I was looking for a glock , and i found one a few weeks ago for sale. I went in to purchase today, and the guy said he was out. Didn't even bother looking. I asked to see the display model of the one i was looking for, and he said that was a display and glock has weird pricing practices regarding the displays and would not sell to me.
Is this true?
I have a NIB 502 I never used and I took it down to oil and the pin just falls out when turned sideways. Is this normal? Also it’s kind of difficult to reassemble. The takedown lever won’t lock the slide forward.
I found 2 glock 40s for sub 600 USD. Brand new. any reliability issues i should know about? How many rounds have you put through yours? Any aftermarket parts? How many rounds before i need to overhaul and replace stuff? This would be my first 10mm glock and 3rd 10mm over all. I have 2 M&Ps and one already broke. (Trugger return spring)
Out shooting a 10mm mp today, and it just quits working. Stripping it down, i saw the trugger bar return spring broke. I'm disappointed because this gun is fairly new( sub 250 rounds) and just received back from an unrelated repair from SW.
I have a warehouse that many people in the dept have keys to. Problem is, stupid people like to turn the knob on the inside handle to make the outside permanently lock,until i use my key.(usually my hands are full or its raining,ect.) And the lock stays locked until i turn the interior knob/button. If you simply push the knob, it allows entry and exit as much as you wish. My question is, how do i permanently make the interior handle push button only, instead of permanently latching? I cannot replace or damage company property, but modify i feel is less egregious. It is a schlage D53 commercial setup.