What's this worth?

[Nob0dy]

The struggle is real.....

But I still love you!

 

[mojo]

Nob0dy . I bought an original gen 1 in similar condition to yours a couple years ago for $500 bucks. Sold it about a year later for $500. If that helps any.

 

[chaostat]

Was visting my father in-laws and he pulls this gun out and ask me to sell it. I said NO and to keep it in the family. But I'm curious what it's worth.

It's a original glock 17 Gen 1 with Austria proof marks. Any ideas what it's worth?

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I would keep it, but shoot it.

 

[Nonliberal]

 

[chaostat]

$200-250

20 years ago, yuh

 

[chaostat]

This gun revolutionized firearms in .... well, not just America. The WORLD.
It may not have been the first plastic-framed handgun (I think H&K had one 15 years prior), but it was the first commercially successful one.

I'm guessing-- wild guess-- -that it should be worth $600-$900.
If it had the original box and accessories-- $1500.

A gen 1, yep $600 easily

 

[Nob0dy]

Nob0dy . I bought an original gen 1 in similar condition to yours a couple years ago for $500 bucks. Sold it about a year later for $500. If that helps any.

Yes. Better then most responses I'm getting

 

[Nob0dy]

20 years ago, yuh

That's what I was thinking. That's a bit low

 

[palmettomoon]

It's kind of hard to sell. I mean most people will not even recognize it as a Glock. The 'collectible' market is hit hard on early models like this due to Glock's dynamic and fast evolving design changes. I mean really, it's not FDE, it doesn't have finger grooves, no laser/light rail, no night sights, no tickler texture on the sides of the grips, no gilz....I could go on and on but why bother? barely recognizable as a Glock.

$350. Tops.

 

[kingdaddy3247]

I have a soldering iron if you want me increase the value by like, a ton!