I recently went to Cabelas and purchased my first Glock ever. It was a Glock 23 and I was ecstatic. The salesman brought my gun out and as I was talking to him another salesman for what ever reason thought he would show off his Glock skills on my gun. He opened the case and in an attempt to show how easy it was to field strip one tried to do it while not looking at the gun but looking at me. He struggled but he managed to field strip it. I thought "okay, but I didn't ask you to touch my $600 ****ing gun dude". So now comes time to put it back together. He is looking at it now and seems to have some trouble. After a few seconds he says "oh yeah you have to pull the trigger to put it back together". He pulls the trigger and puts it back together and I go on my way. Now I'm not at all happy about another **** touching what's mine but I don't say anything. By the way he lets me know his expertise came from years of law enforcement. Well, now I'm at home in a town not where I purchased my gun and after reading the manual and watching videos on fieldstripping the Glock 23 I cone to the understanding that you should pull the trigger BEFORE field stripping the gun. My question is did Barney Fife **** up my gun? I ask because I still have not had a chance to take it to the range yet and fire it. I've had it since June 6th. The other thing and I guess tge moral of the story, when you buy anything, the moment it's yours don't let any dumb **** touch it, even if said dumb **** is the one that sold it to you. And if they try, break their fingers. Any help would be appreciated regarding the damage and which parts. Thanks in advance.
P.S. If I come of angry it's because it was my first Glock and they cost a pretty penny. Hope you all don't think I'm a jerk
P.S. If I come of angry it's because it was my first Glock and they cost a pretty penny. Hope you all don't think I'm a jerk