I am not advocating gadgets either but shooting a glock is no fun. Of course if I could only choose one, it would be Glock. Dont try it though, the firing pin channel has to be changed, and the person trained. While they are all high quality weapons, in a situation where the gun may have to be used in adverse or dirty conditions the Glock will shine through.Īnd as a fun fact the Glock 17 is the only handgun that was designed to be fired under water. I can have either one field stripped in about 6 sec.

They are the same in difficulty, there is none. The statement was made that Sig is easer to take down than Glock. And the fact that the trigger pushes the firing pin back then releases it in the firing cycle makes it one of the safest handguns around. The Glock has very few moving parts and is safer than the Sig. It can slip from under your thumb during manual decocking. It has a decocking lever, which when decocking should be used due to the semi smoothness of the hammer. The first shot is double action, which is ok once you get used to it. My reasons are: Sig 226 has a lot of great features, but these are also more moving parts.

We contacted Glock for manufacture date and they stated that the production date was December of 1990.If I were choosing just one, it will always be Glock. Also in the box is a factory cleaning rod, cleaning brush, speed loader, April 1990 dated manual, maintenance manual, and firearm safety pamphlet. This means they are type 2 magazines and pre-1994 as well (which would be correct for them being factory magazines). The two included magazines are Non- Full Metal Lined u notch style with the Glock logo over the Austria label. The lid also has a '1987 Best in the Market' Award sticker on it. Includes factory 'Tupperware' box with factory sticker intact as well as warning stickers, which frequently fall off. If you have any questions or need detail photos just let us know. These marks are gentle and we believe are from the cleaning brush moving around in the box over the years (See photos). The firearm externally is in factory fresh condition aside from a slight abrasion on both lower grip panels, one on the patent side and one below the Glock logo.

Both of the U-Notch Non- Full Metal Lined magazines are soot free and show no signs of use beyond being inserted into the firearm. We see signs of a factory test fire on the chamber face of the slide and some very light ring polish on the barrel (See Photos) but other than that nothing suspicious. It was purchased in our retail store from the original owner who stated that they had never fired it. This Glock 17 Gen 2 Pistol appears to be in functional condition. ** You will receive the exact firearm pictured ** ** This is a used firearm, we do not have a range facility and thus have not test fired it, we make no guarantee as to it’s functionality beyond a visual inspection **

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