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  • hootenholler

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    can someone help me with all the glock numbers and gens....


    dont know what glocks are what and what gens are...

    i know
    glock 21=.45acp
    glock 26=.45acp compact(right?)

    whats what and whats the gen differents
     

    Jtgarner

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    GLOCK "Safe Action Pistols"
    That is the model numbers,

    This is Gen 1-3:
    glockframes.jpg

    Gen 4:
    Glock-Generation-4.jpg
     
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    Davegrave

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    Nope. G26 is the subcompact 9mm.

    I'll let you look up the models, you can go to Glock.com for a full list.

    The basic breakdown of the big 3 calibers is 9mm= 17, 19, 26, 34.
    .45acp= 21, 30, 36, .40sw= 22, 23, 27, 35.

    Gens break down like this:
    first gen, had no rail, no finger grooves and a weird texture.
    2nd gen changed the grip texture.
    3rd gen changed the texture and added the rails and finger grooves.
    4th gen changed texture again, changed the recoil spring to a double spring system, and added a changeable backstrap.


    ETA, Jesus! 6 posts while I was typing? :rofl: I typed that all out and jtgarner just broke out the pics. I suck.
     

    Jtgarner

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    that awsome
    Thats also photoshopped.

    Check out the link I posted (and I think shooter did too while I was typing) and the description below my second post here and that will answer all your questions. If you have any more, post em up, INGO is usually pretty good at getting you answers (as long as you can find them on google ;) )
     

    Jtgarner

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    She turned me into a newt... I got betta

    Anyways, my link didn't work how I wanted it to so here are the models broken down for you:
    5953272634_216a7f12ed.jpg


    Edit: There is also a LONG slide 9mm and .40 called the 17L and the 24 (respectively).

    Edit again: Here is a picture showing all the different sizes of the 9mm (and .40) guns together (all Gen 3)
    (top to bottom G17L, G34, G19, G17, G26)
    Glock%209mm%20pistols.jpg
     

    hoosier_sully

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    There was a brief time before the full blown gen three that they made finger grooves and no rail on some full size guns. We'll call it 2A gen. I know for sure that the glock 21 was one of them because I used to own one. Sadly I didn't take any pics of this mysterious creature.
     

    lawrra

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    There was a brief time before the full blown gen three that they made finger grooves and no rail on some full size guns. We'll call it 2A gen. I know for sure that the glock 21 was one of them because I used to own one. Sadly I didn't take any pics of this mysterious creature.
    I've heard it called gen 2.5
     

    hootenholler

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    She turned me into a newt... I got betta

    Anyways, my link didn't work how I wanted it to so here are the models broken down for you:
    5953272634_216a7f12ed.jpg


    Edit: There is also a LONG slide 9mm and .40 called the 17L and the 24 (respectively).

    Edit again: Here is a picture showing all the different sizes of the 9mm (and .40) guns together (all Gen 3)
    (top to bottom G17L, G34, G19, G17, G26)
    Glock%209mm%20pistols.jpg

    awsome piece of information...this is exactly what i wanted..i really like the photo comparing the different gens also great in info:yesway::yesway:....

    ALSO LIKE THE BROWN AND BLACK GUNS HERE WHAT IS THAT CALLED
     

    Jtgarner

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    I thought the pistols I posted were actually called OD or Olive Drab by glock. The OD/FDE has been discontinued by Glock, but you can still find them in many gun stores as they try to get rid of what they have. Even though I think it is called OD, I think they look more FDE than OD.
    :twocents:
     
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