Glock 17 C USA

amblerrl

August 11, 2015 11:14

I acquired a nib gen 3 glock 17 c usa built with the state of Georgia outline on the right rear of the slide and also on the barrel at the ejection port. are these rare and worth any more than a regular 17?
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  dcs shooters

  August 11, 2015 11:33

  The C'S didn't sell that well, most guys were putting solid barrels in them. That's why Glock dropped them. In my opinion they are worth less.
  
  By the way, resize your pictures before posting them [;)]

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  beantownshootah

  August 12, 2015 10:35

  Glock 17Cs are a lot rarer than regular 17s, but they're not super-scarce. IE, they're out there if you want to buy them; I think there are several listed for sale right now on the auction site here.
  
  For reasons beyond the scope of this thread, I also would prefer a "regular" 17 over this compensated model, but my personal preference doesn't affect the market value. You can always "decompensate" one of these by dropping in a regular barrel, if you so choose.
  
  Going rate on them is about $450, maybe $500 for one NIB, which appears to be slightly more than "regular" Glock 17s. Much of this is going to depend on gun condition and location.
  
  State of GA outline might be 'cool', and it might be worth a few extra bucks to the right person (eg someone who loves GA, etc), but no, that does NOT make your gun some sort of rare collector's item, and I wouldn't really expect to get more for this gun than a similar one without that marking on it.

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