Originally Posted by cmort666

When I get back to work, one of my planned purchases is a Glock 23. I consider it about the ideal size for a double column auto, and already have a Glock 19. I won't own a conventional double action auto for any serious purpose. I've never seen one with a double action trigger that I could stomach. I greatly prefer the Glock trigger. Both of my Glocks have Ghost 3.5lb. connectors.

One thing you should consider if you get a Glock is to get a heavier recoil spring. I have a Glock 22 and found it very uncomfortable to shoot due to the abruptness of the recoil. When I changed to a 22lb. recoil spring, it became an entirely different gun, far easier to shoot quickly and every bit as reliable.

The other nice thing about Glock 23s is that they're often available police surplus for VERY attractive prices, often under $400.