Glock Gen 4. 2 mags now instead of 3?

I just bought a new Gen3 G26, came labeled and packed with 2 mags.

Nothing has changed from Glock.

If you are short a magazine, it's most likley because the dealer removed one in order to sell by itself (this was a fairly common practice right before the first Fed AWB went into effect).


Glock label system:
Red label = two standard capacity magazines
White label = two 10 round or less capacity magazines
Blue label = (full size & compact) three standard capacity magazine or (subcompact) two standard capacity magazines

All Gen4 Glocks are blue label.

I believe only the "Blue Label" guns come with 3 mags.

Quiet said:

All Gen4 Glocks are blue label.

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My Gen4 19 S/N RKK### purchased in 2011 wasn't; it came with three 15 round magazines.

I believe it may be a case of, "All Blue Label guns come with three magazines; but not three magazine guns are Blue Label".

I'm not near any of my tupperware cases right now, but IIRC they are labeled on the outside with what the contents should be. It's always a good practice to bring it up before handing over money and completing a purchase if the box says 3 and there are only 2 there.

My Gen4 came with 3 full-capacity mags. AFAIK they still do.

To my knowledge and experience, all Gen4s come with three mags, red label or blue.

I just bought a Gen 3 Glock 20SF, and it came with 2 15-round mags. When I asked the dealer what the main differences are between the Gen 3 and Gen 4 Glocks (besides the obvious interchangeable backstraps, dual recoil springs, grip texture, etc.) he mentioned the Gen 4 guns come with 3 mags.

I thought the blue label glocks were a LE thing?
Stupid me...