I just picked up my first glock tonight, its a glock 23 3rd gen. It says USA on the slide and the frame. I bought it new from a local guy and i didnt think anything about it till i noticed most are marked austrian. I have been doing some digging around to find out more about it but cant really get any date manufacture etc.. using a serial number lookup. the serial starts with AACV and then 3 numbers. i dont know if this thing is worth more being a us made glock or really much about it. Can someone help enlighten me on this pistol that i have no knowledge about. thank you glock gurus.
Sidearms & Scatterguns USA made glock question
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Re: USA made glock question
Go to glocktalk. What you have is an overrun. Some glocks are made here to sell to Countries that Austria can't sell to. The finish on yours is a little different. Other then the made in USA it's the same pistol. Rumor is the USA plant will make the .380 that can't be imported here also.
It's a Glock, shoot the hell out of it!
Go to glocktalk. What you have is an overrun. Some glocks are made here to sell to Countries that Austria can't sell to. The finish on yours is a little different. Other then the made in USA it's the same pistol. Rumor is the USA plant will make the .380 that can't be imported here also.
It's a Glock, shoot the hell out of it!
Re: USA made glock question
Yah i couldnt complain, i picked it up for 520.00 and its BNIB
Yah i couldnt complain, i picked it up for 520.00 and its BNIB
Re: USA made glock question
can't you just call Glock USA to get your data?
http://us.glock.com/customer-service/contact-us
can't you just call Glock USA to get your data?
http://us.glock.com/customer-service/contact-us
Re: USA made glock question
I've got the 35th gun ever made in the US and have been shooting it for a year and a half and to the tune of about 15,000 rounds so far. The gun runs like a champ just like the other Austrian guns I've got. Shoot it and don't sweat it. Glock has made every move possible to ensure the Austrian and US Glocks are identical.
-Sean
I've got the 35th gun ever made in the US and have been shooting it for a year and a half and to the tune of about 15,000 rounds so far. The gun runs like a champ just like the other Austrian guns I've got. Shoot it and don't sweat it. Glock has made every move possible to ensure the Austrian and US Glocks are identical.
-Sean
