American Glock Parts · US-made parts for Glock pistols
An Austrian design. American parts.
Slides milled in Washington, barrels rifled in Nevada and Ohio, triggers cut in Arizona, sights from Michigan, magazines from Wyoming, and Glock pistols assembled in Smyrna, Georgia. Every listing names the maker and repeats the maker's own made-in claim. Parts ship to your door; pistols to a licensed dealer near you.
- WAslides
- IDslides, barrels
- NVbarrels
- OHbarrels
- SDbarrels
- AZtriggers
- TXtriggers, sights
- MIsights, optics
- GAsights, pistols
- WYmagazines
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Made in
The makers, in full →Locations are as each maker publishes them at our last check; production moves, and the maker's page is the authority.
American slides
All slides →Glock in America
Smyrna versus Austria →- 1982
The Glock 17 is adopted by the Austrian army.
- 1985
Glock, Inc. is founded in Smyrna, Georgia, as the US subsidiary.
- 1986
The first Glock 17s are imported into the United States.
- 1998
Gen 3 arrives; its pattern becomes the standard the American aftermarket cuts for.
- 2013
Glock begins assembling pistols in Smyrna, marked USA on the slide.
- 2017
Gen 5 is introduced; US makers add Gen 5 slides and barrels.
Smyrna-built and other Glock pistols
All pistols →An all-American Glock, in five parts
The parts list →New from the shops
All new arrivals →Owners' reports
Written by people who own the gun“It's a good little pocket gun. Has a really long trigger pull but with no safety thats a good thing. Folks with larger hands might want to put it in a pocket holster. Over all the size is good for pocket carry and its hard to beat the price.”
“This was my first Walther PPS M2 LE. The pistol performed as I had hoped and expected. All three magazines fit nicely and ejected easily. I look forward to experimenting with different brands of ammo. I am completely satisfied with my purchase.”
“Feels nice and solid, I haven't gotten a chance to shoot it yet but I sure will be tomorrow to see how it feels to shoot it. I done had the g2s and g2c now I got the g3c”
“Another awesome revolver. The stainless finish on the Taurus is amazing. Shoots like a dream. Awesome edc. Pistol. 5 out of 5”
“The fit and finish on this gun is really nice for the money. Shoots great and its beautiful to look at.”
“I was hesitant to buy this Taurus at first but after I put a little over 400 rounds of different brands of ammunition through it I was impressed. Even my carry ammo feed well. I'm former government employee and when I carry cancelled I don't want any print of a weapon on me what so ever and the Taurus GX4 micro compact 9 does just that.”
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Shipping across the states
All 20 cities →★Alabama
MobileMobile County★Louisiana
New OrleansOrleans Parish★Missouri
JoplinJasper County★Montana
BillingsYellowstone County★North Carolina
AshevilleBuncombe County★North Dakota
BismarckBurleigh County★Pennsylvania
PittsburghAllegheny County★South Carolina
Myrtle BeachHorry County★Tennessee
KnoxvilleKnox County★Utah
OgdenWeber County★Virginia
ChesapeakeChesapeake County★Wyoming
SheridanSheridan CountyMakers
All brands →An Austrian design, American parts
The Glock came from Austria, but the industry that grew up around it is American: slides milled from stainless bar stock in Washington and Idaho, match barrels rifled in Nevada, Ohio and South Dakota, triggers cut in Arizona and Texas, tritium sights from Michigan and Georgia, magazines molded in Wyoming, and since 2013 Glock pistols themselves assembled in Smyrna, Georgia. We stock the American side of the platform and say on every listing who made the part and, where they publish it, where.
We are an independent store, not affiliated with Glock, Inc. Parts ship to your door; pistols ship to a licensed dealer in your state. Our city pages cover 20 cities in 17 states with the local rules and the nearest public ranges.
























