gen identification
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Hello /k/omrades.
New glock owner here...can somebody help identify what gen it is?
Forums are not much help
>>28444617
>finger grooves
>3 pins
>small magazine release button
Gen3
That appears to be a Gen 3 frame
>>28444617
Looks like a Glock 22 Gen 3
>>28444617
Its a g22 chambered in 40.
It's a .40, so it doesn't matter. Just file the serial numbers off and throw it in the road in the hood.
>>28444654
alternatively, do that with some very hot loaded .40s
>>28444637
>>28444642
>>28444643
Thanks, next question where can i get some decent mags fot it? Came with a bunch of cali compliant 10 rd mags. I live in oklahoma so 10 wont do.
>>28444703
Pretty much any respectable gun store will have them. I work at Cabelas and we sell every kind including the 33 round mags
>>28444703
http://www.gideontactical.com/store/product.aspx/productId/19644/Glock-OEM-Factory-Replacement-Magazines-for-Glock/
Keep an eye on this
http://www.aimsurplus.com/catalog.aspx?groupid=3454&name=GLOCK+Magazines
>>28444703
Cheapest price I've found is here: http://www.ammunitiondepot.com/Factory-Original-Glock-40-S-W-15-Round-Magazine-p/mf22115.htm
Always buy factory mags. A good price is under $25 for each new glock factory mag.
>>28444759
Thats cool...i dont know why glock brand mags are so expensive. But wouldnt some knockoff brands have quality problems?
>>28444787
Ill jump on that. I wonder what largest cap mags legally can be purchased.
>>28444788
Factory glock mags are steel reinforced, most aftermarkets are not. The only good aftermarket glock mags are magpul but they only make for 9mm so far. So stick with factory mags, always, especially if you can get them for $20-22 bucks a pop.
