All one color looks great on pistols. Never was a fan of 2 tone pistols.

 

I would rather own 100% factory GLOCKs. No aftermarket finishes for me.

 

Or, consider a factory cerakote finish. Whatever floats your boat.

 

There are no Glock factory cerakote finishes...

 

Since the all gray ones are done elsewhere I would opt for the gray factory frame and black slide.

 

I'd have to see them in person before making that decision.

 

The only finish I prefer is the Glock Frying pan finish, no more new Glocks for me unless they change back. Color is secondary and moot.

 

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Vanity of vanities, saith the Armorer...an un-black Glock is vanity.
(Apologies to Ecclesiastes 1:2)

 

Cerakote can't hold up to a holster without showing a lot of wear quickly. AMHIK.

Buy the molded grey frame/black slide version and send it to the folks Glock uses for NIB-x.

Now if they would hurry up and release a grey framed 43...

 

Full gray to compliment my full FDE G26.

 

I picked up the 2 tone a coup!e months back, I love it,it took a while to find one so if your looking grab one quick, the lipseys two tone is done by Glock for lipseys, and it is gray polymer, not ceracote, and are allocated to to dealers that buy from lipseys, ihads to do my homework it took me 3 months to find one and then had to special order it thru Silver Bullet firearms, it was worth thee wait

 

I personally prefer the grey frame and black slide model. My latest G19 purchase was just that.

 

2 tone for me.

 

I don't care for cerakoted frames (or cerakoted polymer) much less slides, so all my grey framed Glocks (4ea) are factory grey frames w/factory slide finish. I don't think cerakote holds up to the standard slide finish, which today's Glocks lack the finish of yester-year.

 

I like mine more than the full gray

 

I like mine more than the full gray

I agree.

 

It was too close to call for me. I like both. In the end I went with the Lipsey's full gray, but I may have gone for a two tone had I held one before the full gray. Although I figured that the factory black finish would hold up better than a Cerakoted slide, I decided it would not be a really big deal to have to get the full gray slide re-Cerakoted, maybe even in a different color. One thing I did insist upon was a gray polymer frame rather than a Cerakoted frame. The Lipsey's guns, at least, have a gray polymer frame. YMMV

 

My Lipsey all gray has a ceracoted frame. The extra backstraps are black.

 

For some reason the gray slide makes it look cheap to me.

But I love a full fde Glock. Go figure

 

Neither. I really only like black. If I had to choose, probably the two tone.

 

I know we all have different taste, by I like the 2 tone better.

 

I vote Factory 2-tone.

 

I'm old school and I rather stay with black on all my Glock pistols. As for revolvers, stainless is what I prefer.

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Gray two tone.

 

I have a grey frame G19. But I am thinking that I might want to trade it for an early Gen4 with the "frying pan" finish slide.

 

I have a grey frame G19. But I am thinking that I might want to trade it for an early Gen4 with the "frying pan" finish slide.

I was not aware that a Gen 4 had frying pan finishes?

 

 

^ One looks gray, one looks aluminum

 

I bought the 2 tone, but the only one available had 3-10 round mags.:steamed: