Glock 17L in CA worth?

[WWW.NET]

how much are the Glock 17L gen 3 are worth in CA.?

[thill]

I'd say 250 350 depending on the shape is in

[Oceanbob]

NIB or close, SSE last year were $750 plus or minus $50.

[mtnman]

Dont you hate it when you can't get a serious answer and just smart Arse comments?
Its worth around 800-900, but also its worth what someone will pay. I bought a new one mid last year for 750 plus fees. Its an awesome gun, i will never sell it.

[Oceanbob]

Dont you hate it when you can't get a serious answer and just smart Arse comments?
Its worth around 800-900, but also its worth what someone will pay. I bought a new one mid last year for 750 plus fees. Its an awesome gun, i will never sell it.

Yes^^^^^

Awesome gun and on my short list that ran out of time...

[mtnman]

Yes^^^^^

Awesome gun and on my short list that ran out of time...

I was lucky to stumble on one at a gunshop. They are only produced in limited quantity runs and sometimes only once every couple of years when Glock decides to make a batch.

[johnwin84]

NIB or close, SSE last year were $750 plus or minus $50.

That's around how much I paid for mine.

[Carcassonne]

You can buy a new 17L upper on Gunbroker for $450.

Buy a regular G17 for $650, sell the slide for $250-$300. That makes a Frankenglock G17L cost $850-$900

http://www.gunbroker.com/All/BI.aspx?Keywords=17L+upper

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[WWW.NET]

I got one and looking to sell them, just wanted to see what's the selling rate, thanks for your help.

[BigPimping]

I would say $800.00. Kind of a rare bird.

[SDM44]

They are only produced in limited quantity runs and sometimes only once every couple of years when Glock decides to make a batch.

Not that rare anymore, as Glock already reported (in another thread... I'll search for it later on GlockTalk) that they're going to run 17L production twice a year now - at least until further notice if they decide to change that up later.

Still, rare for CA due to the roster and no SSE, but won't be as rare everywhere else.

[mtnman]

Not that rare anymore, as Glock already reported (in another thread... I'll search for it later on GlockTalk) that they're going to run 17L production twice a year now - at least until further notice if they decide to change that up later.

Still, rare for CA due to the roster and no SSE, but won't be as rare everywhere else.

Bastards, lol. Thats exactly what i worry about when looking at some of Rugers "Talo" stuff. Sooner of later if the sales are high enough the specialty guns become standard production and the value sinks as a result.

[Carcassonne]

Bastards, lol. Thats exactly what i worry about when looking at some of Rugers "Talo" stuff. Sooner of later if the sales are high enough the specialty guns become standard production and the value sinks as a result.

If Glock really wanted to make money, they would offer their slide and barrels as a conversion kit (without serial numbers). I think SIG does that, and S&W offers M&P slides http://www.midwayusa.com/product/872...ProductFinding


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[D0Over]

I sold 1 a couple weeks ago for $800. NIB

[nikki#2]

I'd have one if they made a Gen4...