Kyle Reese with Glock 17 in Terminator Genisysĭon’t let its reputation as a beginner-friendly gun fool you though. Notable for its reliability, the Glock 17 has been one of the top-rated beginner handguns in the market. Ever since the Austrian military and police forces started using it in 1982, it became a favorite among law enforcement and civilian gun owners. The Glock 17 is the tried and true, classic plastic, “Tupperware” polymer-framed handgun. The Gen 5 Glock 34 has the MOS as a standard inclusion. This makes installing a reflex sight on the pistol possible which is useful both in range and tactical scenarios. Gen 4 Glock 34s have modular back straps and can be ordered with a MOS package. The versatility doesn’t stop there since it can run both standard 17-round mags as well as extended 33-round variants if one desires.
Its trigger is also lighter than average at below five pounds which can make it more accessible to a wider range of shooters who don’t like heavy trigger pulls. Needless to say, it’ll be easier to consistently hit the target when your arms aren’t strained from trying to aim something as heavy as the Pfeifer-Zeliska. Speaking of weight, it’s quite impressive that a gun of this size can still stay light. When you combine the longer barrel with the sight radius it shouldn’t be hard to see why this is overall a more accurate gun than other handguns in the same weight class.
Its 5.31-inch barrel increases your sight radius to roughly 7.5 inches, though your mileage will vary depending on the sights you pick. One unique advantage of the 34 is its slide which most Glock enthusiasts prefer in comparison to other models from the same manufacturer.
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