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Thread: Gen 3 vs Gen 5

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    Just shot a Gen 5 G19 today. Other than the lack of finger grooves, without fine-tooth combing it to find the differences, I didn't notice any difference. Granted, it was a range rental but the trigger felt the same and I could have confused it for a Gen 4.

    With the Gen 5's on the shelves, the price of the Gen 4's seem to have fallen. Another reason, for me at least, to stick with that generation.

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    Thats why i went with the gen4, and it was cheaper.

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    My experience is unequivocably different. Owning both a gen 4 g19 and a gen 5 g19x and having shot and dry fired both, the difference is clear. Obviously there would be a greater distinction between a glock trigger and a tuned 1911. Among glocks, however, there is certainly a difference between the gen 4 and gen 5 models.

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    It might have been the rental that i shot. But carrying glocks for the last 5 years, i know glock triggers. And i can even tell if a glock is new from how it breaks. But that gen 5 had zero difference verse the gen 4 i shot at the same time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by robbins290 View Post
    It might have been the rental that i shot. But carrying glocks for the last 5 years, i know glock triggers. And i can even tell if a glock is new from how it breaks. But that gen 5 had zero difference verse the gen 4 i shot at the same time.
    Once the triggers get dirty (mine anyway) it feels like a gen4. White lithium grease in the trigger surfaces keeps it feeling like a gen5 longer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RWH24 View Post
    Being new to Glocks with the addition of the Gen 5's. Something keeps drawing me to a G17 Gen 3.
    WHY?? What is so good/better on a Gen 3 than any other Glock Gen model?
    The Gen 3, G17 will feel different in my hand, correct, from a Gen 5?
    Is the single recoil spring better/worse/same as the double spring??

    It is the Cali Compliant model. 19/17 Gen 3's

    Someone fill my brain about the Gen 3's. Would it be better than a G17 FS Gen 5? or a G35 Gen 5 MOS?

    Thank You
    Generation 5 trigger is better.

    You don’t have size adjustment on a Generation 3.

    Springs are about the same. Recoil is about the same.

    It boils down to your personal preference.


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    There are few Gen 3 TALO on sale on PSA...not sure if I need them or not.

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    I saw that, and i decided i needed one of them. Too bad i just picked up the glock 17 gen 4. I really like the 3rd gens. They will most likely be sold out when my gun fund recoups.

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    Very tempted, but I resisted. the PSA add.

    I kept wondering what was special on the TALO Glocks, They come with 15 round mags on the G19 instead of 10's
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    It says all over the site that TALO is just a discounted run that is not required to adhere to a Minimum Advertised Price (MAP). There is nothing different or special about the TALO Glocks other than price.

    So get a Gen 5...

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