IMPD LE turn in Glock-22 gen 4 on GB

[Gaterboy]

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

Nothing wrong with the IMPD Glock 22 I know of no issues. Good deal.

Do you own one?

 

[Amishman44]

Hmmm? IMPD broke assed gun, did Glock ever figure out why they wouldn’t work? Southern Armament can keep them. Maybe it was State PoPo 22’s that didn’t work? I don’t remembe4.

I believe it was ISP who had the issues when they switched from the Beretta 96's to the Glock 22 .40 and they had a few frame cracking issues, if I remember correctly...Glock replaced the Glock 22's with 17's in 9mm and that's how the ISP ended up going back to 9mm after so many years of being away from it.

Lol, wut. I have two "retired" IMPD G22s and sold a third. Actually, one was IPD because it was issued in 2002. ISP had the issues with Glocks, probably because they kept limp-wristing them.

From a guy I spoke with, ISP had a few frame cracking issues with the newly issued Glock 22's...and this was going back to 2005-06 or somewhere along that timeline?

 

[STEEL CORE]

I see it sold yesterday, for the asking auction price of $310, I have one in my collection IM488xPD serial number.

 

[Gaterboy]

Yes modified with extended mag release and 5 pound trigger and polished feed ramp. Shooting mammer jammer.

 

[Gaterboy]

Yes

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

I believe it was ISP who had the issues when they switched from the Beretta 96's to the Glock 22 .40 and they had a few frame cracking issues, if I remember correctly...Glock replaced the Glock 22's with 17's in 9mm and that's how the ISP ended up going back to 9mm after so many years of being away from it.

From a guy I spoke with, ISP had a few frame cracking issues with the newly issued Glock 22's...and this was going back to 2005-06 or somewhere along that timeline?

I'm not sure what the exact issues were. But it was several years ago.

 

[annabelle]

I believe it was ISP who had the issues when they switched from the Beretta 96's to the Glock 22 .40 and they had a few frame cracking issues, if I remember correctly...Glock replaced the Glock 22's with 17's in 9mm and that's how the ISP ended up going back to 9mm after so many years of being away from it.

For the asking auction price of $310, I have one in my collection IM488xPD serial number. rufus

From a guy I spoke with, ISP had a few frame cracking issues with the newly issued Glock 22's...and this was going back to 2005-06 or somewhere along that timeline?

For the asking auction price of $310, I have one in my collection IM488xPD serial number.

 

[STEEL CORE]

Nice, mine is as-new.