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Thanks, much appreciated!If I remember, I will look at my four Gen 5s to see if there is the same scratch/gouge on the slide.
It’s more of finish being worn off than a scratch in the metal. With so few rounds through it I was starting to question if that was to be expected or if I need to be lubricating it more.Is it actually scratched or is it just a mark?
He works hard here for free. Every now and then we all take a break.@Jim Beam What's up with Bob? He ok?
Awesome thanks so much!I just looked at all four of my Glock Gen 5 pistols: 26, 45, 17 and 34...each of them has the same wear mark line and that is all that it is, a wear mark. Absolutely **nothing** to be concerned about, it's not from the connector, by the way, but the transfer bar (Bob can correct me here, if I'm wrong).
Keep shooting brother, not to worry. I had to hold them up under my workbench lamp to see it, frankly, but ... yup ... there it was. It is not a gouge, just wear.
I just looked at my 4 Glocks, and none of them have that scratch? Wear? Take it to your local gunsmith for a peek.View attachment 179999 Hi everyone. I’m a new Glock owner and picked up a gen 5 17 a couple of weeks ago. I have about 300 rounds through it and noticed some wear on the inside of the slide. From what I’ve researched this is where the connector interfaces with the slide when the trigger resets. Can anyone tell me if they have this wear mark in their Glock and if so, is this normal?
definitely need to be concerned. that's not normalAnyone think this is cause for concern? I know the finish on this generation shows more wear than previous generations.