Unusual G22 I have - Page 2

Logan.45 · 02-21-2010, 21:40

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Originally Posted by bigj480

When the box comes up for you to enter the URL you want to link to, it already has the http portion in place. You pasted the full address with another http:// and it meesed up your link. Here come links to pics of your gun:

PIC 1
PIC 2
PIC 3
PIC 4

Looks like the slide was refinished to me. I don't think it left the factory like that.

How much you want to sell it for. Looks good.

Logan.45 · 02-22-2010, 05:15

How much do you want for it. Nice GUN.

***zackwatt*** · 02-23-2010, 12:44

Wow, that is strange...

Goodspeed(TPF) · 02-27-2010, 21:26

Wonderin where the pics went? Maybe it's just my internet...

**DWARREN123** · 02-27-2010, 22:19

Either a special run or it missed getting the grip area done on the right side of the slide.
May wish to write Glock about it and send pics.

Njanear · 02-28-2010, 08:50

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Originally Posted by Goodspeed(TPF)

Wonderin where the pics went? Maybe it's just my internet...

Here... made the links on page 1 active:

Made Man · 02-28-2010, 09:06

I was under the impression that the Gen 1 glocks were 2 pin. I must be wrong.

Njanear · 02-28-2010, 12:47

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Originally Posted by Made Man

I was under the impression that the Gen 1 glocks were 2 pin. I must be wrong.

They are. This is a Gen 2 G22 with 3 pins.

Made Man · 02-28-2010, 18:50

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Originally Posted by Njanear

They are. This is a Gen 2 G22 with 3 pins.

Gotcha, thanks.

Goodspeed(TPF) · 03-01-2010, 08:16

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Here... made the links on page 1 active:

Thanks. I can't stop staring.

I really would like to see video of this.

Feanor · 05-26-2010, 17:52

Have you questioned Glock about the nature of the slide? Or is this something you dont wish them to know of?

SiGlockBoy · 06-04-2010, 07:50

Definitely a Gen2 with 3 pin and also looks to have the angle cut on extractor area. So newer version of Gen2 with 3 pins. Color is true to time as they use to be that nice even fine parked finish after tennifer treatment. I have several 22s and 17s with this smoother finish.

Newer gen3 finishes are all the rougher black finish with deeper grain to it.

If real, it is certainly one that got through the system. Can't believe a dealer didn't keep it.

jarubla · 06-05-2010, 18:40

any chance of posting a video?

-Jay

anyplainjoe · 06-06-2010, 13:31

Wonder if it was made by a request for a pistol which would be non-rubbing on the 'outside' side.

Still very neat.

Case de Callier · 06-09-2010, 22:46

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Originally Posted by anyplainjoe

Wonder if it was made by a request for a pistol which would be non-rubbing on the 'outside' side.

Still very neat.

My thoughts as well, I was thinking 'inside' for a lefty.

beachpatrol · 06-13-2010, 09:16

Sorry guys, I have not checked this post for a while, or this board for that matter. I don't have any videos to upload. I am an armorer for my agency and we are in the midst of changing from our G17 and G19 duty guns to G21sf and G30sf guns. Anyway, while talking to our regional Glock Factory rep, I showed it to him and he said he has no idea how this gun left the factory like that. He figured it had to be a special run for someone or maybe a miss by QC. I have the gun with its original non-drop pre-ban mags but no tupperware unfortunately. The only change I made to it was the addition of Glock night sights to replace the factory sights. Thanks for checking it out.

BTW: Its not for sale. I'm a poster on AR15.com and the guys in the Glock forum over there told me to post it over here since someone may have come across something like this before.

squiddie545 · 06-13-2010, 16:12

maybe it is a "lunch box gun."

Kaliburz · 06-26-2010, 16:20

That is different.....

Someone refresh my memory.... that model of Glock, which way did it sit in the factory case? Was in ejection side down or up?? I'm thinking that it just made it through a lot of stages of QC and made it on to a gun.

bustedknee · 08-29-2010, 21:45

Customer special request. That area of the slide was left pristine to facilitate the mounting of the rear site for a wealthy gang-banger.

http://www.thegunzone.com/glock/glock-gag.html

Avid · 08-31-2010, 23:34

Homeboy style Glock..

So you asked for them so I thought I'd post my own hunting pictures gallery

I found theses on google.com
Links:
Hunting Women
Monster Bucks
Deer Hunting
Waterfowl Hunting
Turkey Hunting
Varmint Hunting
Small Game Hunting
Bear Hunting
Big Game Hunting
Elk Hunting
Upland Birds
Hog Hunting
Wing Shooting
Hunting Equipment
Reloading
Gunsmithing
Taxidermy
Hunting firearms
Rifle Scopes
Hunting Africa
Hunting Alaska
Hunting South America
Hunting Dogs
Bowhunting
Handgun Hunting
Traditional Archery
Muzzleloaders
Airgun Hunting
Hunting Rifles
Hunting Handguns
Rimfire Rifles
Shotguns
Varmint Rifles

JHO

But some of the best has to be on a hunting blog.

ChiefWPD · 09-04-2010, 15:51

QC issues can be strange. Was told by an NYPD gunsmith (I served there for 20 years) that they found a new S&W 10 that came in to the dept that had no rear sight milled on her!

Go figure.

JoeAPD · 01-14-2011, 23:26

now everyone knows homeboys dont use sights. its either against the head, or running away behind the back throwing lead

))

bustedknee · 01-15-2011, 19:29

Or....

It was a special order from the factory for a guy that previously shot off his left thumb.

I wouldn't mind if the serrations were a little more aggressive for times my hands are wet or frozen or I'm wearing gloves.

What I really want is a Glock with a bolt from a Mauser rifle welded on it and a trigger-guard for each of my yingers, not just my trigger yinger.

I ain't gonna let a little rumatiz stop me from shooting!

aryfrosty · 01-31-2011, 15:01

I will be the first in line to say that I am not an expert on Glocks. I do gave a "Glock shelf" in my safe and I really like them. To me that slide is as it obviously came from the factory. Since my first Glock I have only had one broken part. It was a slide latch on a NIB G-22. Never shot, never carried....locked the slide back and it fractured. But QC issues come up with them. also don't think anyone could or would recreate that Glock stamping just forward of where the serrations should be.

Glock & Awe · 04-17-2012, 13:35

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Originally Posted by ChiefWPD

QC issues can be strange. Was told by an NYPD gunsmith (I served there for 20 years) that they found a new S&W 10 that came in to the dept that had no rear sight milled on her!

Go figure.

^ Seems to be the most logical theory. things do slip through the cracks in any manufacture(not just firearms). Very interesting indeed. Photos look legit. If not real, great hoax.