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But the Gen 4 Glocks had "growing pains" when they first came out. It was the the first year of them having 2 piece recoil springs in their mid size and full size guns. This caused some problems that were eventually worked out. 

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On ‎7‎/‎2‎/‎2020 at 7:18 PM, tercel89 said:

But the Gen 4 Glocks had "growing pains" when they first came out. It was the the first year of them having 2 piece recoil springs in their mid size and full size guns. This caused some problems that were eventually worked out. 

I have a G4 20 that has the 2 piece recoil springs and have had no problems.  What type of issues did they have?

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6 hours ago, Choatecav said:

I have a G4 20 that has the 2 piece recoil springs and have had no problems.  What type of issues did they have?

Failure to feed , failure to eject and some people , including myself ,  had rust pop up on them. I had a Glock 27 Gen 4 and mine had rust form on it and I am very careful to keep mine wiped down good. As far as I know the Gen 4's are fixed now. 

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