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Look at the very front of the grip to determine if your pistol has finger grooves. All third-generation Glocks are equipped with finger grooves, while neither of the preceding generations are. They also have a thumb groove on the side.

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Some of the first G26's and G27's were referred to as Gen 2.5, but they are basely the same as any Gen 3. There are no Gen 2 G27's.

Mike

Call Glock, give them the serial # and they can tell you if it's legit, generation, and date of manufacture.

I'd suggest you edit your original post so that you are not documenting any "irregularities" in a public forum.

Jumping Frog wrote:I'd suggest you edit your original post so that you are not documenting any "irregularities" in a public forum.

your confession is currently very public.

G.A. Heath wrote:If there this checkering on the front strap it's a gen 3, if there is no chekering it's a Gen 2.

There is checkering on the front strap so I guess it must be a gen 3 thanks.

mikeloc wrote:Look at the very front of the grip to determine if your pistol has finger grooves. All third-generation Glocks are equipped with finger grooves, while neither of the preceding generations are. They also have a thumb groove on the side.

Read more: http://www.ehow.com/how_7789779_tell-ge ... z2epkTMJI4" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Some of the first G26's and G27's were referred to as Gen 2.5, but they are basely the same as any Gen 3. There are no Gen 2 G27's.

Mike

Very helpful link

jmra wrote:

Jumping Frog wrote:I'd suggest you edit your original post so that you are not documenting any "irregularities" in a public forum.

your confession is currently very public.

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