Posted: 12/20/2012 6:31:03 AM EDT
| So I have any oppertunity to buy a Gen 2 Glock 19 with very little use for $350. I know nothing about the Gen 2. I currently have two Gen 3's. Is that a good deal and is a Gen 2 good gun. |
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I've had my Gen2 for about ten years. It has performed flawlessly for the ~3000 rounds I've put through it (I used to use it to shoot USPSA matches).
I switched my carry gun to an M&P9, but I will never get rid of that 19. If I had a need for a pistol, and could find a 2nd Gen 19 for $350, I'd probably pick it up. |
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If I had a need for a pistol, and could find a 2nd Gen 19 for $350, I'd probably pick it up. Don't really need a new pistol but an associate at work bought the gun years ago and has only shot maybe 500 rounds through it and has had it sitting in the closet. With what has happened he is thinking of selling it to me for $350. So I am debating about buying it or trying to convience the guy to keep it and start shooting more. |
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So I have any oppertunity to buy a Gen 2 Glock 19 with very little use for $350. I know nothing about the Gen 2. I currently have two Gen 3's. Is that a good deal and is a Gen 2 good gun. Yes its a good deal on what a lot of people would call the best carry gun ever made. No finger groves =  finger groves=
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So I have any oppertunity to buy a Gen 2 Glock 19 with very little use for $350. I know nothing about the Gen 2. I currently have two Gen 3's. Is that a good deal and is a Gen 2 good gun. Yes its a good deal on what a lot of people would call the best carry gun ever made. No finger groves = finger groves=I paid $352 for mine OTD. Here's my review; should help you out a little in terms of information. 
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Go for it, you wont be disappointed. Also another review to help you out, that I did on mine.
http://looserounds.com/2013/01/01/my-gen-2-glock-19-concealed-carry/ |