My Glock 23 Gen3 doesn't have a "Gen3" stamp anywhere on it. I don't think they started putting "gen" stamps on the slides until "gen4". So I assume that it's a Glock 21 Gen 3.
Identify this gun, please:
This is a G-21, 45 auto. I just assumed since it didn't have a "gen 3" stamped on it, that it was a gen.1 . Can anyone confirm? All the numbers match, by the way.
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For future reference.
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Maybe, If we all plan on being bachelors!
A lot of people don't realize that the 1st Gen was so limited and call the Gen2s Gen1 because it was the first generation of that model. It can get confusing, and not just with Glocks!
For a long time after the Gen3s came out, Glock refused to recognize them by generation. It was only on the Glock forums that people referred to them by generation. Obviously, by Gen4, Glock got on board.
One day, if you study hard, you too can be a Glock Master!
For Gen4 you can also just look for the backstraps. It's obvious, even if there isn't one installed.
I think we should use more of a belt system...eventually you can achieve a 3rd degree blackbelt in Glock-Fu!
I think we should use more of a belt system...eventually you can achieve a 3rd degree blackbelt in Glock-Fu!
Regardless of the generation (its a gen. 3 ) you still have a fine hard hitting glock there Matthew.
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