I was cleaning my glock 19 gen 4 and noticed a thin scratch near

Take it to a gunsmith man or use the warranty if it's still good

Don't want to risk it being a hairline crack and comprimising the gun.

Not normal. Buy a new one/10

>>31612874
>owning a glock
That’s the real issue here.

>>31612901
Don't have the money for a new one :(

>>31612897
What would a gunsmith do? I don't have is the warranty in the instruction manually? I bought it in a private sale. Guy was a glock armorer, then gun was brand new when he sold it to me.

>>31612901
>>31612937
he means buy a new slide
call glock about it and if you luck out they'll replace it for free
normal warranty is 1 year but you never know what the guy on the other end will say

Actually that spot is directly where the extractor sits, I think it's normal

>>31612874

send glock email with picture

do you dry fire without snap caps? It might be a cracked breach face.

>>31612997
>do you dry fire without snap caps? It might be a cracked breach face.

You have to dry fire to disassemble the gun, so no

>>31612997
I only dry fire when I disassemble, also the little scratch on the breach face isn't what I'm talking about, that's just a scratch or machine mark, there's no indention on the breach face, just beside it where the extractor sits

>>31612902
Stay Salty Sig fan, stay salty

>>31612874
My G19 gen4 looks like that too

It looks to be left over from machining. Shouldn't be a problem but you can contact glock or if you dont have warranty just use 1000 grit sandpaper and polish it.

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>>31613054
>normal non-glock owner
ftfy

>>31612874
I just took my G19 gen 4 to take a look for you, OP.

Looks like I have a slight scratch there but nothing as noticeable as yours. I haven't put much ammo through mine but it's mostly been steelcase. I'd post a pic but it's so slight it doesn't show up in photos.

I'd call glock and ask about it.