Things may be looking up! I bought a $20 raffle ticket from my friend's daughter. She was selling them, to support her husband's softball team. I got a phone call from the local Moose telling me I'd won a Glock 20. First I thought it was another one of those scam calls but it was actually a live person. I couldn't remember buying any raffle tickets, especially from a Moose lodge. I don't think I'd ever stepped foot in one but it turned out to be legit. I won a Glock 20, 10mm. I went down to the Moose and they handed me a Cabelas gift certificate for $579.99. I called Cabelas and shockingly they have one in stock and I can have that or $579.99 toward anything else.
I don't own any Glocks. I've never really been interested in Glocks but the 10mm is kinda cool. I'm now trying to figure out what I might apply the Gift card toward instead or keep the Glock 20. People are buying Glock 20's on Gunbroker for upwards of $900.00. I don't want to be part of the problem and list it on Gunbroker. I was surprised, but Cabelas has a fair amount of inventory on hand. They even had an H&K Mk 23 but that was at a nosebleed high of $2,300.00.
I don't own any Glocks. I've never really been interested in Glocks but the 10mm is kinda cool. I'm now trying to figure out what I might apply the Gift card toward instead or keep the Glock 20. People are buying Glock 20's on Gunbroker for upwards of $900.00. I don't want to be part of the problem and list it on Gunbroker. I was surprised, but Cabelas has a fair amount of inventory on hand. They even had an H&K Mk 23 but that was at a nosebleed high of $2,300.00.
. There are a few slide upgrades you can do here and there that will smooth it out some but won’t sacrifice reliability
