Under $400 offers for Glocks is a lowball....wait, no it's not.

[dougiemac]

yeah I never understood how $350 was a lowball offer for a used glock. The first glock I bought was a Gen 2 23 for $350

^^^THIS^^^

I've bought 4 Glocks here for under $400 ($325-$400), even a gen 4 G19 at the height of the crazy time and sold a couple Glocks for under $400 as well. It's all about where the market is.

I could talk about the 1 oz. ingots of gold and silver I bought and sold back in the 90's for a fraction of what the market is going for them now, but that doesn't change the fact my bathroom scale still lies to me every morning.

 

[polaris30144]

Pretty sure Glock does NOT replace the night sights for free. They didn't for me. ABout three years ago I bought a G22 gen 3 with night sights. I had to pay $57 for new ones installed, which is a better price than most stores sold the parts alone, much less installed. However they did replace some worn springs etc. And they gave me a buttload of swag, calendar, pencils, pens, patches, decals, even a lapel pin. Very cool.

Glock will change out "their" nite sights for free. They will not exchange other brands for free.

 

[Bulldawg165]

Glock will change out "their" nite sights for free. They will not exchange other brands for free.

Are you 100% positive of this? Not trying to be rude, this just seems a little too good to be true. Kudos to glock if so, but I've never heard of anyone giving a lifetime warranty on something such as night sights that clearly will not last a lifetime.

Did you actually do this or were with someone when this happened?

 

[dougiemac]

Are you 100% positive of this? Not trying to be rude, this just seems a little too good to be true. Kudos to glock if so, but I've never heard of anyone giving a lifetime warranty on something such as night sights that clearly will not last a lifetime.

Did you actually do this or were with someone when this happened?

Last time I visited Glock (last summer), they charged me to change out old NS for newer NS. They did give me some swag, swap out an old tupperware box for a clamshell, mags, etc.

 

[Wallace's]

Pretty sure Glock does NOT replace the night sights for free. They didn't for me. ABout three years ago I bought a G22 gen 3 with night sights. I had to pay $57 for new ones installed, which is a better price than most stores sold the parts alone, much less installed. However they did replace some worn springs etc. And they gave me a buttload of swag, calendar, pencils, pens, patches, decals, even a lapel pin. Very cool.

See, I was told the complete opposite. If they have dead Glock night sights, the guy at Glock said they will replace them.

Does anyone else have a difference experience? Would help to clarify.

 

[Wallace's]

Glock will change out "their" nite sights for free. They will not exchange other brands for free.

Thats what the Glock tech told when last time I took a pistol there??

 

[bearpugh]

nope. unless you have proof they're under warranty.

 

[bearpugh]

they go by the age of the gun. the sights have a 15 yr. warranty. if you have a 20 year old gun its a no go.

 

[ATLEMT]

350 for a police trade in G22 isn't a bad price. It's also one of the less popular glock models. If they start selling 19,23,21,26, or 27s for 350 then I would be impressed.

 

[bearpugh]

but they will install stock sights for free.