Friend wants to buy a Glock

[hooker771]

If you have one for sale or one you would sale PM me the model number and price.

 

[Aries 181]

Tell your friend to leave the plastic toys alone and buy a real handgun, a Sig!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bill

 

[hooker771]

OK. Got a sig to sell?

 

[beetlespin]

I have a Sig 40 cal but it aint cheap.

 

[foodsaver]

how much is aint cheap?

 

[hooker771]

If you have one for sale I need the model number and the price.
PM me if nothing else.

 

[beetlespin]

$700 for p226 .40 cal.

 

[Aries 181]

hooker771 - 2/29/2008 10:56 AM

OK. Got a sig to sell?

No, my 229 .40 ain't for sale but tell your friend that a 228 9mm was in the paper the other day. I believe it was $500.00

Bill

 

[ditchdoc666]

not sure what happened to my post before but here we go again,Have a Glock Mod#30 45cal internal laser site 6- 13 round high cap mags,200rds 45 acp all for 1100.00 retails for 1500.00 pm if interested,Taylor

 

[SpurHunter]

I have this Model 23, part #23502. </p>

Fixed sights, with Streamlight TLR-2, LED flashlight/laser combo. </p>

Has EXACTLY 10 rounds shot through it, so it is immaculate. Comes with a Desantis brand injection molded holster that accomodates the laser/light too. Comes with the the factory box, paperwork, and two 13 rnd mags, (ammo NOT included). </p>

I also have all the extra mags avaliable for $14.00 ea, as many as he wants. </p>

<u>Real-world</u> sale prices:</p>

Glock--$499-$569+</p>

Holster T64----$85+</p>

Streamlight TLR-2--$250+</p>

I will let it go for $725.00</p>

Buy this package at the local gun-shop, and pay over $900, or more with taxes and background check. </p>

BTW, that closeup pic shows dust on it...shows up well in hi-res pics

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[hcso2445]

After scrolling down some, I also have a Sig in a 229, 357. sig

 

[SpurHunter]

Anybody else want a Glock?

 

[hoggerhead]

You couldnt give me a glock! Had a guy i knew at work last sunday that accidently shot himself with his glock. He was walking down to his basement with the gun in one hand, and his cell phone in the other text messaging. He must have missed a step or tripped, and he fell. Some how the gun went off and a bullet struck him in the head. His father heard the shot and went to see what happened. Soon after, shannon died in his fathers arms. I remind you this guy was a big time gun collector and he knew his stuff when it came to firearms. I will never own a glock just for the simple fact it does not have a manual safety switch, and accidents DO happen.

 

[hooker771]

I dont think Sigs have safties either. I am truly sorry to hear about your friend but the trigger has to be pulled for the gun to be fired.

 

[Guest]

A Glock is no different than a double action revolver when it comes to safety. 85% of the law enforcement in the United States carries Glocks. That alone says a lot for their safety, accuracy and reliability.

 

[SpurHunter]

Hogger, I am sorry to hear about your friend, that is an eye-opening story. Dont know how familiar you are with Glocks, but your finger has to be completely inside the trigger housing to pull the trigger back to allow the gun to discharge. You are right though, accidents do happen, but the trigger design is one of the safest there is when used properly.

 

[hoggerhead]

Your right cheez, there really is no difference between the two and thats why i dont carry a revolver for protection. Dont get me wrong here, glocks are great guns.....but, they are not the safest for carrying around for everyday use. You couldnt pay me to carry this gun around as a concealed weapon! I mean really, how many people do you see besides the law, carry a pistol around in a hip holster? Most people like you and me carry guns concealed, and its a little harder keeping you finger away from the trigger when your mounting or dismounting your gun.

 

[beetlespin]

My 40 cal P226 has a safety.

 

[Aries 181]

beetlespin - 3/8/2008 9:37 PM

My 40 cal P226 has a safety.

My .40 229 has a safety also, it's called a hammer drop safety and ALL Sigs have one. With a Glock, if there is a round in the chamber, the hammer is cocked with no way to de-cock it if a loaded mag in in the weapon. They are single action pistols all the time and Cheez is wrong if he thinks they're like a wheel gun.

Bill

 

[mmarcum6]

I have two model 17 Glocks and really like the gun. What has been said about if there is a round in the chamber and you pull the trigger the gun will discharge is straight up true. I'm sorry to hear about your friend and prayers go out to his family. I have purposfully tried to drop the firing pin on a Glock without first depressing the trigger tang, and it is no physically possible. I have bent the trigger and bruised my finger tips trying. I have been the unfortunate person who once said how do shooting accidents happen only to find myself with powder burns on my leg and abdoman. It was a Charter arms 357 with a trimmed down hammer and missed my computer by less than 3 inches. This goes back to what we are taught that every gun is loaded and ready to kill or destroy. I learned a new respect for guns that day. I was raised around firearms, but as we all have a tendancy to do I got complacment and careless. I was lucky! All in all I love my Glocks and do carry them concealed and open.