[nyycanseco33]

Was he lucky?... No and I'll tell you why...

The G17 is 9mm and the G23 is 40cal... Mixing the slides up and putting them on the opposite frames won't damage the gun... Also the rounds are different sized, the G17 won't accept a 40cal round and therefore would not go into battery however the G23 will accept a 9mm, there would be bulging on the 9mm brass if/when fired but no severe problems... the only damage done here was to the operators pride... Cleaning multiple guns at a time is fine as many people including myself do it as a peaceful relaxation or even therapy but you must keep everything separated, sounds like the OP's organization method needs some work but overall he's fine... So as I said before, no he wasn't lucky cause there really wasn't a huge issue other than the points mentioned above

[Tackleberry1]

I often clean multiple guns at the same time. Break them all down, slather all parts with solvent, clean and reassemble.
Of course I don't currently own any two guns that look alike so I'm not to worried a out slapping a 1911 upper on a CZ lower or a SIG upper on an XD lower.

Think if I had two Glocks I'd reconsider and do them 1 at a time. Of course if I had two Glocks I'd have 1 too many.

Tack

[Mdrums]

Glockcoma, I have to say...thank you for sharing your mess up on this forum. I learned from your mistake. Big kudos to you for having the guts to come forth...thanks! We are human, make mistakes...glad your gun mistake was minor and not fatal.

[glockcoma]

@ Mdrums no problem bro this is a great site to learn from, i kno i have learned a thing, or maybe two!!