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Q&A for Glock 9MM Spring Loaded Bearing, Not G43 — 1 Questions & 1 Answers

Name Glock 9MM Spring Loaded Bearing, Not G43
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Christopher Jefferson, member, from NC, United States, asked on August 12, 2020

is this with or without loaded chamber indicator?

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Answered by Grunt3327, member, from WI, United States, on March 15, 2023

From the look of the top of the LBS (Loaded Bearing Spring), the thicker head would present a non-LCI. If it were more of a thin top, it would be most likely considered an LCI LBS. Some other generations have different LBS. Hope this helps.

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