Here's a tough value question. I bought a friends used Glock 17 some time ago, not big deal except...

It was a suicide weapon, that when returned to the pistol range where it was rented by the now deceased, they sold it off immediately. I have heard through the years that collectors put a premium on guns with this kind of history, but have no idea what it would be or where to market it.

BTW, I use it now in Glock matches, and it has to have had at least 50,000 rounds through it. Apparently the guns history has not affected it's reliability in any way. I don't believe that I'll sell it, except back to the friend I bought it from, he had won a couple of Glock matches with it before I got it from him.

$300  max

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Quoted: It was a suicide weapon, that when returned to the pistol range where it was rented by the now deceased, they sold it off immediately. I have heard through the years that collectors put a premium on guns with this kind of history, but have no idea what it would be or where to market it.

Unless the former owner was John Lennon or John Belushi or similiar, it will be worth no more than any other used Glock.

Thanks for the opinions guys.