Frequently Asked Questions
Glock 33 for sale
What caliber is a Glock 33?
The Glock 33 is chambered in .357 SIG. It is a subcompact pistol with a standard magazine capacity of 9 rounds, with optional 10, 13, or 15-round magazines available.
How much does a Glock 357 typically cost?
Glock .357 SIG pistols typically cost around $659. Prices range from $470 to $2,570 depending on model, generation, and condition.
Does Glock still make the Glock 33?
The Glock 33 status is unclear. Glock's own product page still lists the G33 as an active concealed carry pistol, and new Gen4 models appear in dealer inventory. While some Gen3 and Gen4 .357 SIG variants may be discontinued, the G33 does not appear to be fully discontinued. Used models are also available on our marketplace.
What are the disadvantages of a Glock 33?
The Glock 33's main drawbacks are a limited 9-round capacity and .357 SIG ammunition that costs more and is harder to find than 9mm. Its subcompact size produces snappier recoil and a shorter sight radius, which can reduce accuracy for some shooters.
What is the Glock 33's effective range?
The Glock 33 has an effective range of 50 meters (55 yards). Its subcompact frame and short sight radius make 7–15 yards most practical for defensive use, and the .357 SIG cartridge's recoil makes consistency harder at distance, but capable shooters can reach the full 50-meter effective range.
What magazines fit the Glock 33?
The Glock 33 uses its own 9-round .357 SIG magazine. It also accepts the 13-round G32 magazine and the 15-round G31 magazine, both of which extend past the grip. Factory Glock magazines are recommended for reliable feeding and fit.
Is .357 SIG stronger than 9mm?
Yes. .357 SIG fires a 9mm bullet at higher velocity, generating more muzzle energy and penetration than standard 9mm loads. However, it costs more, holds fewer rounds per magazine, and produces sharper recoil. Most defensive shooters find 9mm adequate and more practical.