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Find the pink Glock you're looking for right here at GunBroker.com, the world's largest online auction site dedicated to firearms, hunting, shooting and accessories. We aim to provide you with all the necessary information you need to make an informed pink Glock purchase.

What Makes a Pink Glock Pink?

Most all the pink Glocks listed at GunBroker.com get their color scheme using hydrographic dipping in Cerakote finishes. Cerakote is a ceramic finish that can be applied to metals, plastics polymers and wood surfaces. The process outperforms paints, powder coats and other proprietary processes in lab testing when it comes to abrasion and corrosion resistance, chemical resistance, strength and hardness.

Get to Know the Pink Glock

When you buy a pink Glock, you're also buying more than 50 years of service behind it. The company was founded by Austrian engineer Gaston Glock in 1963. The company originally produced steel and plastic parts, and Glock didn't design his first firearm until after his 50th birthday. What Glock lacked in ballistics experience he made up for with his expertise in synthetic polymers, helping create the world's first successful line of pistols with a nonmetal, polymer frame. The company opened its first U.S. subsidiary in 1985, despite initial resistance about its "plastic guns." Pink Glocks come in many calibers. What's underneath the pink should be given as much consideration as how it looks, especially if buying for a first-time gun owner. If you can't handle the gun safely, it will do you no good. The pink is just a custom modification. The gun still has the same stopping power and capabilities as a similar model in black.

Thanks for shopping Pink Glock with GunBroker.com

If you didn't find exactly what you were looking for today, be sure to check back again soon. Thanks for shopping GunBroker.com. If pink isn't your color, we also have a huge selection of other Glock models, including the Glock 17, Glock 22, and Glock 45.