOCK 17 Gen 1

Buy GLOCK 17 Gen 1

The GLOCK 17 Gen 1 is the founding model that established GLOCK’s reputation for reliability and simplicity. Designed for professionals, this 9 mm semi-automatic pistol offers a standard capacity of 10+1 rounds. Its 4.49-inch barrel delivers exceptional accuracy, while its black DLC finish provides increased resistance to wear and corrosion. The ergonomic design of the GLOCK 17 Gen 1 ensures a comfortable grip and intuitive handling, making it a preferred choice for law enforcement and sport shooters.

Specifications:

UPC: 764503053993

Action: Semi-automatic

Barrel Length: 4.49 inches

Caliber: 9mm Luger (9×19 Parabellum)

Capacity: 10+1 rounds

Finish: Black DLC

FAQ:

What is the magazine capacity of the GLOCK 17 Gen 1?
The GLOCK 17 Gen 1 offers a standard capacity of 10+1 rounds.

What type of finish does the GLOCK 17 Gen 1 have?
It features a black DLC finish, providing increased resistance to wear and corrosion.

Is the GLOCK 17 Gen 1 suitable for left-handed shooters?
The Gen 1 model does not have ambidextrous controls. Later generations, such as the Gen 5, offer ambidextrous controls for greater adaptability.

What is the barrel length of the GLOCK 17 Gen 1?
The barrel measures 4.49 inches, ensuring optimal accuracy.

Is the GLOCK 17 Gen 1 still in production?
The GLOCK 17 Gen 1 is no longer in production, having been replaced by newer generations that offer design and feature improvements.

Comparison with other models:

GLOCK 17 Gen 1 vs. GLOCK 17 Gen 5: The Gen 5 introduces significant improvements over the Gen 1, including the removal of finger grooves on the grip, an ambidextrous slide, a Marksman barrel for improved accuracy, and an nDLC finish for greater durability.

GLOCK 17 Gen 1 vs. GLOCK 19: The GLOCK 19 is a compact version of the GLOCK 17, offering a smaller size for better portability while retaining a slightly reduced magazine capacity.

The GLOCK 17 Gen 1 remains a benchmark among semi-automatic pistols, valued for its simplicity and reliability, and continues to influence modern handgun design.