FS/FT Nickel Boron Glock 17 Gen 3

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Item Name: Nickel Boron Glock 17 Gen 3

Location: Covington

Zip Code: 30016

Item is for: Sale or Trade

Trade Value or Items Looking For: See description

Caliber: 9mm

Willing to Ship: No

Bill of Sale Required?: No

Item Description: Factory nickel boron coated Glock 17 gen 3. Comes with box, docs, 2 17 round mags. Has stainless guide rod and extended mag release. It's in excellent condition.

Trade interests:
XDS-9
XDM-9
G19 gen 4
P2000 or p2000sk
P30
Sig 229 or 226

May consider other quality firearms.

Cash price: $500

You can contact me via PM or text at 770-617-2326

Thanks

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[potenza]

Does NIB mean you have not shot it? And what is your sell price?

 

[HDfenz]

NIB stands for Nickel Boron.

 

[Knary50]

NIB stands for Nickel Boron.

Should be written BNi

 

[ratfinkron]

PM sent

 

[Hipfire7]

Not sure which factory gave it that finish, glock doesn't do that....

 

[albatros43]

Not sure which factory gave it that finish, glock doesn't do that....

I thought they did a special run like the OD and FDE models?

 

[Cobalt 60]

I thought they did a special run like the OD and FDE models?

Are you sure? I have seen several of these new in store display cases with nothing to indicate that it was not a factory finish.

Meant to quote what you were quoting, not your response.

 

[albatros43]

Are you sure? I have seen several of these new in store display cases with nothing to indicate that it was not a factory finish.

Meant to quote what you were quoting, not your response.

It sounds like you are agreeing with me? I've tried to do some googling and it appears that you can get Nickel Boron models straight from Glock. From all I've read a third party did the coating for them. While I like the look of it (more or less bi-tone) I don't see a need for a extra lubrous surface on a pistol. Glocks are run fairly dry as is. Now an AR would be another story.

 

[Cobalt 60]

It sounds like you are agreeing with me? I've tried to do some googling and it appears that you can get Nickel Boron models straight from Glock. From all I've read a third party did the coating for them. While I like the look of it (more or less bi-tone) I don't see a need for a extra lubrous surface on a pistol. Glocks are run fairly dry as is. Now an AR would be another story.

I have not checked it at all, but I have seen nickel boron coated slides in display cases that appear to be stock, staright from the factory like that.