Used Glock 22

[runavw]

I have been looking at a used police Glock with three 17 round mags for 489.00 Not sure if this a good price. I have a line on a used .380 for about half. Not sure if the price is worth the Glock or not. its a .40 caliber. would be my first real side arm. thoughts?

 

[RangeJunkie]

Depending on your location, check out Bradis located in Camby just south of Indy. Friendly guys, quick service too. In my opinion, for just a very small amout of money you could have a brand NEW Glock at Bradis's price. Good luck with you decision

 

[Bunnykid68]

489 seems high for a used Glock

 

[Spanky46151]

If it's a police trade-in, probably not a huge amount of rounds through it UNLESS it's a SWAT gun, then be aware it's most likely seen several thousand rounds. Skip the .380. IMHO

 

[jd4320t]

Anymore details? Gen2 or Gen3? Holster wear? Even if it's a Gen3 I think the price may be a little high.

 

[Sylvain]

First of all welcome to INGO!
This price is close to a brand new Glock.
Plus I would guess that a "used police Glock" would be even more used than your average gun.

 

[Expat]

That doesn't sound like that good of price on a used Glock 22. You can buy a brand new Gen 4 at ZX for less than $20 more.
ZX Gun

 

[runavw]

So what is a good suggestion for CC around the $400 range?

YUUUP, love Bradis!

 

[Jeremiah]

Express Police Supply - Used Glock 23 2nd Gen with 1 13rnd Mag

THis, then invest in some new mags, and some ammo.

 

[Fullmag]

Find out which Gen it is, then get on Gunbroker, figure 30 to ship and 30 for FFL transfer.

Not perfect science but some idea of what there going for...thinking there is one on Armslist right now.

ARMSLIST - Free local gun classifieds. Buy, sell, or trade firearms in your local area.

 

[JohnP82]

I have been looking at a used police Glock with three 17 round mags for 489.00 Not sure if this a good price. I have a line on a used .380 for about half. Not sure if the price is worth the Glock or not. its a .40 caliber. would be my first real side arm. thoughts?

Is it a G17 or G22? If it has 17 round mags then it is a G17 which is 9mm. The G22 is the .40 and it should have 15 round mags.

489.00 for a used Glock is pretty high, I see them NIB for that price.
I would shop around a bit and see what you can find. Nothing wrong with a used Glock, but I wouldn't pay 489.00 for used.

Also both the G17 and G22 are the full size models. If you are looking to carry, you could also look at the G19 or G23 models. Carrying the full size is plenty doable, but for many they prefer the compact models. Just my
Don't want you to get into something you are not completely happy with .

 

[Jeremiah]

extended mag base plates turn 15 into 17

 

[LotsofGlocks]

Firearms, Guns, Rifles. Grain Valley, Missouri.

Here you go

 

[ryknoll3]

$489 is way to high for a used Glock.

Aim Surplus had police trade G22's for $379 a couple months ago, though they don't have any right now.

 

[JCR]

For $489, does that by chance come with night sites? It believe the law enforcement pricing for Glocks with standard sites is in the area of $400...

 

[mrortega]

Even several thousand rounds through a Glock is just a good break-in. However some would suggest changing the spring. If it is gen 1 or 2 there were stories about the .40s going Kaboom. Some swear it never happened but I know a security guard who swears his boss had one blow up in his hand. The gen 3s and 4s don't have that supposed problem. Just google up glock gens 1,2,3,4 and there will be a few web sites with pictures so you can tell when gen you're looking at. Personally I think .40 is a fabulous caliber.

 

[fire259]

Public Safety Pricing on new Glocks

MODEL

GLOCK 17*, 19*, 22*, 23*, 26*, 27*, 31*, 32*, 33*, [17*, 19*, 22*, 23* RTF2] AND [17*, 19*, 22*, 23* GEN 4]

Fixed sights $398.20
Adjustable sights $420.20
Glock night sights $455.40
Trijicon night sights $477.40

* usually in stock

 

[BBSparkle]

Well, everyone here has all ready told you that it is way too high. Though I have noticed the prices on them in the classifieds have been outrageous lately as well. This goes for a few other guns, come to think of it..

I will tell you that a G22 was my first gun purchase [got rid of it double quick, .40, yuck]. I bought a used one at Bradis and it was, I believe, $419 before tax. I had plenty of dough [stupidly thinking this would be the only gun I would need to buy] And that was a Gen 3 bought about 2 years ago.

I got my G19 in what looked like unfired condition for $475 in a classifieds deal in the spring, and I felt that was even a bit high, but I sometimes get impatient..

Definitely do some shopping around.

 

[gunrunner0]

I bought a police trade-in Glock 22 in May as a truck gun from a dealer in CA through another forum for $370. It came with 3 15rd LE marked mags, case/manual and NS that still glow. It's been awhile since I looked at a new Glock but $469 use to be the standard price at ZX in Goshen. That being said $489 for a trade-in 22 or 17 in my opinion is a terrible deal. While the majority of trade-ins are in great shape internally they are almost always in poor cosmetic shape as they get carried so much, IMHO this really hurts the value.

 

[vork08]

Don't let the "Glocksters" snowball you, there are plenty of other makes and calibers out there great for CC. And I know plenty of people that use .380 as their choice. Heck, a .22 could get the job done. If you need all 15 rds, you're probably screwed anyways. What .380 were you looking at?