I realize this is a personal preference question but figured I would ask the group.
I've had a Gen 4 Glock 19 for about 9 years now and with the current market situation, it seems I could sell it for more than I paid for it or about the same price (I got it blue label when I was in the Army).
My reason for selling would be to replace it with a CZ P07 which I love the looks, features, and function of and don't have a need for two firearms of the same size/role (Home defense, concealed carry, do it all compact 9mm pistol). Money is not the issue as I can afford to own but, I just prefer not to have firearms in redundant roles without a need for it.
My Glock 19 is extremely reliable now (At first it was not), and I shoot it well, but I am not in love with the Glock anymore, but, it's a perfectly serviceable firearm that has served me well, but tired of the mediocre trigger, blocky feel, and high grip angle.
Thoughts on this? Has anyone sold their Glock and later regretted it?
I've had a Gen 4 Glock 19 for about 9 years now and with the current market situation, it seems I could sell it for more than I paid for it or about the same price (I got it blue label when I was in the Army).
My reason for selling would be to replace it with a CZ P07 which I love the looks, features, and function of and don't have a need for two firearms of the same size/role (Home defense, concealed carry, do it all compact 9mm pistol). Money is not the issue as I can afford to own but, I just prefer not to have firearms in redundant roles without a need for it.
My Glock 19 is extremely reliable now (At first it was not), and I shoot it well, but I am not in love with the Glock anymore, but, it's a perfectly serviceable firearm that has served me well, but tired of the mediocre trigger, blocky feel, and high grip angle.
Thoughts on this? Has anyone sold their Glock and later regretted it?