Source-verified record · Checked 2026-08-12
Glock G17L
Glock lists the G17L Gen5 MOS as a Long Slide 9x19 mm Safe Action pistol built for competition, with a 153 mm barrel, a 17-round standard magazine and an optic-ready MOS slide. The directory normalizes its frame class as long-slide.
Reference fields
| Manufacturer | Glock[1] |
|---|---|
| Firearm category | Handgun[1] |
| Chambering | 9x19mm Parabellum[1] |
| Manufacturer chambering | 9x19 mm[1] |
| Generation | Gen 5 MOS[1] |
| Manufacturer size class | Long Slide[1] |
| Directory frame class | long-slide |
| Manufacturer listing | Listed on Glock US[1] |
| Year introduced | 2024[2] |
| Manufacturer action label | Safe Action[1] |
| Overall dimensions | 240 × 34 × 139 mm / 9.45 × 1.34 × 5.47 in (height: including magazine)[1] |
| Barrel length | 153 mm / 6.02 in[1] |
| Weight without magazine | 640 g / 22.58 oz[1] |
| Weight with empty magazine | 720 g / 25.4 oz[1] |
| Magazine capacity | Standard: 17; optional listed: 10 / 24[1] |
| Trigger pull | 24 N / ≈5.4 lb[1] |
| Slide finish | Not yet verified |
| Controls | Ambidextrous slide stop lever; reversible magazine catch[1] |
| Warranty | One year from original purchase by the initial consumer; regional terms apply[4] |
| MSRP | Not recorded |
Verification boundary: Published technical data are rounded, may not reflect manufacturing tolerances, and may change without notice. MSRP is not recorded: most cited product pages do publish a price, but it changes without notice and independently of the specification, so this directory has no field for it and the row stays blank rather than carrying a figure that would silently go stale. Values marked ≈ were converted by this directory from the unit system the source published; the unmarked figure in the same row is the published one.
Evidence tiers backing this record: Manufacturer. Unmarked values come from manufacturer documentation; any value drawn from a lower tier is labeled inline with that tier. Where two sources disagreed, the higher tier was recorded and the disagreement noted.
Sources- [1]G17L Gen5 MOS — Technical DataManufacturer Manufacturer product pageAccessed 2026-08-12
- [2]GLOCK 17L Model now with Gen5 Technology (May 17, 2024)Manufacturer Manufacturer press releaseAccessed 2026-08-12
- [3]GLOCK Instructions for Use — Models G17–G48 (p. 59, Long Slide class)Manufacturer Manufacturer owner's manual (PDF)Accessed 2026-08-12
- [4]Glock Answers Frequently Asked QuestionsManufacturer Manufacturer support pageAccessed 2026-08-12