The Glock 17 gen 1 made in 1987 what would it be worth? And is this a gun old enough to be a collector?
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Glock 17 gen 1 worth anything?
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"Never go through a door without a full magazine in your weapon." --Capt. Eric A. Sykes--
"(experts), of course, have long recognized the .45 as possessing killing power completely out of proportion to the scientific reality of its cross-sectional area, sectional density and available kinetic energy." --G&S online--Comment
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Same as above but it's a 25% coupon.
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The Constitution shall never be construed to authorize Congress to prevent the people of the United States, who are peaceable citizens, from keeping their own arms. -- Samuel Adams, Debates and Proceedings in the Convention of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 86-87 (Pearce and Hale, eds., Boston, 1850)Comment
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Nothing wrong with a Gen 1 glock.
They just don't have the light rail on the dustcover or 2nd pin in the barrel locking block of the finger grooves on the front of the frame.
Otherwise, they are the same design as newer models.
Perhaps it will be worth $50 less than a Gen3 because of this.
The actual CONDITION of the gun will have more to do with final value than the age.
I'd take a 2000-rounds-fired Gen1 over a 50,000-rounds-fired Gen3 every time.Randall Rausch
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You should start at $800 on GunBroker. Alot of shooters like the first gen grips and the straight ejection port.Comment
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Got to love the forum these days. Two responses out of eight worth reading...Comment
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I did get a good giggle out of the " can I pay in gum" post.the other informative posts seem reasonable.imo.Comment
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I agree with this. There is definitely a market for quality handguns, price it accordingly depending on what it comes with. Mags, ammo, holster etc.Nothing wrong with a Gen 1 glock.
They just don't have the light rail on the dustcover or 2nd pin in the barrel locking block of the finger grooves on the front of the frame.
Otherwise, they are the same design as newer models.
Perhaps it will be worth $50 less than a Gen3 because of this.
The actual CONDITION of the gun will have more to do with final value than the age.
I'd take a 2000-rounds-fired Gen1 over a 50,000-rounds-fired Gen3 every time.
Right now I'm trying to find a G17 for my woman to use for a class. She is not a fan of the M&P .45
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"Never go through a door without a full magazine in your weapon." --Capt. Eric A. Sykes--
"(experts), of course, have long recognized the .45 as possessing killing power completely out of proportion to the scientific reality of its cross-sectional area, sectional density and available kinetic energy." --G&S online--Comment
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