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Police Trade-ins are most usually 100% mechanical wise, with quite a bit of holster wear from spending so much time being carried. Most likely fired very little, and I would not hesitate to purchase on were I in the market for that particular model pistol. Can't go wrong here.

Police Trades are most usually 100% mechanical wise, with quite a bit of holster wear from spending so much time being carried. Most likely fired very little, and I would not hesitate to purchase on were I in the market for that particular model pistol.

James, I collect police stamped handguns. Purchased 2 of these KSP Glock 27s. One with case one without. Both Gen 4s. Hardly any wear on either firearm. Shot so little didn't even have the "Glock Smile" on the barrel. Typical Gen4 G27 trigger. Where can you purchase an almost new/barely used Gen 4 Glock 27 for under $400? Have Stormlake 40 S&W to 9 mm Glock 27 conversion barrel. Works great in both. If you want a Glock 27 no better firearm (almost new) at better price ($399) then these. 10 stars

if you want a "shooter " they are great values

James, the short story is, you will likely not be disappointed. Police turn in's are a great source of quality, shot very little, mechanically sound and usually in like new condition pistols. Since most PD follow the FBI's lead, these turn ins are due to a caliber change back to 9mm pistols.