Glock Slide Serrations?

Earliest RTFs had crescent serrations. More recent ones are back to classic 3rd gen style.


NYC Drew

 

What Drew said,......
Below is my G21sf RTF2, fired casing date, 01/06/10

 

Any particular reason that Glock went back to the "old style" serrations?

 

Probably because the fish gills were ugly as hell

 

I remember the first Glock RTF I saw... it was a G-22. ASAP I bought it. I very much like the entire pistol... RT grip and all, including the serrations on the slide. I prefer the scalloped serrations over the simple standard pattern. Nevertheless, Glock's reverting to the standard pattern likely reflects customer feedback. There is no reason to complain for a company responding to customer preference. I am glad to have my G-22RTF. Maybe later I will be able to buy a G-17RTF. However I must confess that I have been having thoughts about a G-21... decisions, decisions, decisions!

 

Well, you're not crazy, I have a G17 RTF2 with the crescent serrations. Unfortunately, they were not well received by the Glock customer base. They just didn't sell, but the RTF2 grip texture was well received. So, Glock did away with the crescents and kept the RTF2 (at least on the 3rd Gens.) The new 4th Gens have a new RTF texture that is less abrasive than the RTF2, but the same concept. Still no return to the crescents, though. I'm sure you can find them on the used market, though. Good luck.

 

Can I get this RTF2 in a G20sf yet?

 

I thought it looked really good and unique. I've wanted one for some time, but of course the rounded serrations were discontinued 1 month before my birthday.

 

I hope this meens my RTF2 G19 with the Cresent Serations will become "RARE".
I like the "Fish Gill" cocking serations & I know I'm not alone in my feelings..

 

your not alone, the crescents are why I picked mine and I like how the rtf grabs you back.

 

I have a 19 with the fish gills.

No doubt they are going to be pretty rare. I wonder how many where produced and sold in the USA?

 

I just got my g 17 rtf2 las week but it sounds like it might be a good idea for me to pick up another one while there are still a few out there.

 

I just got my new G17 rtf2 2 week ago and she has standard vertical serration.

They are fine for me.

 

While I do like the fish gills, I perfer the straight serrations better.

Milemaster, to GlockTalk,.....congrats on the G17 RTF2!

 

thanks!!!

Yes, the straight serrations works better in tac situations and i feel better them with gloves.

However "boomerangs" are nice too.

TNX again!!

 

I also see that the new 4th gen. has straight serrations...
good old straight serrations...

 

I was starting to like it. Now that it's gone, I want the crescent serration model.

If I can only get Gen 4. + Crescent serr., that would be the bomb for me. (I know that it doesn't exist..)

 

+1

 

Super Fugly.