Glock lowers price in canada?

[hank2]

Wow, I might buy one now that they are a little more reasonable.... anyone else feel the same?

 

[ROMEO1]

They are still way overpriced.

 

[Redblack]

With the new lower MAP pricing plus this weekends glock days at CSC, it'll be hard for me to resist picking up one.

 

[ROMEO1]

Do you think CSC will have any online deals? Seems like they're sale will be in store only.

 

[caramel]

Price is good, got 2 friends to buy their first handgun, at this discounted price... JP.

 

[Lonesome Donkey]

Wow, I might buy one now that they are a little more reasonable.... anyone else feel the same?

Hell, no.

 

[rkm456]

Hell, no.

I have to ask. I'm really not trying to be confrontational, but what's the deal with your irrational hatred of Glock's?

 

[IM_Lugger]

what's a reasonable price?

 

[wayupnorth]

i picked up a G19 and a G40 back in Jan 2017 and Dec 2016, i noticed last week that the prices are a good $150 cheaper now than when i picked mine up.

 

[joebowhunter]

The better pricing is sure making me want a 17 more and more....

 

[hank2]

some places still want a grand for a 17, i think they will end up losing on them, but some people don t shop around or compare prices, they just pay?

 

[daBear]

I expect that some dealers are still stuck with inventory from a higher priced distributor who drove the prices up from what they were(not reflective on the $CAD exchange, but in addition to). Newer inventory should reflect the lower pricing unless the dealer is trying to maintain the pricing level of his present stock. Now the poor dealer is trying to clear out stock before they can take advantage of the new pricing levels...Just a theory

 

[NaviDave]

what's a reasonable price?

$600-$750 plus taxes depending on frame size. We are closer - I still recommend buying good used at these levels. That's still high for paper punchers...

 

[KidGlock]

ill only get one when i find them for $600 or less. i aint payin more for a hunk of plastic

 

[rkm456]

some places still want a grand for a 17, i think they will end up losing on them, but some people don t shop around or compare prices, they just pay?

I regularly see guns sold out of Cabela's and they're by far the most expensive firearm retailer I've ever seen.

 

[lavino]

Sure I over paid so-called a *whooping* $150~200 or so compare to the price now. But that is like a few range trips worth of 9mm ammo... totally negligible to me.

 

[btabin]

I regularly see guns sold out of Cabela's and they're by far the most expensive firearm retailer I've ever seen.

Definitely one of the most expensive retailers, but every now and then a good deal comes up. I managed to get a brand new Sako 85 for a couple hundred cheaper than the other shops in my area.

 

[Lonesome Donkey]

I have to ask. I'm really not trying to be confrontational, but what's the deal with your irrational hatred of Glock's?

Why do you automatically, and without good reason, classify it as irrational?

 

[Lonesome Donkey]

ill only get one when i find them for $600 or less. i aint payin more for a hunk of plastic

Considering that it is nothing more than:

- a piece of injection molded plastic for a frame,
- a steel stamping as a trigger bar and more injected molded plastic internal parts,
- a simple welded slide with very simple machining for an equally simple to make striker,
- and an injection molded plastic magazine,

the price is ludicrous.

Herr Glock must laugh his ass off to the bank every day.

But hey, that old children's story about the Emporer's new clothes is still so very true.

 

[hank2]

ill only get one when i find them for $600 or less. i aint payin more for a hunk of plastic

Isn t your handle kidglock lol