Hey Glock experts- I don't know if this has been posted before, but I have a .40 Glock question/problem for you...
I have an old (no tac rail or fingergrooves) model 22 with some peculiar wear on the underside of the slide. On both sides of the barrel on the actual inside of the slide itself, I have two somewhat symmetrical shear marks. To give you an idea where they are at, they are even with the "SW" stamped on the left side of the slide and about 1/4 to 1/3 of an inch long. I can see bare metal.
Is this a sign of impending doom or merely cosmetic? One dude (who has given me BS information before, but a friend nonetheless) told me that it was common with 40's and only with 40's. Anyone care to chime in to help out a veteran shooter but a Glock monkey spank? Thanks.
I have an old (no tac rail or fingergrooves) model 22 with some peculiar wear on the underside of the slide. On both sides of the barrel on the actual inside of the slide itself, I have two somewhat symmetrical shear marks. To give you an idea where they are at, they are even with the "SW" stamped on the left side of the slide and about 1/4 to 1/3 of an inch long. I can see bare metal.
Is this a sign of impending doom or merely cosmetic? One dude (who has given me BS information before, but a friend nonetheless) told me that it was common with 40's and only with 40's. Anyone care to chime in to help out a veteran shooter but a Glock monkey spank? Thanks.