GLOCK 23 pistol

I just bought a Glock 23 what would yall think it is worth? It is a 40 with a spare mag. tell me what the value of it is thanks

What it's worth depends upon lots of things:

1. How much money you have to spend.
2. How many other similar guns you have.
3. Whether or not your life is threatened at the moment.
4. Condition of the gun.

But seriously, any modern working semiauto handgun in .40 or .45 caliber is worth $450 or more.

Extra for stainless; extra for new night sights; extra for extra mags or holster. And an accessory rail under the slide is typically worth more.

Not knowing any more than you mention, I would guess it's worth around $450 to $500.

it has had one box of ammo shot through it. has accessory rail and one extra mag great shape.

So....... what did you pay for the Glock 23...?

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amorgan wrote:I just bought a Glock 23 what would yall think it is worth? It is a 40 with a spare mag. tell me what the value of it is thanks

This sounds like me...trying to figure out what something is worth AFTER I buy it

I do it, too.

300 bucks but i would of payed 2000 for it here is the storey on it. i have a great uncle that is in pretty bad shape health wise. He loves hunting and shooting more than anything, his health will not let him enjoy it anymore. (breaks my heart) but he called me yesterday and told me that he was going to get rid of some of his guns and he knew i wanted them. I saw the glock and asked him what he would take for the glock, holster, two full boxes of ranger ammo and extra clip he thought for a min and said i hate to get rid of it its never really been shot but i want you to have it. so give me 300 for it i took that real quick and i also bought a like new .45-70 h&r for 150 with a scope on it and a 2 full boxes of hornady ammo. so i got both guns for 450 and they will remain in the family for ever! he also has a 300 mag browning and a mkII .22 target pistol he is thinking of a price for them ha and the rest of his collection. So let me know what kind of deal i got

Seems like a good deal on that one.

yeah i think so but it was a great deal cause now those guns will remain in the family and in the hands of someone who loves the sport as much or more than him and he knows it.

You got a really good deal. Congratulations. You cannot price sentimental value. My most valuable (to me) gun is a nickle plated .22 revolver my daddy gave me as a high school graduation present back in 1964. (Carried it to college at MSU 4-1/2 years.)

PS: A relative of mine (about 30 and married) recently inherited a BUNCH of guns when his wife's uncle died with no other heirs.

They were all brand new. The uncle lived in another area and did not shoot or hunt. Best they can figure he bought out a gun dealer some years ago.

man that was a nice suprise

amorgan wrote:yeah i think so but it was a great deal cause now those guns will remain in the family and in the hands of someone who loves the sport as much or more than him and he knows it.

Congrats!!!!

That was a great deal. I think I paid $450 for mine brand new.

Hoping to get a 23 to compliment my 22 real soon. Glocks are great guns, you got a steal of a deal.

That's a good family deal for sure.

you got a great deal on both is the 45-70 a wood stock

Great deal, but I'm sorry for about the way you came into it

no the .45-70 is synthetic. it has only been shot 18 times. Thanks TIMEKILLER.

It says in the family..... Thats the important thing....

i have a 45-70 synthetic mossy oak camo stock with scope case and box of shells i paid just under 500 for

yea i probably want never use the .45-70 cause i have a .35 whelen but i still like having one ha ha