Glock scratches- voice your opinion

[Omega]

I need striker fires because I nd 1911's all the time

You're not full Operator here until you pull off rear sights on glocks and only use front post, thoroughly swab every new ar barrel AND take pics with Hammer down or trigger live

 

[Omega]

Knew it...

Give the guy a break, at least he posted a 10mm

 

[Blue bio balls]

Give the guy a break, at least he posted a 10mm

But it's "scratched "..

 

[Landofthefree]

don’t know why you’re so peeved at me liking ar’s, one of the most popular guns right now. I like everything, ak’s, AR’s, hunting rifles, 1911’s, glocks, I don’t discriminate.

 

[Omega]

What’s wrong with liking ar’s? I like all kinds of guns.

Op, don't take that bait!!

 

[Burning Love]

Looks pretty rough. Reminds me of the shield I landed on when I ate **** on a motorcycle.

 

[Blue bio balls]

Looks pretty rough. Reminds me of the shield I landed on when I ate **** on a motorcycle.

But does it shoot?

 

[sniper22]

I just got a Glock 29 10mm and it has quite a few scratches that appear to go down to bare metal. I know… “it’s a tool” blah blah blah. I like to keep my stuff looking nice. I know there are a few options when it comes to refinishing like cerakote and Durakote. I guess I’m just Wondering what the most durable of the two would be. One of my main concerns is the rust that could form as a result of the bare metal being exposed. Maybe one of you Glock connoisseurs could lead me in the right direction.View attachment 5765892

Cerakote is the toughest finish you'll find.

 

[Burning Love]

But does it shoot?

It shot fine once I blew out all the asphalt.

 

[Landofthefree]

Cerakote is the toughest finish you'll find.

Yeah I think it’s up to the installer because I have a couple other cerakoted guns (done by previous owner) and they are all scratched up, so idk.