Question about glock serial numbers and how they produce per day.

[Speedway]

I found a very good deal on a Glock 30 with night sights.

I alreay have one with plain white sights (that I bought from a fellow NES member), but I could not pass on the deal on a 2nd one.

The 2nd G30 belonged to a fellow who died before being able to enjoy it. (I paid 395 at a dealer with night sights, in immaculate condition). His Uncle got the proceeds from his estate and turned it in to a local gun shop.

That being said, when I put the 2nd glock next to the first G30, I noticed that they both had the same date code of LDD. Next I noticed that their serial numbers are 400 apart.

My question is, how many G30's does Glock make in a day, or week? They had to have been made in close proximity to one another.

I know that LDD means they were manufactured in May of 2007.

 

[Viper22]

Sounds like a possibility...A good resource is glocktalk.com. There is an area of the forum that deals with serial numbers & dates.

 

[b79holmes]

My question is, how many G30's does Glock make in a day, or week? They had to have been made in close proximity to one another.

Maybe but I have read in discussions about the serial number assignment of other brands that sometimes numbers are assigned in 'blocks' and/or other oddities.

Bill

 

[Speedway]

Sounds like a possibility...A good resource is glocktalk.com. There is an area of the forum that deals with serial numbers & dates.

I checked there and they were able to verify when it was made, but not how many they likely produce in a day or week.