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Original factory Glock slide from a new model G47 which is a Gen 5 pattern. Factory Glock part unlike most of the cheap kits listed on and made in the US, stock black (yes, the finish is stock black, not chrome, gray, or silver). Part was laser engraved with Trump 47 and We The People commemorative markings. This upper is only compatible with Gen 5 compact size lowers or aftermarket equivalents (it fits the 19 sized rails so will be compatible with gen 5 19 19X 45 47 or 49 but needs the longer barrel). It also comes standard with Glock’s MOS cut with a milled slide, cover plate, and mounting plate for RMR footprint. Ships via priority mail with full value insurance and requires signature for delivery confirmation.
NOTE: I know there are a lot of bargain hunters on and that’s totally cool with me. But no matter what price I put on a listing, I always get lower offers (usually much much lower) so I’ve chosen to price my products at a fair price while still allowing me to keep the lights on. This gig keeps me very busy shopping, photographing, listing, and shipping, thus, I choose not to utilize the best offer or haggle feature and I do not respond to messages that make offers. I do my best to price very competitively so the price listed really is the best price I can do–consider me the Carmax of gun parts!
FAQ--With a Quixotic effort, I will attempt to educate the American populace on proper English and also answer the most frequently asked questions at the same time (hopefully you can read these in the same light-hearted mindset in which they've been written):
1. Q: "Will you take $XXX?"
A: "Yes, I will always take dollars. If you are asking if I will take $XXX in exchange for the item posted and said figure is less than the asking price on the listing, then the answer is 'no.'"
2. Q: "Can you do $XXX?"
A: "Yes, as I own all these parts free and clear and have no legally binding price obligations to anyone, I absolutely CAN sell for $XXX. However, if you are actually asking WILL YOU do $XXX, and said figure is less than the asking price on the listing, then the answer is 'no.'"
3. Q: "I got $XXX."
A. "Congratulations! But that's not actually a question. So if you are meaning to imply that you are offering $XXX in exchange for the item and said figure is less than the asking price on the listing then the answer is 'no.'"
4. Q: "How low can you go?"
A. "All the way to the floor--seriously, I do yoga. You shoulda seen me at the homeschool skate night limbo." A correlative version of this question is "what's the lowest you will take?" and the answer is whatever the item is listed for.
5. Q: "Do you combine shipping?"
A. "Yes, absolutely! This functionality isn't built directly into but where items can fit in the same box, we will combine and then send you a full or partial refund of the difference in shipping costs."
6. Q: "Can you meet me at $XXX?"
A: "Is that a place? Sounds really cool, but I prefer the safety of home, thanks."
7. Q: "Do you have item X?"
A. "It's not likely that I have one in inventory that isn't listed. However, I do buy and sell a lot of parts and am happy to keep a look out if possible. I do NOT keep a database of user requests as it's just not possible to keep up with them all."
8. Q: "$XXX?
A. "That's not a complete sentence. If you are meaning to imply that you are offering $XXX in exchange for the item and said figure is less than the asking price on the listing then the answer is 'no.'"
A. "As these listings are all set to buy now rather than sales, you only have the option of buying now. Technically, the system does allow someone to click 'buy now' and not make payment immediately, but in real practice this doesn't ever happen. This tactic seems to be a popular choice and would have significant psychological impact if the target of the offer was desperate for money. But if I were desperate for money, it would mean I was going out of business and I enjoy this too much to let that happen. Interestingly enough, in the few instances where I chose to accept an offer conditioned on paying NOW, those transactions resulted in a canceled sale due to non-payment 100% of the time. Turns out the people targeting those desperate for money are the ones who don't have any money themselves. Psychology is fascinating!"
10.Q: Any other version of sending a "best offer" where there is no best offer enabled on the listing.
