Posted: 10/20/2007 11:15:18 AM EDT
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I just got my G19 today. After getting home and looking it over the barrel doesn't look like it's polygonal rifling and I'm under the impression that all Glocks have polygonal rifling. I read on another thread that barrels that start with L are replacement barrels, but my serial number on my G19 starts with L and all the serial numbers match. I tried to call Glock but they are closed. I could be mistaking the polygonal rifling seeing is how I have never seen what it looks like in real life, only drawings online. How can I tell if it is polygonal and how do I tell if it is a replacement barrel? Any info will be appreciated. Thanks ETA: The Glock is supposed to be NIB. |
I understand what your saying but I bought this gun from a dealer that I never have purchased from before, that works out of his basement, and I don't really know if he is trust worthy yet. I just want to make sure I didn't get ripped off because I'm new to owning a Glock. |
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Polygonal rifling looks similar to broach rifling, you will be able to see a twist and "lands and grooves" but it will look smooth and not as pronounced as a broached barrel. Again if it says Glock you are fine. I think the "L" was just that a "L" with no other numbers, but I could be wrong. |
