Have a early Glock 17 im getting ready to sell NIB was wondering about the value here are some photos

[Corvus]

Have a early Glock 17 im getting ready to sell, NIB was wondering about the value? Here are some photos.Thanks!

 

[TheSnail]

Probably upwards of 1K or more. Looks like its SN #5, or at least for that submodel. While I just bought a NIB Battle ground green Gen-5 17 just 24hrs ago for $529, I 'd probably still offer 1k for yours if its pristine.

 

[Corvus]

Wow thanks yeh remember the Green one as well those are rare i imagine was looking at GunBrokers noticed a longslide to. This ones never been fired. Sealed instruction manual as well.

 

[TheSnail]

Well if you want to sell it. I'll take it off your hands at 1k. I bought some Gen2s NIB for 700ish a few years back but those were 19's. I dont have an early G17. While I might be shooting myself in the foot in tearms of value (Havent researched prices after the retro 17s came out several years back, which I bought two of), my offer still stands.

 

[Corvus]

Thanks for the offer let me think about it and the information

 

[standaman19]

Thanks for the offer let me think about it and the information

“Dang” what’s they to think about SOLD,SOLD, SOLD, for 1k you won’t get a better offer than that for sure

 

[BLIP]

Sail it...

 

[RSB]

$800 to $850 is a fair asking price and true value range. However; there are no limits to how much a fool is willing to spend when unlimited wants equal, or exceed means.

 

[Asbestos]

I’d sell it to snail. I wish I had something he wanted as he’s pretty good about above value offers and below value sale prices. If there was anyone I wouldn’t worry about taking financial advantage of me, it’d probably be him.

 

[TheSnail]

Thanks Asbestos for the Kind words. I buy things as investments. I make great offers, because certain guns only appreciate. I would not be able to make any profit flipping the 17 in a year or two. I might be over paying now, but I'm counting on the fact it will be worth 1500-2k in 10 years. Its a win win for both parties. I just have to wait a decade to see decent returns. Thats how I've operated and been doing great all these years. I just bought a semi-auto rifle today for 37,000. I'll sell it in 10 years for 60,0000-80,000. I might overpay now, but it will be a wash in a year or two and a gain in 5+