I'm assembling an order to put in to the factory. If anybody needs O.E.M. GLOCK parts I'll include it on my order.

PM me with your order, I will need the model number and generation of your pistol.

 

Frank

ive heard glock does some sort of update program, ie: make a 1st gen into a 4th. do they, and if so how much/whats the process?

ive heard glock does some sort of update program, ie: make a 1st gen into a 4th. do they, and if so how much/whats the process?

 

To my knowledge it can't be done. For one thing the frames are different. If that's what you heard contact GLOCK. But, I don't believe that to be true.

ive heard glock does some sort of update program, ie: make a 1st gen into a 4th. do they, and if so how much/whats the process?

 

I don't believe that's correct... When I took the armorer's course, I asked about updating the frame of an older G17 for a friend who is a police officer and uses rail mounted lights, etc. He currently has an aftermarket rail attatched to the frame, since the earlier generation didn't have a rail, and had heard the same thing you did, that frames could be updated to the current generation. When I asked, the answer was that no, they don't update the frames... a new frame would have a different serial number, and would not be the same firearm. Of course, check with the folks at Glock for the official answer...

i swear i remember reading a thread on this site where someone updated his glock. not sure from what gen to which, but im fairly sure it was on this site.

I have sent two Gen 2 Glocks to Georgia and they did perform all "upgrades" to bring the guns up to spec. The work included machining my G21 slide. A large percentage of the internal parts were changed. The work cost me nothing except for shipping to the factory. The turnaround was less than 2 weeks. This was a few years ago. All I did was call Glock and ask about the service and they verified by the serial #'s that both pistols were eligible for the service.

I have sent two Gen 2 Glocks to Georgia and they did perform all "upgrades" to bring the guns up to spec. The work included machining my G21 slide. A large percentage of the internal parts were changed. The work cost me nothing except for shipping to the factory. The turnaround was less than 2 weeks. This was a few years ago. All I did was call Glock and ask about the service and they verified by the serial #'s that both pistols were eligible for the service.

 

 

But did they change the frame? That would change the generation. GLOCK has a good reputation of updating internals.

But it would stay the same gereration.

what parts need changing and why, to update them