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ChCx2744 - I understand your frustration. I would probably feel the same way if I didn't have plans to get a custom finish done at some point.
The bevel on the barrel hood was done in 1995 to alleviate the Type 3 malfunctions the NYPD was having with their 19's.
i have to agree with ChCx, it sux, but it's not a deal killer.
I don't know what durability issues people are having with the new grey!? I haven't had a single one with it being in a holster daily....and 1k shots fired through it...
Then you REALLY won't like this guy:If you are one of those people that do this, you shouldn't be allowed to own a gun; I, personally, would never allow you anywhere near mine.
To me, it's not the durability that's the problem. All guns that aren't safe queens will inevitably pick up some holster/handling wear. It's the fact that that holster wear looks worse on the rough finish.I don't know what durability issues people are having with the new grey!? I haven't had a single one with it being in a holster daily....and 1k shots fired through it...
I do not think the new finish will negatively affect durability either.
I was about to post this same thing. People don't seem to realize that Tennifer isn't the finish, it's under the finish.Just so it has been said here, the black you see isn't the Tennifer. The Tennifer is clear under the black, so if the black finish wears down to metal color, the gun still won't rust. I know that isn't really the discussion here, but just wanted to throw that out there.