Glock 19 Gen3 9mm Black Compact Pistol

A: Yes, this pistol comes with a hard plastic case, (2) 15rd magazines, owners manual, warranty registration card, mag loader and cleaning brush.

A: Hi Mark, It brand new from the factory

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A: This is Factory Brand Spankin New Mark.

A: Not a refurbished model, it would be noted in the description and have a different UPC/SKU number.

A: new from the factory

A: Rich, yes Sir, this is exactly the case. Cheers and stay safe!

A: no "The dimensions of the Gen 4 frame is larger than the Gen 3 frame. The Gen 3 slide travels deeper into the Gen 4 frame than it is meant to, tearing the frame up as it does so. There are also accuracy issues (anecdotal stuff from other forums) since the Gen 4 frame is larger than the Gen 3 slides." https://www.lightfighter.net/topic/gen-3-slide-on-a-gen-4-frame

A: Rich, No the Gen 3 slide does not function well on the Gen 4 frame. Would be a waste of money and very frustrating for you.

A: sorry it would not be CA legal as it would have the model number of the 15 round mag gun and that MODEL number will not be on the CA DOJ approved list removing/changing the mag does not change the model number that the FFL will have to put on the transfer paper work

A: If it is not on the list of approved handguns for CA it is not.

A: Eric, it would be CA compliant without the 15 round magazines. I have heard from other members that if magazine capacity is the ONLY state restriction that some Buds personnel have offered to remove/replace magazines. I would contact Buds Customer Service to see whether or not they will at 1-859-368-0371 9am-9pm EST Mon-Fri. or use the Blue Chat now button at the bottom right corner 9am to 9pm Mon - Sat and 9am to 7pm Sunday.

A: As a California resident, I can assure you it is not compliant with that magazine. Without it, yes. All gen 3 Glocks are California compliant. It was my pleasure to assist you.

A: Austria, P model numbers are Austrian made while USA models all start with U.

A: Efren, this model number is an Austrian made model Sir. USA made models have a U in the model number and P on the Austrian model number. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Usually after a couple of hundred to 1000 rounds the gun should be broken in. The brass shouldn't be kicking back in your face. It's more of a minor nuisance to me than a big issue but it should work itself out. Keep it cleaned properly and break it in. You might see it taper off.

A: The Gen 3 9mm's would do that with the 336 ejector. Call Glock or Glock Meister and get the replacement 30274 (30275) ejector to fix it. It's a $7.00 item.

A: Rented pistols did that to me, which is one of the reasons I bought a revolver for my first handgun. Some people online told me it could be the guns or it could be I as a new shooter I was limp wristing it.

A: I can't really speak on that Glock....but auto pistols are funny machines. I've seen guns that would throw every case off in a different direction with each shot. I've seen others that if held steady would put all the hulls in a nice little pile. I watched a fellow at the range, bench shooting a black rifle of some sort, and it was ejecting the brass ten yards and you could have covered the brass pile with a pie plate. Your issue could be as others have stated .... a mechanical/design problem, maybe just needs a break-in or ammo change. Always wear your eye protection.