Glock 22 with adjustable sights

[MichSteve]

I traded my son for his Glock 22 Gen 3, I doubt the gun has 200 rounds through it, it has a rear Glock adjustable sight. The first Glock with adjustable sight that I have had.

Does the adjustable sight add anything to its value?

New Glocks in our area go for $500-$525, extra for adjustable sight.

What is the used model 22 with the adjustable sight worth?

I will shoot it some and then trade it for another gun, I have a Glock 19 so I don't really need another Glock.

I am looking for a hiking and backpacking gun, I was thinking of 357 mag. 3"-4" barrel. The ballastics of the 357 mag. compared to the 40 S&W or 45ACP is about 20-25% more on with the 357 mag.

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[NY27]

All Glock rear sights are adjustable. Unless you mean that the ones that you have are aftermarket and adjustable for windage and elevation with the screw? In any event, I doubt that it will make much of a difference in value. If you want a backpack gun, just get the Glock 31 barrel. It'll fit in your 22 and make it a .357 Sig.

[MichSteve]

The sight has adjustment screw for windage and elevation, that 357 sig idea I will check into, thanks.

[NY27]

No problem, good luck.

[SIXTO]

Glock does, or at least did, offer a factory adjustable sight (windage and elevation). If I remember right, it only adds 20 or so to the price of a new gun. The problem is, not many people want the adjustable sight on the G22 as it is a combat pistol and not a target pistol.