I am trying to compile a list of every Glock model and variant - Page 2

jim7777b · 10-08-2012, 06:29

I have a G27 that the serial crosses to a 2.5-BZB-XXX-and it does have finger grooves.

stak · 10-08-2012, 10:27

The blue trainers...

17T 9 FX
17T 7.8x21 AC

The red reset...

17R

SARDG · 10-08-2012, 10:35

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Originally Posted by stak

The blue trainers...

17T 9 FX
17T 7.8x21 AC

The red reset...

17R

stak probably has a pretty good handle on some of this as he maintains this site:
http://stakhaus.com/index.php?page=1&results=35&sortby=

Hiya 'stak'.

INEEDMILK · 10-08-2012, 14:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by stak

The blue trainers...

17T 9 FX
17T 7.8x21 AC

The red reset...

17R

So aside from these you've mentioned above, does my list seem pretty accurate?

Glock40man · 10-08-2012, 14:28

G35 Gen 3 OD needs to be up there.

INEEDMILK · 10-08-2012, 15:09

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Originally Posted by Glock40man

G35 Gen 3 OD needs to be up there.

done. thanks.

Njanear · 10-08-2012, 20:58

A few notes for you:

What is a G17 RTF2G (or 22 or 23)?

There were G22C RTF2s and G23C RTF2s produced.

The C models spanned across both GEN2 and GEN3 (at least in the .40s), so they would need separate lines for those GENs

Most of the GEN3 9mms were available as both '2 Pin' and then '3 Pin' models

There were GEN2.5 G21s made - not sure about GEN2.5 G20s

The G29s and G30s had both no-rail and railed models

As Mongo alluded to, the G21 SF had 3 variants: Ambi/Glock rail, Ambi/Pic rail and non-Ambi/Glock rail.

The G21SF RTF2 was the only G21 RTF2 model - you can take the G21 RTF2 entry off of the list.

There was a GEN2 G24 (to go with your GEN3) - GEN17Ls were in GEN1, GEN2 and GEN3.

I may be incorrect but I believe some of the early G17Ls with 'ported' barrels were marked as G17P - I might be incorrect on that though.

I do believe that all of the SIGs (G31/32/33) and the G20 GEN3 models were available in OD.

I hope some of the above helps - I am sure that I missed quite a few others

kodiakpb · 10-08-2012, 21:05

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Originally Posted by Njanear

What is a G17 RTF2G (or 22 or 23)?

Pretty sure the "G" is just a non standard reference to "Gills"

INEEDMILK · 10-08-2012, 21:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Njanear

A few notes for you:

What is a G17 RTF2G (or 22 or 23)?

There were G22C RTF2s and G23C RTF2s produced.

The C models spanned across both GEN2 and GEN3 (at least in the .40s), so they would need separate lines for those GENs

Most of the GEN3 9mms were available as both '2 Pin' and then '3 Pin' models

There were GEN2.5 G21s made - not sure about GEN2.5 G20s

The G29s and G30s had both no-rail and railed models

As Mongo alluded to, the G21 SF had 3 variants: Ambi/Glock rail, Ambi/Pic rail and non-Ambi/Glock rail.

The G21SF RTF2 was the only G21 RTF2 model - you can take the G21 RTF2 entry off of the list.

There was a GEN2 G24 (to go with your GEN3) - GEN17Ls were in GEN1, GEN2 and GEN3.

I may be incorrect but I believe some of the early G17Ls with 'ported' barrels were marked as G17P - I might be incorrect on that though.

I do believe that all of the SIGs (G31/32/33) and the G20 GEN3 models were available in OD.

I hope some of the above helps - I am sure that I missed quite a few others

Thanks for taking the time to look this all over...

The "G" refers to gills, as opposed to the regular RTF2s that just have the frames and then straight serrations on the slide. That is why I have RTF2 and RTF2G as separate entries.

There was a C RTF2 in 22??? Are you sure? I made a thread about this a few months ago on here and the consensus was that the only ported/compensated RTF2 was a 23.

kodiakpb · 10-08-2012, 21:11

There's a 22C RTF2. I believe he has one too. It's on your list in the OP (with gills).

Njanear · 10-08-2012, 22:03

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Originally Posted by INEEDMILK

Thanks for taking the time to look this all over...

The "G" refers to gills, as opposed to the regular RTF2s that just have the frames and then straight serrations on the slide. That is why I have RTF2 and RTF2G as separate entries.

There was a C RTF2 in 22??? Are you sure? I made a thread about this a few months ago on here and the consensus was that the only ported/compensated RTF2 was a 23.

Makes sense with the G - I missed that in my first pass.

Yes, there is a G22C RTF2 (with Gills) - I have one in the safe (along with a G23C RTF2 - with Gills).

**DJ Niner** · 10-09-2012, 00:53

Under the G17 L, you could split out the generations, and the optional ported model:

G17 L Gen1
G17 L Gen1 Ported
G17 L Gen2
G17 L Gen3

Under all the "C" models, you could split out the generations, for example:

G17 C Gen2
G17 C Gen3

Add a:

G31 Gen2
G32 Gen2
(both on the cover of the 1998 (?) Glock Annual)

G27 Gen2.5
(No checkering in the fingergrooves, I own one, CAA prefix)

G24 Gen2
(and a G24 Gen2 "C" model, if you split them out)

G17 and G19 with factory threaded barrels.
In some overseas markets, I think there is a "G17 Pro" model, but I don't remember the details.

EDITED TO ADD:

G28 Gen2.5

GTer MakeMineA10mm put up a photo of his G28 several years ago, and it is a Gen2.5:

INEEDMILK · 10-09-2012, 01:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by DJ Niner

Under the G17 L, you could split out the generations, and the optional ported model:

G17 L Gen1
G17 L Gen1 Ported
G17 L Gen2
G17 L Gen3

Under all the "C" models, you could split out the generations, for example:

G17 C Gen2
G17 C Gen3

Add a:

G31 Gen2
G32 Gen2
(both on the cover of the 1998 (?) Glock Annual)

G27 Gen2.5
(No checkering in the fingergrooves, I own one, CAA prefix)

G24 Gen2
(and a G24 Gen2 "C" model, if you split them out)

G17 and G19 with factory threaded barrels.
In some overseas markets, I think there is a "G17 Pro" model, but I don't remember the details.

EDITED TO ADD:

G28 Gen2.5

GTer MakeMineA10mm put up a photo of his G28 several years ago, and it is a Gen2.5:

Awesome. Thanks for the info. I'll update the main list tomorrow.

By the way, I used a couple of your diagram pictures in my subreddit, www.reddit.com/r/glocks. I hope you don't mind, because they are a great resource to have.

**DJ Niner** · 10-09-2012, 01:21

No problems at all, for non-commercial/educational use.

elijah58 · 10-09-2012, 02:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by WarEagle 1

Here's mine, but if it only had Gills..

I WANT ONE!!!
Eli

stak · 10-09-2012, 10:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by INEEDMILK

So aside from these you've mentioned above, does my list seem pretty accurate?

Between Danny and DJ Niner I probably won't add much, but if the denizens of the interweb can be trusted here is the models and generations from the GSNRP.

JBS · 10-09-2012, 11:27

Glock 17Pro Details:
Available only in Finland, the Glock 17 Pro has some unique features not found on any other Glocks. It's a standard 3rd gen Glock 17 plus:
Maritime spring cups
3.5 lb connector
Extended slide lever
Glock night sights (TriLux OEM)
Glock extended barrel w/ threads
Plus 2 magazine extension
Recontoured magazine release
All parts Glock factory installed and the G17 Pro cost only $80 more than a standard G17.

***Gallium*** · 10-09-2012, 11:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeG36

Don't forget about this resource. It might help fill in some of the blanks.

http://glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1287557

BTW, I've never seen a Gen 2 G36. Do they exist?

No. . .

focus2 · 10-09-2012, 15:35

I have a G21 gen 2.5 with finger grooves but no light rail. It's made in 9/97

INEEDMILK · 10-09-2012, 15:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by focus2

I have a G21 gen 2.5 with finger grooves but no light rail. It's made in 9/97

I don't think there was a 2.5 21...but I could be wrong.

***Gallium*** · 10-09-2012, 16:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by INEEDMILK

I don't think there was a 2.5 21...but I could be wrong.

I have seen enough Franken Glocks (especially overseas) to know it's a fun exercise to document them, but it's gonna be a mighty big file...

Njanear · 10-09-2012, 18:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by INEEDMILK

I don't think there was a 2.5 21...but I could be wrong.

There are plenty of GEN2.5 G21s out there - they have the fingergrooves but no rail.

INEEDMILK · 10-16-2012, 17:56

Thanks for everyones help

I finally got the list up on the site:

www.reddit.com/r/Glocks

Once you log in, you can hit "edit" on the right side of the screen and add the model/variant to your name.

Thanks again