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God i wish manufacturers would quit putting holes in glock slides. Why would anyone want a less reliable gun?
‘Cause all the cool kidz want them. (Not me, I don’t even want a gluck.)God i wish manufacturers would quit putting holes in glock slides. Why would anyone want a less reliable gun?
I can see why that would be useful for the above purposes but for standard calibers, they only serve as ingress points for foreign objects to jam the gun.I wanted mine windowed so it was lighter to cycle the .22 and TCM9R rounds reliably out of my conversion parts. Sometimes it's not just about how it looks, in my case it helps it function as well.
I haven't noticed any weakness from the slide. Only thing that happened was reliability is more consistent. Opposite of your claim.
Im not saying it causes slide failure and just about no ones complains that glocks are too heavy. The holes are just begging to get filled with some foreign object and impede the cycling of the slide.View attachment 3625707
Putting holes in a flat piece of metal doesn't always make it significantly weaker. If both strength and lighter weight are priorities for you, skeletonizing a structure can be the solution.
Airplane wing supports are full of holes.
Yeah, I get that. No purpose to have them in a duty gun. Unless you're the neighborhood drug dealer, there's no reason to be carrying a "Gucci" gun.I can see why that would be useful for the above purposes but for standard calibers, they only serve as ingress points for foreign objects to jam the gun.
These are the Gucci Glocks for yer drug dealers and such.....Yeah, I get that. No purpose to have them in a duty gun. Unless you're the neighborhood drug dealer, there's no reason to be carrying a "Gucci" gun.
Im not saying it causes slide failure and just about no ones complains that glocks are too heavy. The holes are just begging to get filled with some foreign object and impede the cycling of the slide.
Id be interested to know if there are any professional users out there that use windowed glocks