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Rebuilt Glocks?

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2007-06-21 22:42:04
I keep hearing people mention factory rebuilt Glocks, does anyone know where I could find one and what the prices are? I would prefer a Glock 20 (10mm auto)
Answered By: pathfinder
I have seen these things in gun shops. The price difference between the rebuilt and brand new gun is so negligible, something like $50- $75, I would opt to buy a new gun.It just isn't worth the hassle, in case some goes wrong in the rebuilt gun. The case of a brand new Glock out of the box not functional is almost non existent.
User: C J
You could check with the factory itself, or you could look in the Shotgun News, which is a good source of information.
User: charlsyeh
go to the web site gunbroker.com
User: H
Factory rebuilt Glocks? I'm not sure what that means. I know earlier generation Glocks can be sent in to replace the old frame with one that has a rail and/or to refinish the tenifer finish. The springs can be replaced and so can the barrel but these are usually improvements requested by the Glock owner. Glocks wear very well but I suppose one could buy a used Glock that has been refinished by the factory with new springs, frame, etc. Also, the Glock Model 20 .10mm is a superior pistol It has been my duty pistol for more than 12 years. H
User: Art I
you can find them in local sporting goods stores, like gander mountain, or on the internet. Try Gunbroker.com and gunsamerica.com
User: Grizzly II
This is a 'left-over' from years ago, when Glock was trading Law enforcement new pistols and magazines for their old ones to try and circumvent "Slick Willy's" Illegal gun and high-cap magazine ban, before it died(Thank Goodness); as used pistols and mags weren't covered under the gun grab. It put quite a number of high-cap mags into law-abiding citizens' hands at the time. Almost all of these weapons are long gone, and, at least for now, the mag ban is no longer a concern. BEWARE! There are members of 'our' Congress who are right now trying to strap law-abiding citizens with even WORSE gun control laws, including a far WORSE semi-auto weapon ban, as you read this! If one cares about their Second Amendment rights, contact N.R.A. or Gun Owners TODAY!
User: pathfinder
I have seen these things in gun shops. The price difference between the rebuilt and brand new gun is so negligible, something like $50- $75, I would opt to buy a new gun.It just isn't worth the hassle, in case some goes wrong in the rebuilt gun. The case of a brand new Glock out of the box not functional is almost non existent.

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