Thread: friend shot the 4th gen yesterday

Quote: Originally Posted by AustinTx If it had Glock, on it, it would be perfect, none of those sort of problems. Glock will do it right the 2nd time (G17 was first). unfortunately i don't share your same enthusiasm.....as the many recent glock probs with trigger bars scraping causing failure to return to battery, and 40 cals that start to jam when tac lights are attached have me seriously doubting i'll be another another glock at...

Quote: Originally Posted by Taterhead Holy crap that's funny! Where did you find that? dances with guns has an entire 80GB hard drive full of MJ pictures and videos.

Quote: Originally Posted by maniDAR Thanks so much for the info and clearing up my confusion. I checked atleast 10 stores and 600 is the cheapest one i am getting and on the max side Efingers in Bound brook NJ is 699 + tax 7% + back ground check ....... Hope i ll save some money Glad to help. I forgot yours was after tax and background. Not bad considering all that. There is lots of positives in giving the the local gunshops our business.

Quote: Originally Posted by Theskip When did I say that I was displeased with any of Glock's designs?? Originally Posted by AustinTx The gen. 4 will be the RTF with a small pack of sandpaper. Make it fit for yourself. I don't know what made you think that was directed at you. It was a very small joke. Just a guess as to how the people that think the RTF is too prickly, can fix it. I'm gonna need to stop that or improve some. I...

Quote: Originally Posted by E-Money Can you please elaborate on this? What does the guide rod have to do with the frame or frame flex? I'm not challenging; just asking. Once the gun is fired, the guide rod is pretty much out of the picture right? I mean the spring kicks in and does its thing while the guide rod just hangs on for the ride. What am I missing (again, not challenging; just asking). Here is what I've read about this...

Quote: Originally Posted by Tall Pine Alright already RTF=the orig gen 3 frame thats been out for years. RTF2=the prickly texture frame and the fish gill serrations. RTF3=developed but never manufactured or sold to the USA market. Forget this one. Rougher than RTF but less sharp than RTF2 (so says the media guide). BTW, $600 sounds pretty steep. Gunbroker.com has them all day for $480 or you can join GSSF for $35 and buy one for $398 at...

Quote: Originally Posted by AustinTx The gen. 4 will be the RTF with a small pack of sandpaper. Make it fit for yourself. When did I say that I was displeased with any of Glock's designs??

Quote: Originally Posted by BhamGlock but it's like folks think Glock is going to go out of business if they don't add this option. They won't go out of business but if you could increase your sales by having a product that fits more people, why not? There are probably thousands of people that want Glocks because of their reliability and simplicity but just can't get used to the grip because it's either too small or...

Quote: Originally Posted by dances with guns Oh boy, this is going to be GOOD ! I'm staying out of this one!

Quote: Originally Posted by austinguy23 Everything you wrote is consistent with accounts from others who have seen the 4th gen but I haven't heard that the new RTFs will be discontinued. In fact, I've read that the model 19 & 23 are next in line for the RTF2 treatment. Your comment stating that none of the parts will interchange with the older models does not sound at all likely. I can see perhaps one or two parts being...