Glock 17 Gen 3

[mwic98]

I'm a former CZ SP 01 guy, sold my gun to focus on rifle shooting. My nephew was over last night and showed me his glock he's selling. I know nothing about them. It looks in nice shape and he wants $500 .

What are your thoughts on these ? Feels cheap to me, really light.

Thanks

 

[boss351cleveland]

Thats a good deal , light is a good thing for carrying , pistols were made to be carried but we cant here in libtard land . But heavier pistols are easier to shoot well for the average guy , and SA/DA pistols like the CZ SP101 are generally easier to shoot than striker fired pistols mostly because they have that light SA trigger pull . The Glock might be more challenging to shoot accurate than the CZ at first but with some practice and proper fundamentals they shoot great .. They are NOT cheap junk , good quality and reliable . The Honda Civic of pistols

 

[Protege]

I'm a former CZ SP 01 guy, sold my gun to focus on rifle shooting. My nephew was over last night and showed me his glock he's selling. I know nothing about them. It looks in nice shape and he wants $500 .

What are your thoughts on these ? Feels cheap to me, really light.

Thanks

Brand new these days gen3 runs for about $850 average plus tax and ship. So you're getting a gun for about half price.

 

[Master-G]

Yeah, $500 is a super deal unless it's been poorly modified.

 

[OkayShooter]

Won couple medals with a stock glock. Nothing wrong with them.

 

[ns_redneck]

sounds like a good deal, I just paid 850 for a new gen 4 before tax. good quality pistols.

 

[johnny1984]

It's a good deal depending on the round count. 3 years ago I paid $695 for mine new from SFRC.

 

[Redblack]

I'd buy it for 500 all day long, it's a good deal.

 

[OldFrankHog]

Buy it for 500$, if you don't like it sell it on the EE for 700$

 

[johNTO]

I have had zero issues with my G17 gen3. Bought it new a few years ago and other than a (-)connector/NY1 trigger spring and Trijicon Nights it has all the original parts. It's seen many rounds and holster work. Shows minimal wear and never ammo sensitive. It's my go to gun when I'm in the mood to pound rounds….Buy it!

 

[enefgee]

That's about the right price, I sold a mighty minty G17 Gen3 not too long ago for that.

 

[ESP]

$500 is reasonable.
Glocks are very reliable.
If in doubt maybe take it out for a run before purchase.

 

[Import]

Please tell me you bought it....it's a good deal...enjoy..

 

[Suputin]

I wasn't a big Glock fan ..... Until I bought one. $500 is an excellent price.

 

[silver bullet]

Let me know if you don't buy it and it's still available.
I'll buy it.

 

[FreedomIsn'tFree]

If it comes with the 3 factory mags and is in good shape, that is a good price. You can't go wrong with a Glock IMHO and that's why I own 4 of them.

 

[silverfoxdj]

Glock is my one gun I trust to work every time with any ammo

 

[mwic98]

Bought it for 400. It's in great shape but only comes with one mag, he lost the other one. Will be looking on GGN for a couple extra mags. Thanks for the great feedback everyone.

 

[ns_redneck]

400 not bad, congrats.

 

[Socalm]

Thats a good deal , light is a good thing for carrying , pistols were made to be carried but we cant here in libtard land . But heavier pistols are easier to shoot well for the average guy , and SA/DA pistols like the CZ SP101 are generally easier to shoot than striker fired pistols mostly because they have that light SA trigger pull . The Glock might be more challenging to shoot accurate than the CZ at first but with some practice and proper fundamentals they shoot great .. They are NOT cheap junk , good quality and reliable . The Honda Civic of pistols

Wait, why are heavier pistol easier to shoot? I was thinking it was the opposite