- California versions
- 2
- Caliber
- 9mm
- Barrel length
- 5.32"
Is the Glock 34 legal in California?
Yes. 2 versions of the Glock 34 are on the California DOJ Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale as of October 28, 2026, so California dealers can sell those exact versions new. Only the specific versions listed on this page are certified: a different finish, barrel length or caliber that is not listed is off-roster and can only be bought through a private party transfer at a licensed dealer. Note that AB 1127 restricts dealer sales of new Glock-pattern pistols with a cruciform trigger bar from July 1, 2026.
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Glock 34 versions on the California roster
| Photo | Version | Caliber | Barrel | Capacity | MSRP | Guns.com |
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34 | 9mm | 5.32" | 10+1 (CA; 15+1 std.) | — | Search → |
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34 OD | 9mm | 5.32" | 10+1 (CA; 15+1 std.) | — | Search → |
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About the Glock 34
The Glock 34 is a long-slide, striker-fired semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Glock Ges.m.b.H. of Austria. Chambered in 9mm, it is purpose-built for competitive shooting, offering an extended barrel and slide compared to the standard Glock 17 to improve sight radius and muzzle velocity.
How the California versions differ
- Both versions share the same caliber: 9mm Luger.
- Both versions share the same barrel length: 5.32 inches.
- The standard Glock 34 features a black finish on the slide.
- The Glock 34 OD features an Olive Drab (OD) green frame, distinguishing it visually from the standard black-framed model.
- Beyond the frame color difference, the two roster-listed versions are mechanically and dimensionally identical based on the available listing information.
Who it suits
The Glock 34 is well suited to competitive shooters participating in practical shooting sports such as USPSA or IDPA, as well as experienced handgun owners who prefer a longer sight radius and reduced muzzle flip for improved accuracy. It can also serve as a home defense pistol for those comfortable handling a full-size, competition-oriented firearm.