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New Old Stock Glock 21SF - .45 ACP - These are unissued police trade-ins that are new in box. Each 21SF comes with three 13rd magazines, factory night sights, speed loader, cleaning rod/brush, lock with keys, manual and Glock carrying case. These have the NY1 trigger. Take advantage of our 12-month in-house financing! 20% down and your gun ships! No credit checks! Must be 21 years old to purchase. No Sales to California, New York City, Washington D.C.
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Are there any more of these available and if so is this saying you put 20% and receive the gun and make payments?
Got mine last week! This gun is literally brand new! The NY1 trigger was hard to get used to but I'm actually more accurate just the way it is. Won't find it cheaper anywhere.
I'd be happy to change my post if you can modify the description for this ad to inform readers that ALL these guns show a 2013 or newer production date. Not many folks want a NY1 trigger so maybe offer to change it out at your cost upon request? Since you say they are so inexpensive.... ;)
ETA 7/19/2017 apparently the seller is not willing to clarify and said so in a nasty PM threatening me for my posts. So factor that in also. In short I stand by my original posts. There are many honest and honorable sellers on this site. I'd suggestions you look for them when buying a pistol :)
While this isn't a bad deal a couple of things to expand on: They have a NY1 trigger! That adds a lot of pull weight to a already not so great trigger. Now factor in that these guns maybe 10 or more years old, meaning the 12 year shelf life of the night sights has (or will soon) come to a end... :(
So to recap: you're paying $479 for a gen 3 pistol that you'll need to drop a new trigger & a new set of night sights into???
Pulled a random 21SF box from the shelf and the test fire date was 8/30/13. Nowhere near 10 years old. And you can fix the NY1 trigger with a $3 spring replacement.
Is this still available?