[G20_Elvis]

Hello all,

While cleaning my G20 the other day, I noticed the what initially looked like cracks in the frame around the trigger hole. In talking to Glock USA, their opinion is that they are moulding seems. These so-called seems are perfectly straight, so I understand that they may very well be there from the manufacturing process (and that i just never noticed them before), but I would like to be sure. Can anyone look at the pictures and tell me if these are anything i need to worry about? Thanks for your help!

[TexasPOff]

Looks like molding seams to me. Take off the slide, grab the front of the pistol, and grab the back half. give it a good twist while looking at the area in question. If they are cracks you should see them open up. I know it doesn't sounds very scientific, but a glock frame will flex enough to show if they are cracks. TXPO

[SJ 40]

Originally Posted by TexasPOff

Looks like molding seams to me. Take off the slide, grab the front of the pistol, and grab the back half. give it a good twist while looking at the area in question. If they are cracks you should see them open up. I know it doesn't sounds very scientific, but a glock frame will flex enough to show if they are cracks. TXPO

SJ 40

[proguide]

Molding marks

[conpro]

My 19 dont have it.

[cciman]

When the frame cracks, it is obvious, ugly and jagged-- it will not crack in a fine straight line barely visible to the eye, that also just happens to be 90 degrees to something else.

[M 7]

Agree with everyone here. Mold marks.

[up1911fan]

I wouldn't worry about it, look's like molding seam's to me.

[fuzzy03cls]

You noticed that while cleaning? Geez tone down the gun ocd...

Normal

[G20_Elvis]

Thanks everyone! I appreciate the insight from you all. Definitely nice not to have to worry about that anymore.