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Went to Glock in Smyrna today...
- Thread starter phidelt1382
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I have went in and bought night sights and gotten extended slide stops on all of my guns . They rebuilt a used 17 I bought that was missing parts, the gun is my favorite .
Anyone planning on going there keep in mind that they are not open 9-5.
Walk-in repair hours are (or at least used to be)
M-F
8:00 AM - 12PM
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Regards,
Rob
Walk-in repair hours are (or at least used to be)
M-F
8:00 AM - 12PM
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Regards,
Rob
will be there on tuesday. looking forward to it
Here ya go:
The top one has a little "nipple" sticking out to make it easier for your thumb to grab hold of.
I very much prefer the "extended" release. Glock will change it out for you at no charge.
+1 on Glock customer service.
Several years ago I bought a dirty G21 that was a LEO trade-in at a Gainesville company. Being a Gen2, I wanted to make sure the "upgrades" (Glock doesn't have recalls as I understand) had been performed on this gun. Also, the mag didn't "jump" out of the gun like the new magazine did. Long trek from Buford to Smyrna, but (once they got me checked in) In about 20 minutes, the armorer brought it back with new front and rear sights (he said they weren't broken, but he said I needed new ones) and 7 other new parts (not including a new magazine, which isn't normally covered under warranty). I was very pleased. No charge.
Problem is, he asked me if I'd seen the (new back then) Glock 30. When I said "no" he stepped out and returned with the G30, showing me how my G21 mags fit that compact .45. Took me about 6 months to save enough $ for my G30, (and to find one in stock) which is now one of my favorite handguns.
Several years ago I bought a dirty G21 that was a LEO trade-in at a Gainesville company. Being a Gen2, I wanted to make sure the "upgrades" (Glock doesn't have recalls as I understand) had been performed on this gun. Also, the mag didn't "jump" out of the gun like the new magazine did. Long trek from Buford to Smyrna, but (once they got me checked in) In about 20 minutes, the armorer brought it back with new front and rear sights (he said they weren't broken, but he said I needed new ones) and 7 other new parts (not including a new magazine, which isn't normally covered under warranty). I was very pleased. No charge.
Problem is, he asked me if I'd seen the (new back then) Glock 30. When I said "no" he stepped out and returned with the G30, showing me how my G21 mags fit that compact .45. Took me about 6 months to save enough $ for my G30, (and to find one in stock) which is now one of my favorite handguns.
They totally rebuilt a 19 for me on Tuesday minus the slide, barrel, and receiver. Everything else was replaced along with two mags. Also got some swag to boot, a couple of stickers and a Glock Travel Mug. Can't beat their service, I'm an armorer And I prefer to go there instead of doing it myself.
In glock we trust
