Glock issues

[mcwalther]

No you didn't overpay. You paid what you believe the gun was worth. No one who ever willingly paid for a product(and received said product) has ever been ripped off.

Really? You believe your last sentence?


Seriously?

 

[Kidd X]

Really? You believe your last sentence?


Seriously?

Have you ever been forced to pay for something you wanted? I didn't think so. You willingly paid the price under the belief that it was worth that asking price. If that item is available days, weeks, months later at a reduced price you still did not get ripped off. At the time of purchase you convinced yourself the asking price was fair. If the product you bought fails to function as advertised then yes, you may have been ripped off.

 

[Winchester-1897]

I wouldn't be surprised if the gun in question is a new Gen4. The finish on mine is likewise quite delicate and easily scratched in comparison to say a Gen3. Previous to my current G17, I had a Gen3 with the "frying pan" finish. Now that was as tough as nails and very scratch proof. That's the finish I wish Glock had stuck with.

my Gen 4 Glock 34 was also delicate, so I cerecoted it.

 

[4n2t0]

 

[hunterhenderson]

Honestly scratches are not huge but they are noticeable to me.
And I wouldn't care if it was a used gun but I overpaid as I wanted to support my local store and now I am disappointed because all I see are the Scratches.(Don't know how to host a pic or whatever but one scratch is about the length of a pencil eraser, other half the size)

This is my second Glock the first I owned for 3 years used every time I went to the range, holstered and never had a scratch on it.

So you bought it in person from your local gun store? Why didn't the scratches get discussed?