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Will currently made factory recoil spring fit G26 made ca. 1995. Thanks.
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Will currently made factory recoil spring fit G26 made ca. 1995. Thanks. You need to get them appropriate for the Generation of Glock you have. Gen 3 and Gen 4 take the same recoil spring. Gen 5 takes a different one. I don't know about the Gen 2.
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FWIW, Hickok45 states on his first video on the Gen 4 Glock 26 that all Gens of 26 take the same recoil spring assembly. That was before the Gen 5 came out, which I'm pretty sure is not compatible with the earlier generations.
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Found this on Pistol-Forum.com:
"I was the original owner of a gen 2.5 Glock 26. Only sold off the gun about 2-3 years ago. I replaced the springs with gen 3 springs and guide rod assemblies. No issues with the new gen 3 parts."
The first Glock 26 is referred to as the Gen 2.5.
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