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I'd start at $500.
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I purchased two glocks nib each one cost $519 plus tax.I wouldn't pay more than $395 for a used glock.I assume you are the first ownerso you know how many rounds have been put through the pistol.I'd want to know that.
I just picked up a used G-36 with night sights, a custom leather IWB holster, two magazine pouches and 5 magazines... I'm in to it $425.00.
Honestly, I would not pay over $350.00 for the gun myself. I know, it's probably worth more but if it's over $350.00, I would just pony up the bucks for a new one.
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Unless you absolutely positively need the money I would keep it. The day will come when you will regret getting rid of it. I know, there are guns I have gotten rid of that to this day I still wish I had. One in particular is a Browning BDA .380. Nothing spectacular, in fact she was downright ugly. But for some reason I have an empty spot when I think about that gun.
I got rid of an H&K recently too and feel bad about that. It too was nothing spectacular (other than an H&K)and just sat in the safe but I miss it badly. Only good thing that came out of that was the piece I traded it for ended up getting traded off for my Glock 23.
Keep it if you can afford it.
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Sorry, but I didn't vote. I'd keep the G36 if it was me. I've sold and traded a time or two over the years and have come to regret it somewhere down the road. Some brands and calibers may come and go, but the ones with the reliability and quality of the Glocks will always be in my inventory.
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$600!?Are you some sort of celebrity?
A new one doesnt go for that much... and the holsters and such, really are not worth squat. Sorry.
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Yeah I would expect to pay somewhere round $425-450.
$600 is priced for new and the accessories may or may not be compatible with a potential buyer.
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This sounds reasonable to me.Originally Posted by cagueits
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