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Found a Glock 26 fresh out of factory refurbishment today in St. Augustine. Came with usual box, lock, extra mag, full warranty, papers, etc for $425. Decided to take it. Not a mark or sign of wear on it. Can't wait to feed it next weekend! Have a brother in S. Carolina that does reloading who's going to shower me with several boxes of ammo--can't beat that!
 

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Congrats. I've never considered buying a refurbished anything. But, I'm sure we'll all want to know how it performs. Let us know.
 

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Found a Glock 26 fresh out of factory refurbishment today in St. Augustine. Came with usual box, lock, extra mag, full warranty, papers, etc for $425. Decided to take it. Not a mark or sign of wear on it. Can't wait to feed it next weekend! Have a brother in S. Carolina that does reloading who's going to shower me with several boxes of ammo--can't beat that!
What's the warranty on a refurbished Glock?
 

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I was told at the shop it had a one year warranty, same as new. Doing more research on the net I have read that and also claims of a lifetime warranty. We'll see about that--I'm calling Glock this week to get the real scoop. Stay tuned.
 

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Okay, here's another update. I got to feeling a little uncomfortable with the refurb and after speaking to Fred at Glock technical services, decided to see what I could do with the store owner. We dickered, bickered, and haggled and then settled on a deal. I got full refund (no restocking fee of 20%) to apply to a reduced price on the new Glock. Will pick it up Saturday. :dancingbanana
 

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Hmmmm...what did Fred at Glock have to say. Sounds like they don't care too much for the factory refurb job. Anyway, a brand spanking new one is only a little more in the first place. That dealer made a pretty good profit from a $275-300 gun. Everyone I know that has Glock's will tell you the same thing "I don't know about the waranty cause I have never seen or heard of one breaking". My gun shop can replace every part inside of any Glock and the parts are anywhere from $1.50 to $20.00. So if anything did happen I could get it fixed on the spot for very cheap. You will also find that accesories for Glock's are very easy to find.
 

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Just like SgtLogan says parts are all over the internet and they are one of the easies pistols in the world to work on. One fellow on our team has a metal frame Glock that he built himself just to shoot in the league with. It sure feels good to me and he shoots 100's fairly consitent with it. I wouldn't hesitate to buy a refurbed Glock.:thumsup
 

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I got a little jealous of RoadGlider and had to get a Glock 26 also. Just kidding. This I picked up today for my lady and now she is asking for the things that glow in the dark :confused:........oh (night sights).

Here is the new baby.



With the older brother G19

 

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Nice. Now, you're going to have to practice or go to the range now so that she doesn't start outshooting you.
 

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Congrats on the new Glock, NkmG19. You have great taste there!! Brought mine home this past weekend, too. The used/refurbed Glock was pretty much a new gun in that the frame had been replaced for sure--not sure what else might have been fixed. But with new Glock 26s running around $50-$75 more I figured, why not start with a new one. I learned a bit from the tech guy and from my cousin, who is quite knowledgeable on handguns. And as SgtLogan alluded to--you can fix a Glock pretty cheaply should it ever need it. Anyway, I'm happy.
 

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