"Blue Label" Glocks

[Slater]

Other than the color of the label (and usually, the price), aren't these essentially the same as the "Red Label" variety?

[SteveL]

To the best of my knowledge they're regular ol' Glocks that are simply designated from the factory to be blue label guns, meaning they're sold at a discounted price to gov't, LE, mil, fire/rescue employees.

[Quack]

Blue label Gen3 have 3 mags, vs 2. Other than that, its the same.

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[Chameleox]

3 mags and a different price. That is all.

[PD Sgt.]

I know the blue label G34/35 used to come with the standard connector rather than the lightweight trigger connector. I don't know if this is still the case with Gen4 models or not.

[C4IGrant]

Some companies put more QC and shoot more rounds through the gun when it is designated "LE." I don't know if Glock does, but S&W does for their guns.



C4

[Campion]

Some companies put more QC and shoot more rounds through the gun when it is designated "LE." I don't know if Glock does, but S&W does for their guns.



C4

Does S&W do this for all their guns sold through LE dealers or is it on big department wide orders? Can you share what extra QC S&W does, just kinda curious.

[C4IGrant]

Does S&W do this for all their guns sold through LE dealers or is it on big department wide orders? Can you share what extra QC S&W does, just kinda curious.

The gun MUST have an LE SKU. If it does, then yes to all (no matter if individual LE or PD).



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[platoonDaddy]

I know the blue label G34/35 used to come with the standard connector rather than the lightweight trigger connector. I don't know if this is still the case with Gen4 models or not.

It is also true with the Gen 4 G34, assume the 35 is the same.

[Surf]

I have a Gen3 G34, a Gen3 G35 and a Gen4 G34 and all are blue labels. All came with a 4.5 marked on the blue label itself and the minus connectors installed from the factory.