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Example: ETY = E (Jan) T (8) Y (7) Here we go: Serial/Date Code/Model (if known)/Misc Notes. For clarity's sake, use the following to represent generations: G17.1 for G17 Gen1, G22.4 for G22 Gen4, etc. The "xx-prefix runs..." is only based on collected data presented in this list.
It means Slim Frame. Short frame. The distance from the back strap to the front strap is shorter. Welcome to Glock Talk. In fact, the SF means Short Frame. You can learn all about the SF model Glock pistols in this post: G30SF and Other Glock Short Frame Pistols. The SF model differs slightly from the standard frame Gen3 pistol in that the ...
The complete legal serial for your pistol is AUT###US. You will find at the rear outside of the frame information indicating manufacture in Austria. There will also be an AT empressed at the rear of the barrel that indicates the same thing. My serial reference* shows that G24 pistols with AUT at the start were imported in February and June 1994.
2123 posts · Joined 2020. #4 · May 11, 2021. It depends. Glock uses the acronym "FS" to refer to "Front Serrations". However, at times, "FRT" stands for "Front Serrations" and "FS" stands for "Fixed Sight". For example, here's a GLOCK PG1950203MOS G19 G4 9mm 15R FS that doesn't have front serrations, yet the description still includes "FS".
The original 19M is built to FBI specs and is the predecessor to the Gen 5 G19. Most of the M specs carried over to the Gen 5 G19. There are several variations of the 19M available, different sights, with or without black internals. There are a couple of really good threads on GT if you want to search for them. Reply Like.
Danke Glock. 4015 posts · Joined 2023. #4 · Jan 3, 2024. The RTF2 is the best grip texture GLOCK has produced for achieving a secure grip on the firearm. The one big downside is it will wear through your clothing, which is one of the reasons GLOCK modified the texture for the Gen 4 guns. I love the feel of the RTF2, it’s the only texture ...
Thanks! Glock uses the acronym "FS" to refer to "Front Serrations". However, in this context (Bud's), I suspect "FRT" stands for "Front Serrations" and "FS" stands for "Fixed Sight". For example, here's a GLOCK PG1950203MOS G19 G4 9mm 15R FS that doesn't have front serrations, yet the description still includes "FS". That would make sense!
755 posts · Joined 2003. #1 · May 19, 2008 (Edited) The following is a breakdown of Glock models by the lowest reported serial number prefix and date. I have gathered most of this info from the Serial Number Survey and present it here as a reference. Currently this is a work in progress and the data presented here is NOT 100% accurate.
What is the difference between a FXD 5.5 lb trigger on the glock box versus a "Non" 5.5 lb trigger on the stock box. I have 6 Glock's and they all say FXD 5.5 except the new gen 3 17 I picked up today. I think FXD refers to the sights, as in "fixed".
Glock probably make their barrels in batches (ie: this week we make 9mm barrels, next week .40 cal etc...). And if they need 20-percent of their 9mm barrels to be proof-tested for sale in Europe (or wherever), they probably just randomly take 20-percent of 9mm barrels from the batch and ship them out for proof testing.