Glock rebuild kits

[stand125]

I have 2-30 round magazines for my Glock 17 that I am thinking about selling since I don't ever see a need for them. I have to take them apart to sell as rebuid kits right and what do you all think they would sell for. 1 is a Glock magazine and the other is a korean that looks identical ( you can't tell the difference ) Thanks for the help. I do love how the glock shoots.

[Baconator]

I sold 2 glock 21 rebuilds for $40

[rromeo]

The Glock mag is about $35-45 in California dollars, that's what they go for new in free states.
The knockoff is less, but I couldn't tell you.

[CrazyJeep]

44mag has rebuild kits. I'd look there as a price comparison.

[joelogic]

+1 for 44mag

[Greg-Dawg]

For Calgunners, $10 for both.

[DaveFJ80]

1 is a Glock magazine and the other is a Chinese that looks identical ( you can't tell the difference )

I'm sure there is an obvious difference, and you'll probably notice it with the non-factory mag by these things....

- the mag body is not a perfect fit into the Glock magwell (doesn't eject like a factory mag does)
- spring tension isn't the same, but it's cheap to buy a replacement OEM Glock mag spring
- follower isn't the same, as it may not lock your slide back or jam while feeding (also cheap to replace)


Those are the things I mainly noticed on non-factory mags for the Glock (AT, KCI, Khan, Promag, etc)

[stand125]

The korean one seems to work great. I may have just lucked out. I know that after market mags are luck of the draw. I shot it a long time ago and cycled some snap caps with no issues tonight.

I'm sure there is an obvious difference, and you'll probably notice it with the non-factory mag by these things....

- the mag body is not a perfect fit into the Glock magwell (doesn't eject like a factory mag does)
- spring tension isn't the same, but it's cheap to buy a replacement OEM Glock mag spring
- follower isn't the same, as it may not lock your slide back or jam while feeding (also cheap to replace)


Those are the things I mainly noticed on non-factory mags for the Glock (AT, KCI, Khan, Promag, etc)

[lawaia]

Do not sell them! If you have a Glock, you can buy the standard 17 round rebuild kits, and rebuild your 33-rounders into 17-rounders. Once you sell the 33-rounders as rebuild kits, you cannot replace them. After you rebuild them into 17 round mags, you can then sell your disassembled 33 round mags as kits, and you have still retained your rights to those two large capacity magazines.

[Greg-Dawg]

I loves my 33 bang bang.

[jayhuh]

Did the Chinese mags exist before CAs AWB was enacted?

[bohoki]

Did the Chinese mags exist before CAs AWB was enacted?

never seen chinese ones only korean

[evidens83]

I'm selling a rebuild

[sd1023x]

never seen chinese ones only korean

Only other pre-awb plastic type 33 rounders were schrer's (or something like that, not that great).

Never have seen a chinese glock mag. OP probably means Korean and in which case...uh-oh.

I have 2-30 round magazines for my Glock 17 that I am thinking about selling since I don't ever see a need for them. I have to take them apart to sell as rebuid kits right and what do you all think they would sell for. 1 is a Glock magazine and the other is a Chinese that looks identical ( you can't tell the difference ) Thanks for the help. I do love how the glock shoots.

[vandal]

Don't sell the happy sticks.