[givemeaglock]

Family discount I would say $300-350

 

[Cred's Cariad]

Family discount I would say $300-350

Agreed. And have them buy you lunch.

 

[JBP55]

I have owned and worked on many Glocks and I have never seen or heard of a G27.4 or G27.3 Glock.

 

[Mike-M]

...it does have a "-" connector, and a 25 cent trigger job polish. I think I will take it to the next GSSF match, and have it gone through by the Glock guys, just to spruce up any parts wear, and to get the RSA replaced.

Get the armorer to replace the trigger with trigger bar and trigger mechanism housing with the latest improved Gen3 versions that have been re-designed to reduce stress on the coil trigger spring hooks (just like the Gen4 versions were). Then have a new coil trigger spring installed as well.

Have the MINUS connector replaced with the standard UNMARKED connector unless the pistol will be only a range toy.

These replacements will coincidentally correct the damage that the "trigger job" polishing caused to the old parts.

If the old RSA has endured only 1000 rounds, a new RSA is not needed unless it is earlier than the current version, marked 0-8-1 (and maybe not even then).

Ask $300 from family...$350 from friends.

 

[ras47]

I have owned and worked on many Glocks and I have never seen or heard of a G27.4 or G27.3 Glock.

.3 = Gen 3
.4 = Gen 4

 

[9L0ck]

I have owned and worked on many Glocks and I have never seen or heard of a G27.4 or G27.3 Glock.

G27.4 = gen4 G27
G27.3 = gen3 G27

 

[dannnthemann]

I have owned and worked on many Glocks and I have never seen or heard of a G27.4 or G27.3 Glock.

I had never heard of anyone refer to it as such, but it was not hard to figure out.

I like it.

 

[bac1023]

Congrats on the G27.

 

[JBP55]

I had never heard of anyone refer to it as such, but it was not hard to figure out.

I like it.

I prefer to use the correct term.

 

[GlockFan7]

I have owned and worked on many Glocks and I have never seen or heard of a G27.4 or G27.3 Glock.

Those are metric versions. They don't go by caliber with those.

 

[GlockFan7]

Congrats on the incoming G27 and to the recipient of your former G27.

 

[bobcat21]

Congrats on the new Glock. My gen4 27 is one of my favorite handguns. I hope you shoot the new one more than you did the old one though!

 

[Squeeze]

Congrats on the new Glock. My gen4 27 is one of my favorite handguns. I hope you shoot the new one more than you did the old one though!

I have 6 Glocks, two that I compete with, which get most of my love, and four for different SD roles, which get about 50-100 rounds a month for practice. The G27 and the G23 get shot the least, and I am not sure why. I should fix that. :supergrin:

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[Squeeze]

These replacements will coincidentally correct the damage that the "trigger job" polishing caused to the old parts.

What? Then I would just have to polish all of those new parts. :supergrin:

With all due respect, you sound like a snob hating on the "-" connector. I have a fair amount of training and experience with firearm mechanics, and know what I like in my triggers. Having gone into harms way, with weapons in hand, I would not do anything I believed would detract from the reliability of said weapon. Now where is my Dremel tool?:rofl:

You might want to consider lightening up a bit, but in re-reading my post, I can see where I opened myself up for a lecture from the Glock police. :upeyes:

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[JBP55]

Those are metric versions. They don't go by caliber with those.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

 

[sgtslwilson]

What? Then I would just have to polish all of those new parts. :supergrin:

With all due respect, you sound like a snob hating on the "-" connector. I have a fair amount of training and experience with firearm mechanics, and know what I like in my triggers. Having gone into harms way, with weapons in hand, I would not do anything I believed would detract from the reliability of said weapon. Now where is my Dremel tool?:rofl:

You might want to consider lightening up a bit, but in re-reading my post, I can see where I opened myself up for a lecture from the Glock police. :upeyes:

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Having also gone into harm's way with my GLock, check out my avatar, you might get a kick out of it. lol

 

[Big1]

Congrats on your incoming g27, I have gen4 g27 and love it when I went back home to N.C. a few months ago it went with me.

 

[4-Fun]

Following up on thread: http://www.glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1578877

I found a G27.4 in stock at the LEO supply place I have purchased from before. So there is a paid for Blue Label G27.4 waiting for my paperwork to arrive, to ship. I will give the new G27 a thorough run, to prove reliability, and then I have to find a new home for my G27.3. I have two sons, and a couple of nephews that may vying for a really good G27.3. Just out of curiosity, what would be a fair price, to relatives, for a G27.3, with a good clean finish? This one has the durable Glock Gen 3 finish, has seen very little holster wear, and maybe has 1000 rounds down it. I don't recall ever having a malfunction with this pistol, it does have a "-" connector, and a 25 cent trigger job polish. I think I will take it to the next GSSF match, and have it gone through by the Glock guys, just to spruce up any parts wear, and to get the RSA replaced.

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If this is going to be a concealed carry gun...hand on to the Gen 3 for a while before you decide to send it down the road.
The Gen 4 will rub a strawberry right quickly if you IWB and have an "overhanging physique."

 

[GlockMan40SW]

congrats on your new G27 great pick.