
What the heck kind of flamethrower powder they used for that pic...I have no idea.
Took the Glock 23C to the range today and broke it in with 100 rounds of .40 SW. I purchased this before I deployed to Bahrain and it has sat in the gun safe for 18 months NIB.
I was very surprised at how it did today. Stock compensated barrel with standard sights on the slide. I did add a Hogue rubber grip wrap.
The kick seemed to be even less than my Glock 19. The compensation ports work very well and the pistol has almost no gun flip up. Just sort of a straight back chug into your grip. No noticable gas venting...Saw one spark up through a port one time. Front site did get tiny bit dingy but rubbed right off during a reload with a wet fingertip.
Was very easy to get back on target very quickly. It has my vote of confidence as reliable...not one hiccup through 100 rounds of reload ammo. I'd carry this if I could in this blue state.
Here is a group of ten rounds I fired very quickly at about 35 feet or so.

I used a target that shows each shot very brightly. My group was straight up and down. Didn't pull any shots except the one at 7:30.
I was amazed as I had three rounds literally hit the same hole dead centered again and again. And I'm not that good.


Glock specs:
Manufacturer Glock ®Model23
Caliber fit .40
Description: GLOCK 23 40SW COMPACT FS
Magazine Capacity 13
Weapon Length 6.85 in. 174mm
Height 5.0 in. 127mm
Rifling right, hexagonal
Width 1.18 in. 30mm
Length of twist 9.84 in. 250mm
Length between sights 6.02 in. 153mm
Barrel Length 4.02 in. 102mm
Weight without magazine 21.16 oz. 600 g
Empty magazine weight 2.46 oz. 70 g
Full magazine weight ~9.87 oz. ~280 g
Trigger pull ~5.5 lbs. ~2.5 kg
Trigger travel 0.5 in. 12.5mm
Number of Safeties 3 (trigger, firing pin, drop)
Frame Material Synthetic Polymer
Slide Material Tenifer treated metal
Here are couple of pics of our archery range.
