Glock Question.

Probably nothing, if the round count is accurate. You could ask them to swap out a spring for a different trigger pull weight, but they might balk at that. I doubt it will cost you anything.

Glock seems to change things like laundry soap (NEW AND IMPROVED!), for no real purpose. They pretty much had to change backstraps a version or two back, to keep up with everyone else (If they were "Perfection", why did they have to change it?)

I have to razz Glock, but I do respect the guns they built. They are by no means perfect, but they ARE pretty good. (I had a gen1 Glock 19 back in the day).

What do you think needs changed?

The recoil spring assembly is the most notable change through the generations. If you're thinking you can upgrade it to Gen 5 status, that isn't possible. Although a Gen2 with that round count should still be a fine weapon.

MOGC said:

What do you think needs changed?

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I've never had an ounce of trouble out of it and would trust my life to it. I just hear the police talking about sending them in and Glock changing stuff to them.

I wouldn't change a thing in it, tear it apart and clean it at the worst, I assume it still functions the same.

There's nothing to do to your gun but shoot the bejesus out of it. If you haven't changed the sights and it has the factory plastic slot fillers, get rid of them for a good set of steel tritium sights.

MOGC said:

There's nothing to do to your gun but shoot the bejesus out of it. If you haven't changed the sights and it has the factory plastic slot fillers, get rid of them for a good set of steel tritium sights.

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Catch em on sale and you can pick up a set for 50 bucks, they last about 10 years before they noticeably fade.

Best you'll do is probably changing the connector to a lighter weight, and perhaps a fully supported match barrel. You can add better sights with minimal work as well. They are pretty solid weapons with minimal work and 250 rounds isn't even broke in. The 19's are one of my favorite models.