So I purchased a private party Glock 22 and did the transfer at my local dealer. 7-8mo later I go to put it on my carry permit and find out that the serial number on the slide and the frame dont match. The numbers are the same except the serial on the frame starts with a '2'. The slide dosnt have this. The issue is that it was DROS'd to me using the serial number on the slide and thats what is shown on my carry permit. Little nervous to carry the G22 because when you run the serial containing the 2 it comes up as a partial matching a stolen fire arm.

But apparently the sheriff didnt mind when We found this out. So what are your guys thoughts? Is this something glock did with the serials? My newer G30sf dosnt have this both numbers match. Mix-master; The classic example is the military 1911s, where you may have a Remington-Rand slide on a Ithaca frame and people calling it a Colt 45 Automatic. Current examples include the Israeli High Power imports which can be FN, FEG and Kareem parts intermixed and the Beretta M9s. That was my first concern when I started seeing the serial number on all 3 parts, frame, slide, and chamber.

It has a serial number, but he doesn’t think it an actual glock frame. Do you guys know of a company that makes an 80% glock frame with a serial number. I saw you could send it out for a serial number, but doubt this scumbag of a drug dealer would do so. It is a common thing for Glocks to come with, three letter and three numbers serial number. Check out glocktalk.com. They have a shit load of.

Install rjava in r. I would love to put my G36 slide on my G30 to build a G30S for carry, but I would not take that chance with the SN listed on the CCW.