Glock 22 vs. 23 vs. 27 Resale value
Understand this is to some degree speculative, but all things being equal, is there any "ranking" for resale value on these three similarly priced (when sold "new") models?
That is, does one or another maintain its value better (or worse) than the others, equally equipped and in equal condition?
That is, does one or another maintain its value better (or worse) than the others, equally equipped and in equal condition?
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Nope. In similar condition (barring options such as tritium night sights), one used Glock brings much the same price as another (unless you have a discontinued model or inside info on a model that's about to be dropped from production).
"I think of my gun as a tool for converting worthless human garbage into valuable fertilizer." John Dollar in the novel "Bridge City" by Fred Rexer0 -
Pretty much the same, but the 22 and 27 are usually easier to sell as they are the first for LE as main and backup/offduty respectively. A dealer might give you a maximum of $300 or so on a trade-in for a stock Glock. Glocks are great guns, but they just do not really appreciate in value.
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It can depend on many factors and the area you live in. Recently several LE agencies in the region switched to Glock 23. The value of used one went way up for awhile. I think Glock 27's have always commanded a bit more due to their concealability.....JMHO...
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