Gen 4 Glock 34 selection only has one for with rail. I don't see a rail on mine, will this work or I specifically need one for without?
910123
If you have a factory gen 4 frame, it has a small rail with one notch underneath the barrel for mounting lights or other accessories. it will work. great holster for competition
910124
I use this holster for my Gen 4 Glock 34 for USPSA and it fits perfectly. I replaced a Blade Tech unit with this one. No issue with the rail at all.
889493
I have a gen 4. I cant believe there is that much difference. On the gen 4, it fit well, and works great. For extra safety, I use the trigger plug that snaps in so the trigger cannot be pulled back. after I installed the laser sight, I had to carve off some of the plastic to make it fit.
689865
The Streamlight weapons lights come with four different "keys" to allow it to fit the four major types of gun rails on handguns. A Glock key is one of those choices. I don't have Glocks. Does the 26 and 27 have a weapon rail? I looked at a picture of them and I didn't see a rail on them. If they do, this light has a key that should allow them to work. Great light though. I have some Surefire lights, and I like Streamlight as well.
247374
No the gen 4 uses a different type of recoil spring. This is for the gen 2 and 3 (possibly gen 1 also but I've never owned one)
1328824
Not sure what Ronald J. Belpulsi is saying this won't work on a G26 Gen 4. I installed one today and it fits perfect. I have read some reviews that these plugs (not just Pearce) fall out when shooting. Just in case, I put a little clear silicone on it before sliding it in. The Pearce website says you should use a PG-G4SC which is what I have.http://www.pearcegrip.com/Products/GLOCK/PG-G4SC
247375
This will NOT work with a gen 4 glock unless you purchase a guide rod adapter for your gun. The hole on the front of the slide is bigger than the end of this guide rod.
1776311
I've only used it on my Glocks that are all Gen 3 models. I can't imagine why it would be different. Glocks have stayed very consistent in design and integral parts. If no one lese with a Gen 2 can answer this either way. I'd say for just the few dollars this tool costs, I'd roll the dice.
1560312
i ordered a quad rail for it. thats what the question was suppossed to ask. long night. thanks for your responses. i have one i purchased for my 92fs and love it. ill look into the streamlight also. thats funny that it was mentioned so i have to ask... do people really use AK's for home defense? i just cant imagine it....
25794
I have a GG&G 1281 Flip Up Front Sight. They work well together. Make sure that if you go that route, pick the sight that fits what your gun has. Some gas blocks are lower than the plane of where the rear sight mounts. If that's the case, choose the one that specifies "for gas block mounting." Mine happens to be the same plane all the entire length of the rifle, so this one worked fine. It's all aluminum and matches the finish on my rifle very well. Flip ups are nice when you opt to run optics also. Likewise, for red dots, it can cowitness if desired. A good red dot will not require a cowitness. The sight pops up with authority and locks in place. Once locked, it's very solid and steady. To fold, just press the button once more and fold it down...again solid engagement. There are many other sights to choose from. Some excessively high dollar ones that do the same job. As a Soldier with over 24 years experience with this particular platform and various sights and optics, as long as it's zeroed properly and remains undamaged, it'll perform better than the shooter for years to come. The front sight tool that this sight uses is the four prong one. For only a few bucks, it's worth buying it as well. The other option is to use a nail or the tip of a bullet to depress and move the sight as needed...usually causing little scratches where the tool does not. Hope this helps. Hit me up if you ever have more questions that I may possibly have an answer to.
510386
I have it set up with the traditional Glock rear sight and have no issues at all with it set up like that. Had it that way for a few years now and love it!
1937728
LOL That changes everything when they pull the 'ol "manufacturer-changed the-handgun-design trick. Glad you made it work anyway. I love mine. Bought one for my Glock 23 many years ago and still use it today. Bought my wife a G42 and got her a Fobus too. I almost bought one for my P95 without calling them to make sure and was glad I did. I would have had the wrong one. Good luck brother!
1959032
I do not believe so. But I believe the gen 4 should already have a built in rail?
2240971
Pearce makes an insert just for the gen 4 glocks only, Have one in my 19 and fits just fine.
1007900
IT WILL FIT ON AND WORK ON ANY I REPEAT ANY FIREARM/BB GUN/PELLET GUN/ WEAPON THAT HAS A SCOPE RAIL!!! I'm sorry but with some of the questions people ask on here especially about this scope I pray to God they don't own firearms! Plus I'm sure if any of u would actually read the description it tells u EXACTLY what type of rail it will fit on. Yes, in most cases u r firearm needs a scope rail to mount a scope. Does yours have one? Beats me it's YOUR gun you tell me! LOL Come on people!
28240
No, it will fit without anything on the rail just fine & snug. However, it is not designed to accommodate any attachments while being used. It is a nice quality holster though.
2180523
Yes. It will fit any Gen 3 & 4 Glock with the accessory rail. Made by Glock, for all Glocks.
558423
Regardless of what gen it should fit the rails on a glock. It fits perfect on my glock 22 gen3.