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Old 10-12-2012, 08:18   #1
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2nd gen Glock pic thread

The thread about gen 2 glocks got me thinking. Whats your oldest? Post a picture and story about yours.

Mine is a 1991 manufactured 23. Absolutely no holster wear but has been shot extensively. I bought it used and whoever before me had the 6 part upgrade done. It came with original pre-ban mags and case. The breech face is well worn and I estimate has had at least 20K rounds through it. But it still locks up tight and shoots great. Still has the original extractor, but has had springs replaced. The extractor looks fine so I haven't changed it.

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Old 10-12-2012, 08:39   #2
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Nice ! Heck 20K it's just broken in,a lot of life left. SJ 40
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Old 10-12-2012, 09:15   #3
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Still has the original extractor, but has had springs replaced. The extractor looks fine so I haven't changed it.
And there is no reason to change it.

If it works, don't fix it, it may not work then.

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Old 10-12-2012, 09:25   #4
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Early Gen2 MPDC's:
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G19's....can ya tell which one I carried?
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My old duty G23 (bottom):
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My first G21 from June of 1992:
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Old 10-12-2012, 10:07   #5
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i just traded a 3rd gen g27 for a a 2nd gen 23 and was kind of regretting but after reading theses post im very happy i traded i would say the finish is around 90% with hardly any holster wear im trying to figure out what if any internal parts have to be replaced any suggestions would help a lot
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i just traded a 3rd gen g27 for a a 2nd gen 23 and was kind of regretting but after reading theses post im very happy i traded i would say the finish is around 90% with hardly any holster wear im trying to figure out what if any internal parts have to be replaced any suggestions would help a lot
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I expect you'll find the G23 to be much easier to shoot well, and nearly as easy to carry concealed (if you do that).
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Old 10-12-2012, 11:19   #7
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My 2 G19's

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Had one upgraded by Glock, both are great shooters. XS 24/7 Big Dot's on both (and all my Glocks).
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Old 10-12-2012, 11:39   #8
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And there is no reason to change it.

If it works, don't fix it, it may not work then.

That's exactly my thinking. I only replaced the rsa, ejector, and slide lock spring.

The slide lock spring was the old style which I read were prone to breaking. The ejector had a couple chips in it so I put the updated ejector housing in as well.
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