Stippled G26 Grip

[MoBoost]

Value of stippled gun = value of stock gun minus cost of a frame.
Glock 26 (used) = $450
Glock 26 frame (used) = $150+shipping+transfer
Stippled G26 value = $300-$350

 

[Mr.Glock]

Value of stippled gun = value of stock gun minus cost of a frame.
Glock 26 (used) = $450
Glock 26 frame (used) = $150+shipping+transfer
Stippled G26 value = $300-$350

Good explanation, I would have to agree.

 

[Cavedweller]

I love the Glock, hate the finger grooves. 2 of my 3 are stippled and have the finger grooves removed, I wont own a stock framed Glock. That said the job must be done by a pro and I have to see their work first. Your Glock is only worth what someone is willing to to pay for it.

 

[Old Fart]

Your Glock is only worth what someone is willing to to pay for it.

Value and worth are often confused. But this statement pretty well sums up worth. Take it to a pawn shop and see what they'll give you for it if you want worth.

 

[Cavedweller]

Value and worth are often confused. But this statement pretty well sums up worth. Take it to a pawn shop and see what they'll give you for it if you want worth.

I'll give you $20 more than the pawn shop will give for it.

 

[OKCShooter]

Value of stippled gun = value of stock gun minus cost of a frame.
Glock 26 (used) = $450
Glock 26 frame (used) = $150+shipping+transfer
Stippled G26 value = $300-$350

Value of Stippled G26 frame isn't zero so add that back in.

Stippled G26 takes a $50 hit from a stock G26 (IMHO) and that's if it's a decent stipple job.

 

[Preacherman]

I have seen some that look really good but if it was not one I am going to keep forever then it looses value IMO. I actually would not buy one that has been stippled.

 

[AKguy1985]

I wouldnt buy a stippled one. Stone stock for me.

 

[FamousAJ]

Ya, glocks are a dime a dozen and putting a whole lot of $$ into one is ony gonna drain your wallet...and make YOU happy.

With that said, if you like stippled....do it! I never put money into a gun....a holster and that's it. All this polished feed ramp, wolf spring, trigger kit nonsense is not my cup of tea...but I don't shoot match either. If you don't like the gun as it is, don't buy it. That is my motto. My guns are tools is my other motto.

Now AR's are a different story...

 

[Jefpainthorse]

I think the stippe job voids the warranty doent it? Not like you cant rebuild a stock Glock with the change on your dresser or nightable... but I don't think they would pay for a frame failure