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Glock cover their pistols for life. As long as it has not been mistreated they will repair it. Call Glock and talk to a tech he will be more than happy to assist you with your concerns or needs.
I own a glock 30 no problems at all but just in case if something were to go wrong how or where would I go to get it looked at or fixed?
Check with you local gun shops to see if they may be a Glock certified armorer. Ask folks at your local range, gun club, etc. where they take their guns for repair.
Get on Glocks website and do a search for servicing dealers.
I count myself lucky in that I have never had to have any of my Glocks worked on. One thing I do though, is I shoot a couple of GSSF matches each year, and there is always an armorer on sight to give your gun a tune up and they will replace anything needed, of course at no cost.
Yesterday I dropped a new fulcrum trigger kit in changed the spring to a 2# pull I'm excited to see how it works but also wondering what kind of problems I m looking at putting a foreign trigger in the 30
But you could've duplicated the end result spending $50 on parts.
__________________ I could make a list of a bunch of guns i have, or "have", or wish I had. Why would one feel compelled to provide that infornation freely? Do you feel the need to show off? Is it some immature game of oneupsmanship?
Glocks are easier to work on than most handguns so there's a good chance you can do most repairs. Glocks also are very reliable so there's also a good chance you'll never have to.
__________________ US Army 1966-69, VFW Life Member, Retired Geek
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