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well.. the pic is so bad that I really can't see the scraching you are talking about... my G26 does not show any wear or scraching on that area... the gun is too new though...
 

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I can see the wear in your pic and I'd say it's def not your slide doing it, Id agree with it being your holster doing it, what kind of holster do you have? Also are you right handed because it could be wear from it rubbing up against something in between that part of the gun and your body depending on where you carry it, basically it's a non issue, may be cosmetic damage but won't affect the performance at all.
 

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Unless you are torture testing it (dropping it from planes etc) then its more than likely holster wear. Have you been working on holster drills? Its hard to tell from the picture. I finally got some holster wear on my 23 and I like it!

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i was looking at my g 26 today and notice some wear or scratch at the rear of polimer frame on both sides i notice this after i removed the slide frome the lower polimer i did feel as if somthing was in contact with my slide since i felt drag wile striping i have a g 19 and do not see theas markings on my polimer onley on my 26 View attachment 219634
is this normal or is my slide scratching my lower polimer
Whew! You definitely said a mouth full! If I've translated your post correctly I too think that your frame could be getting scratched from the holster. Another possibility is that's the part of the pistol that will hit against things as it's unprotected by the holster. The G22 that I carry on duty has scrapes and marks in that area from getting banged around in the patrol vehicle. If you think that your slide could be hanging on the frame ( I THINK that I understood you mentioning that in your post) that should be easy enough to check as steel's alot harder that the polymer. See where the frame's scratched and then check the slide to see if there are any corresponding marks or scuffs.
Of course I could have misunderstood your entire post, and if that's the case just forget what you've just read.
 
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