Addicted to Glock

[smithra89]

Well I think I have finally finished my Glock collection. As you can tell, I'm a Glock fan.

 

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Models listed as seen in picture:

 

G17 G19 G26 G34

G22 G23 G27 G35

G20         G29

G21 G36 G30

G31 G32 G33

 

All are gen3 except for the gen4 G32. I have no plans to add the .45 GAP models (never see ammo or the actual guns).

[Caster]

Awesome!

...but, as awesome as your collection is,it will forever be incomplete without an 18.


Very jealous by the way!

[rugerla1]

Wow! I don't own any Glocks...yet. but that is a very nice collection. Probably a 27 or 19 would be my first on the list. And then of course I'm sure I'd add to it like you have.

[ted]

Your not Addicted your at the collecting stage hehehe .

[gunwhatgun]

Cool. You should arrange them in a "G" and make another pic.

[zombiehugger]

In for a total mag pic.

[Randall53]

Dayum...!!!  that's awesome.  I have a 30 for daily carry and shoot'n and a 34 for shoot'n.  Love the Glocks. 

[glock55]

Wow the greatest collection of guns I have ever seen. How long did it take to collect those. The best part is they are all the black ones. I hear they are very hard to come by so great job. A true motivation to every glock collector.

[173rdABN]

And here I am with two all happy haha.

[itchytriggerfinger]

Someone go tag his house with that new android app. Only an insane person would have that many Glocks!

J/K very nice collection.

[I_Like_Pie]

Your wife must have a LOT of shoes!!!

[rugerla1]

Your wife must have a LOT of shoes!!!

Lol Or half of these Glocks! :)

[Spook]

Awesome!

[R1100R]

All you need now are the two longslide models, the 17L and 24. LOL

[frankmako]

hard to beat a gun that works right out of the box every time.

[TN-popo]

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Edited July 15, 2013 by TN-popo

[NoBanStan]

Awesome!

...but, as awesome as your collection is,it will forever be incomplete without an 18.


Very jealous by the way!

 

As soon as i saw it I thought... that's either a Glock logo or it's in missing man formation for the G18!

[Guest TankerHC]

Nice collection. But you need to get a professional one, I hear they are selling them with the trigger guards sawed off, for pro's only. With that collection you look like a pro to me, just missing the pro gun.

 

Might one to add some ceiling texture as well, makes then more pro.

Edited July 15, 2013 by TankerHC

[Guest TankerHC]

Seriously though, very nice collection of Glocks.

 

Serious question here though, since we only own one Glock and it belongs to the wife, and it is the only one thats ever been in my house.. As popular as Glocks are, are there any of the older Glocks that have reached collector status yet, like early runs, first run low serial numbers, first run variations, etc? I know people say they will never be collectable, but that cant be the case, everything (Even bubble gum wrappers) eventually becomes collectable to someone.

 

What were the major changes, if any, from the first models to the next (When those major changes were made).

 

I'm asking because I am considering.

Edited July 15, 2013 by TankerHC

[glock55]

A "first generation" Glock 17 with the slide locked back displaying its vertical barrel tilt

 

A "second generation" Glock 17, identified by the checkering on the front and rear straps of the pistol grip and trigger guard

An early "third generation" Glock 19, identified by the addition of thumb rests, an accessory rail, finger grooves on the front strap of the pistol grip and a single cross pin above the trigger

A "third generation" Glock 17C, identified by the addition of an extra cross pin above the trigger and a reshaped extractor that serves as a loaded chamber indicator

 

Seriously though, very nice collection of Glocks.

 

Serious question here though, since we only own one Glock and it belongs to the wife, and it is the only one thats ever been in my house.. As popular as Glocks are, are there any of the older Glocks that have reached collector status yet, like early runs, first run low serial numbers, first run variations, etc? I know people say they will never be collectable, but that cant be the case, everything (Even bubble gum wrappers) eventually becomes collectable to someone.

 

What were the major changes, if any, from the first models to the next (When those major changes were made).

 

I'm asking because I am considering.

 

use the external link under each picture for an enlarged photo

Edited July 16, 2013 by glock55

[Erik88]

Nice collection. I currently have 3 with plans to eventually pick up a G21 and a G17.

[East_TN_Patriot]

Now you should sell them all and use the money to buy a 1911.  :stir:

[smithra89]

Awesome!

...but, as awesome as your collection is,it will forever be incomplete without an 18.


Very jealous by the way!

 

I would love to have an 18....I would be happy just to shoot one at some point!

 

How long did it take to collect those.

 

Took a little over 4 years

 

Cool. You should arrange them in a "G" and make another pic.

In for a total mag pic.

 

I'll work on getting a pic up...

[Guest TresOsos]

Saw that picture and thought....he's having a tupperware party.

[BrasilNuts]

Now you should sell them all and use the money to buy a 1911.  :stir:

Use half the money to buy a 1911 and spend the other half trying to get it to run right.