The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - What does Glock do with you registration card?

9x45 · October 15, 2002, 08:28 PM

other, please explain,

No one that I know, who shoots Glocks competitively, has ever sent in registration card....

Why, whats the point? If you break your Glock, for any reason, such as blow it up, drive over it, have you dog chew it up, Glock will sell you a new gun for their cost, about $260.

If you manage to destroy it using factory ammo, well the new one is FREE!

Personally, I went thru about 35,000 rounds thru one of my G21's before something broke. The extractor chipped, BUT IT DIDN"T STOP RUNNING. That G21 is now over 80,000 rounds, with only a couple of broken trigger reset springs, IT STILL KEPT RUNNING.

I am really disappointed. None of my 9mm's or 40S&W's has broken... But hey, they haven't reached 80,000 rounds either.....

Sod, my advice to you is to SHOOT YOUR GLOCK, then report back after at least 5,000 rounds.

October 15, 2002, 08:28 PM	#4
9x45 Senior Member Join Date: January 14, 2000 Location: Southern California Posts: 1,089	other, please explain, No one that I know, who shoots Glocks competitively, has ever sent in registration card.... Why, whats the point? If you break your Glock, for any reason, such as blow it up, drive over it, have you dog chew it up, Glock will sell you a new gun for their cost, about $260. If you manage to destroy it using factory ammo, well the new one is FREE! Personally, I went thru about 35,000 rounds thru one of my G21's before something broke. The extractor chipped, BUT IT DIDN"T STOP RUNNING. That G21 is now over 80,000 rounds, with only a couple of broken trigger reset springs, IT STILL KEPT RUNNING. I am really disappointed. None of my 9mm's or 40S&W's has broken... But hey, they haven't reached 80,000 rounds either..... Sod, my advice to you is to SHOOT YOUR GLOCK, then report back after at least 5,000 rounds.