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  • WearyTraveler
    Great that they do this. However, the blue label program has long wait lists. Great if you want a quality pistol at a great price. Not so great if you want it this month...

    Still - laudable that they?re extending it to all vets.
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  • Warbirds
    Pretty cool.

    Great way to help expand the shooting sports!
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  • hdcolt51
    Great that they do this. However, the blue label program has long wait lists. Great if you want a quality pistol at a great price. Not so great if you want it this month...

    Still - laudable that they?re extending it to all vets.


    Thats sucks that you have a wait list in your state for the Blue label program here at our store in SC we have 2-4 of most models in stock and takes less than 5 business days to get an order.
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  • bustedknee
    Once again, Glock shows their true colors.

    Blue Label Glocks, for anyone that does not know, is the Law Enforcement program.
    You get a special price and an additional magazine.

    If your dealer does not want to participate...find a new dealer.

    In the past, I heard stories of dealers that removed the extra mag from the case and sold it seperately then marked the pistol up to the regular price.
    If you encounter this, report them to....everyone.
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  • shilowar
    Great that they do this. However, the blue label program has long wait lists. Great if you want a quality pistol at a great price. Not so great if you want it this month...

    Still - laudable that they?re extending it to all vets.


    You need to find an LE Stocking dealer, if you are eligible for Blue Label then you can buy one anytime. Most LE Stocking dealers will have most of the Blue Label guns in stock.
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  • WearyTraveler
    shilowar wrote:

    You need to find an LE Stocking dealer, if you are eligible for Blue Label then you can buy one anytime. Most LE Stocking dealers will have most of the Blue Label guns in stock.
    Yep - eligible. And an FFL. The last time I looked into buying one the estimated wait was months before Glock would ship to me. To my knowledge there are no blue dealers within reasonable driving distance.

    Doesn?t really matter for me though. I own ?a couple? of Glocks already and am it in the market for more.

    As an FFL I?d gladly do the inbound transfer for anyone that qualifies and buys from Glock.
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  • hdcolt51
    bustedknee wrote:
    Once again, Glock shows their true colors.

    Blue Label Glocks, for anyone that does not know, is the Law Enforcement program.
    You get a special price and an additional magazine.

    If your dealer does not want to participate...find a new dealer.

    In the past, I heard stories of dealers that removed the extra mag from the case and sold it seperately then marked the pistol up to the regular price.
    If you encounter this, report them to....everyone.
    Blue Label Glocks are for active or retired Military,Law Enforcement,Firefighters ,First Responders,Paramedic and some others also.Last year Glock offerd the same program for our vets.Good on them! A dealer applies for the Blue label program they only allow so many in an area and NO big box stores or large gun shops qualify.NEVER heard or saw an extra magazine shipped with a Blue Label gun you get 2 mags with the 42,43,43x and 48.Gen 3 you get 2mags Gen 4and 5 you get 3mags always been that way,commerical Gen4and 5 same number of mags.Glock pretty much dictates the price of the blue labels violate that and they will pull the program from your store.You also have to maintain a certain inventory and sales.I know of one mail in Blue label dealer in my area they have no problem getting a blue gun in less than 5 business days.We have been a Blue label stocking dealer for 5 years never had any issues with Glock.
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  • bustedknee
    Thanks hdcolt51, I forgot to mention all the groups included in the Blue Label program. I think you can also access the program if an armorer or member of GSSF.

    For the folks that don't have a Blue Label dealer within driving distance you can do what I have done on several occasions...Explain to your FFL the deal you can get on the particular Blue Label gun you are interested in and quote him Glock's published price.
    If he is a good guy he will meet that price but only if you promise not to tell all your friends (who cares the color of the label?).

    If your FFL is something of an "azealia" and gets huffy or has a tantrum -- you shouldn't be dealing with him anyway. Haha.

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  • chiefr
    Its a nice gesture whether one likes Glock or not. Thank you Glock.
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