Posted: 1/17/2016 9:03:45 PM EDT
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First gen glock 17 with mags,box,paperwork,supposedly shot little value? Thanks in advance
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a year a go I had one and posted it for sale on glock talk. I sold it for $550 in about 3 days and it didn't have the box which in and of it's self goes for some coin. YMMV
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It's a small market of people who would want that over a used gen 3. supply AND demand Quoted:
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Just got to find the right buyer but i'd say $500-$600. Think of it this way, if you wanted one how easy is it to find one local or other wise? It's a small market of people who would want that over a used gen 3. supply AND demand |
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a year a go I had one and posted it for sale on glock talk. I sold it for $550 in about 3 days and it didn't have the box which in and of it's self goes for some coin. YMMV Quoted:
a year a go I had one and posted it for sale on glock talk. I sold it for $550 in about 3 days and it didn't have the box which in and of it's self goes for some coin. YMMV Quoted:
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Just got to find the right buyer but i'd say $500-$600. Think of it this way, if you wanted one how easy is it to find one local or other wise? It's a small market of people who would want that over a used gen 3. supply AND demand With a gullible enough person you can sell anything for the right price. I bought a Gen2 over a Gen1 based on texture alone. Gen2 I would venture to say are worth more than a Gen1 |
They are discussing it on GT
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I bought my G17 in 1986 at a gun shop in Lawton OK while I was TDY to flight school at Altus AFB. I paid $286 for it out the door.
I took it to South Carolina after flight school and could have sold it immediately for double, as the law there considered it a Saturday night special due to the temperature at which the frame melted, so they were unavailable in any gun store. I had a dealer try to talk me into selling it because he said that due to that law I would never find anyone who would be able to work on it. Well, except Glock. I dropped it on my front porch and broke the adjustable sight off- Glock replaced the sight and did a slide-stop update. The problem was I could never shoot that gun accurately. I sold it in 2004 for over $500. Somebody thought it was collectable. 
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A gen 1 17L for $850
http://summitgunbroker.com/glock-17l-.html |
