Is a Glock really worth more than 600 or so?

[Lead Waster]

Join GSSF for two years, $60, get two discount coupons. You can then guy two Glocks at $425 (for 9mm ones anyway)

[DysfunctionalVet]

Join GSSF for two years, $60, get two discount coupons. You can then guy two Glocks at $425 (for 9mm ones anyway)

I'll stick to my blue label Glocks. The issue is finding the ones I want in stock. Everyone seems to have the .40 not 9mm

[Wordupmybrotha]

Join GSSF for two years, $60, get two discount coupons. You can then guy two Glocks at $425 (for 9mm ones anyway)

Is it $30 membership fee per year and then you can buy the Glock for $425 before tax at any store?

425 before tax
38 tax
30 membership
493 total

Good price

[sharkforce]

considering I paid 500 for a gen 4 but then with taxes pushing it to about 550, I can see 600$ pricing in the near future just from inflation alone.

[Erion929]

considering I paid 500 for a gen 4 but then with taxes pushing it to about 550, I can see 600$ pricing in the near future just from inflation alone.

YOU are NOT in California

Certainly valid to debate Gen 3s, but all this comparo to Gen 4 Glocks is just funny. You will wait a long time in Cali if you want one under $800...with some chance of never....unless you monitor the market 24/7. The market is at $800-900, with $1000 going to those who cannot wait to search anymore.

[Sam]

I'd pay 600 for a Gen4 considering the scarcity in California.

[bigchinner]

It's very similar to the ammo "crash". I admit paying more than 10.00/bx for 5.56 FMJ. Yes, I did and no I won't sell them for 8.00/bx. LOL.
Most people, except professional politicians, know that making laws more strict when there are already millions of guns around doesn't make streets safer. I am not a professional lawyer, police officer, gun dealer or anything else, but every new stringent law about legally owning a gun makes more expensive guns. Tell me one thing that has come out of the last guns law that protects citizens and lessen crime? I certainly couldn't tell you. My friend just bought his first Glock last year. He has pretty much gone to it as his CCW, G19, and his first choice pistol instead of his S&W 569. Thank
goodness he has come to the darkside.

[Packy14]

Fair is subjective. As a buyer I should not have to help a seller recoup his "fees".

Lol and you won't have or need his gun.

[Packy14]

What's the difference between that and me selling what I have into mine?
I can take the sights and other stuff off minus the cerakote. After all that I still wouldn't try and add in my dros fees.

Your "fees" have no value without your gun. I can take my extras off and they hold a value on their own. Their value isn't tied into just 1 object. My "$730" Glock can go down based on items that can be removed. Those items removed can then be sold off for $xx.xx

I'll give you 300$ for your Glock, that's what it's worth to me..so how bout it?

[hdpauly]

The roster is not going anywhere, it has nothing to do with guns it has to do with California getting to charge 5,000 per model a company makes so they can sell for 1 year! Since gun companies are paying it I wouldn't be surprised if other states start making the same laws! Hate the politicians!!! Buy guns and ammo why you can still! Or take up golf.

[Echidin]

Well worth it to me. YMMV.

[stix213]

Depends on the Glock. The Glock gen4's are certainly worth more than $600 or so to enough people. I would like one for the California novelty of the gen4, but not sure I'm willing to spend $900 or whatever I last saw them for.

I think I paid a little over $600 when I special ordered my Glock 17C gen3 a while back. I was fine paying a little extra because the shop was going to hunt it down for me (I've never seen one in stock at any local shop).

Other than that for a new common gen3 I don't see how they are worth more than $600.

[Dee_Dub]

Where you do that at?

blue label

[Mongoos913]

Every firearm in CA is over priced if you have to include; bullet button, muzzle extension, 10 round mags b/c you cant have the normal mag that comes with the firearm, SSE, SSE2, taxes, Dros fees for C&R, etc...

I paid more for my G19 Gen 4 but I wanted one. Some pay for hooker and others get it for free. Supply and demand....

[.45 ACP]

Glock 19s are really hard to get especially Gen 3s. Military contracts are sucking up all the supply.