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I also like the gray, and could see a G17 some day if they don't dry up  | |||
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I'm headed out to the LGS on my lunch break to see/handle a gray G19. I have a strong feeling this will be my first gen 4, and seventh Glock. Damn things multiply, I swear. ______________________________________________ Endeavoring to master the subtle art of the grapefruit spoon. | |||
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To be honest, now that I'm seeing actual in-hand shots of the gray Glocks, I'm not as big a fan. Looks a bit too blueish/purpleish for my taste. Still, it's nice to have options. | |||
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Still have not been able to bring myself to do it, I did pick up a Canik tp9sa though.. | |||
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My little "Bad Boys" Glock 42 wearing some new Trijicon HD's, smoothed out with some CCR CPII and carried in my OHC IWB. I did it. I done f****ng bought a Glock.  Isaiah 54:17 - No weapon formed against us shall prosper.... What do I want? A time machine. When do I want it? Irrelevant. | |||
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I had my Gen 3 G19 trigger undercut and still didn't care for it. Traded it for a WG P226. I just can't do the finger grooves on a Gen 3/4 G19.    Gen 2 for my G19...   | |||
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Just picked up my G26 gen3 this morning. Serial prefix "ZAP"  | |||
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I recently picked up a Glock 19 Gen 2. The 19s with finger grooves always worked for me but there's something about this older Glock that I like quite a bit.   ============================================ Photographs: https://photobucket.com/u/photoman12001 ----------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/photoman12001/ ----------------------------------- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/photoman12001/videos | |||
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First, nice shooting with that 19. Is it hard finding mags for it?? Also, where did you get those grips for the 43. Nice collection, me boy.  | |||
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Que?  The Gen 2 Glocks use the same style mags as the newer Gen 3 and Gen 4 Glock... | |||
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They sure do, even the 30 rounders The adhesive grips on the 42 & 43 are Galloway Precision.  ============================================ Photographs: https://photobucket.com/u/photoman12001 ----------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/photoman12001/ ----------------------------------- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/photoman12001/videos | |||
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Being new to Glocks, only a 42 and 43 right now, I did not know about the mag interchangeability. Now I do. I have seen ads that refer to "Gen 4 Mags Only" and just assumed that it was across the board. Thanks for the info, be well | |||
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A Gen 4 mag only means the mag has a cut out in case one swaps the mag release to left handed..  And just in case you didn't know, a G26 can use a G19 and G17 mag. A G19 can use a G17 mag. This applies to sub-compact, compact, and full sized Glocks of the same caliber 9mm/357sig/40cal.. Maybe also the G21 45ACP and G20 10mm. I've owned a couple G21s, but never a G20.. As well you can run 357sig in a 40cal Glock with the appropriate barrel swap, and vise versa. I run a G31 barrrel in my G22, and have a G27 barrel for my G33 and can use the stock mags with either caliber.. | |||
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There are differences between the various generations of Glock magazines, but they're all backwards- and forwards-compatible. You can use one of the very early Gen 1 mags in a Gen 4 gun, and a brand new Gen 4 mag in an early Gen 1 gun. Gen 1 and early Gen 2 Glock mags weren't designed to drop free, and only had minimal metal in them. Later Gen 2 and Gen 3 mags were designed to drop free, and have a metal liner and a different shape to the feed lips. Gen 4 mags are nearly identical to Gen 3 mags, but have an additional magazine catch cutout, since the magazine release on Gen 4 Glocks is reversible for lefty use. | |||
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KHolm, that G42 looks pretty sweet in two tone with the CPII. I've been toying with the idea of it, but haven't really seen any pics of a G42 in CPII. That does it. I gotta do it now.
Hey, I feel ya.  ______________________________________________ Endeavoring to master the subtle art of the grapefruit spoon. | |||
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The G21 and G20 can't share mags since they're different calibers, but a compact Glock 30 in .45 ACP can use the full-sized Glock 21 .45 ACP magazine, as can the compact Glock 29 10mm with full-sized Glock 20 10mm mags. The G36 .45 ACP can't use any of the other mags, since it's a single stack .45 ACP, while the G30 and G21 are double stack .45 ACPs. | |||
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if I get a Gen 2 19, I can then use the Gen 4 Mags with it?? | |||
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Correct. Or Gen 1 mags, or Gen 2 mags, or Gen 3 mags. Any generation of G19 mag will work in any generation of G19 handgun. | |||
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Hence the wonderful compatibility of the Glorp. Dig it? Actually, when I purchase a gen4 G26, it will come with two mags that I'll probably never use. | |||
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With the only exception being if you've got a gen 4 and have switched the mag release over to the right side of the pistol (which is a feature new to the Gen 4), in which case you must use a Gen 4 mag since it has the mag catch cutout on both sides. ______________________________________________ Endeavoring to master the subtle art of the grapefruit spoon. | |||
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