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    Quote Originally Posted by TheLaw View Post
    <drool> </drool> I love the gills.

    I do too. I have a G22 w/gills and it just looks so much better than the others. I wish Glock would change all their slides to gills.
    Don't retreat! Reload!!!

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    I haven't seen the PED prefix. What does it signify?
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    PED - G-19RTF2 - April 2010 - - with fish gills
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tactworld45 View Post
    I haven't seen the PED prefix. What does it signify?
    'PED' tells ya that the pistol is a mid to late production Model G-19.

    (Not early enough in production to avoid one of those MIM extractors, though. My own MIM extractor has a #2 on it. It was very tight at first; but, after a good polishing, it loosened right up and has run flawlessly ever since.)

    Just out of curiosity: Does anyone else think that Glock has machined the, 'scallops' (gills) into the slide backwards? Try grabbing the current design while your hand is slippery; I think you'll see what I mean!
    'Max, I do this for a living!' - (Vincent In The Movie, 'Collateral')

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    By looking at the pic it would seem that if they were facing the opposite direction there would be less chance of snagging on a holster, (during drawing), or, in the case of the instructional video we are all so fond of, you Hawaiian print shirt ....





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