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Code HAA does not work, but if you use WBN it will get 12% off that comes out lower if you don’t pay tax or shipping in your state, or about six bucks more.
Update- the one I chose was $89.99, and with the code WBN it got 12% off, and with tax and shipping it was only $91.00 and change, so 2-3 bucks over cost wasn’t to bad, but they are gen3, so if you order one, make sure the parts are gen3, or they won’t work.
Are you sure they’re Gen 3 ? Says they’rre Gen 2 in nomenclature…..
So gen 2 or gen 3 ? Which are yours?
The one I got is a v2 in the number meaning it is the second generation of kits made, and I guess they had problems with the first one they made, from not enough material in the area where you have to grind it out, but it did state in the description you must use gen3 slide and other kits to put it together, and gen4 slide and kits will not work. I got the G-17 kit because I have the 19, and thought it would be fun to build my own. In the long run it’s not going to… Read more »
@Must Have Hammer, I forgot, on the Glock store website, Lenny Magill has a short video explaining the gen1, and gen2 kits, and using gen3 parts to build it. The kit numbers, gen1, and gen2, have nothing to do with glocks generation numbers. All their saying is you have to use glocks gen3 slide and part kit to put them together.