Has anyone fired their 25th Anniversary Glock 17?

[The Soup Nazi]

Just asking because the last time I was on leave I impulse bought a 25th Anniversary Glock knowing I didn't have the time to shoot it and that medallion in the grip seemed pretty cool. Now that I'm on leave again, I actually do have the opportunity to shoot it.

I don't know what the potential value that commemorative guns can accrue fired vs. unfired. Better to keep it as a display/presentation gun and buy another Glock or shoot to my hearts content? (It is my first Glock too)

[Sennasixty8]

I would shoot it, and keep a nice detailed report of rounds fired. That is unless you're a true collector and planning to ride out a long term investment.

[kozumasbullitt]

Just asking because the last time I was on leave I impulse bought a 25th Anniversary Glock knowing I didn't have the time to shoot it and that medallion in the grip seemed pretty cool. Now that I'm on leave again, I actually do have the opportunity to shoot it.

I don't know what the potential value that commemorative guns can accrue fired vs. unfired. Better to keep it as a display/presentation gun and buy another Glock or shoot to my hearts content? (It is my first Glock too)

Or you can sell it to me, buy a glock at mil price from lc action and have plenty of walking around cash

[paul0660]

collecting Glocks.............you know Gaston sells his underwear on Ebay? Look it up.

[Lead Waster]

I wouldn't buy a gun I couldn't shoot. What's the point? Might as well buy a nice painting then. Of commemorative thimbles or something like that.

[Hispanic_Hercules]

Hell NO!! It is my only safe queen. I saw another one today at a local gunshop for a good price. I really thought about purchasing it so I would have 2 of the 2500 made

[BoJackUSMC]

I would never buy a gun for decreation purpose.

[daybreak]

I wouldn't buy a gun I couldn't shoot. What's the point? Might as well buy a nice painting then. Of commemorative thimbles or something like that.

yep.

[CK_32]

Id hold onto it..

I have a Blue Label RTF2 low semi low serial #,,,

But couldnt help it and shes about 6k rounds deep. Im glad I did but I know in 20 to 50 years those the 25th and the OD frame glocks will be as much as the Gen1s right now. Save it and buy another 17.

[FNH5-7]

I had one, fired it and since sold it, bought me a regular g17 gen4. To me the words "safe queen" and "Glock" just don't go together

[foreppin916]

I have a gen3 OD glock 19 but never planned on "collecting it" got a little over 3500 rounds through it. I was hoping one day it would be worth a little extra but some dude at a LGS told me that the OD gen3 dont have high re sale value because they arnt as sought after? I think thats BS and he just wanted to take it off my hands

Id hold onto it..

I have a Blue Label RTF2 low semi low serial #,,,

But couldnt help it and shes about 6k rounds deep. Im glad I did but I know in 20 to 50 years those the 25th and the OD frame glocks will be as much as the Gen1s right now. Save it and buy another 17.

[Hispanic_Hercules]

I had one, fired it and since sold it, bought me a regular g17 gen4. To me the words "safe queen" and "Glock" just don't go together

I know, but I bought a gen 4 17 fde the same day to shoot with lol..

[MrExel17]

I would never buy a gun for decreation purpose.

Well said and totally agree, buy paintings is you want stare at a collection! Guns are made to shoot..just my 0.02

[jeffrice6]

Its not a money maker..... Blast away!!!

[SilverTauron]

Being a Glock, its about as commemorative as a "Special Edition" Toyota Camry. The Glock 17 is one of the most prolific guns on the face of the planet; its got as much chance of being a collectors item as a Ford F150.