Anyone know how the value of Glock 17L's are going? I have a couple still new in the box. Thanks.
I bought a blue label on a GSSF certificate for just over $500. It was probably around 3-4'ish years ago or thereabouts. IDK if they've made another run of the 17L or not but that one was actually ordered in from Glock. Kinda wish I hadn't traded it off now.
Blue label only means something to those who qualify for it.
OP, Depending on where you list them, I would guess you might be able to get $600-700 for them. I doubt they’ll bring that much on here, but I’d recommend looking on Gunbroker to see what they’re bringing on there…not what they’re listed for but what people are actually paying.
Thanks.
I look at it like this. Blue label pricing saves you around $125 on the full size guns. A little less on the smaller guns and doesn't save you anything on the G44. That last one is a head scratcher, but there it is. 
That's what I use to figure street price. It gets you in the ballpark.
That's what I use to figure street price. It gets you in the ballpark.
What Generation?
Good Gen 3 unmolested with minimal were are are going $900-1200. New unfired samples
Gen 1 17L with matching numbers should bring closer $1500 with a $300-500 bonus if complete with matching numbered box manual and magazines. A ported one slightly more.
Gen 2s don’t come up very often. But I haven’t seen them command any more than the Gen 3s. Most often lower for some reason.
Keep in mind these are gun broker prices. If you try to sell local expect a least a 15% drop in price. And if you sell on gunbroker you’ll have fees. And if you are not a seller with decent history the price will suffer.
Also the value of the new 17L will drop like a rock if Glock does another build of them. The last time was in 2016. There were also some from this same batch a distributor had that hit the market a couple of years later.
The almost identical G24s (.40 cal) don’t command the G17L price for some reason. And they are probably rarer.
Good Gen 3 unmolested with minimal were are are going $900-1200. New unfired samples
Gen 1 17L with matching numbers should bring closer $1500 with a $300-500 bonus if complete with matching numbered box manual and magazines. A ported one slightly more.
Gen 2s don’t come up very often. But I haven’t seen them command any more than the Gen 3s. Most often lower for some reason.
Keep in mind these are gun broker prices. If you try to sell local expect a least a 15% drop in price. And if you sell on gunbroker you’ll have fees. And if you are not a seller with decent history the price will suffer.
Also the value of the new 17L will drop like a rock if Glock does another build of them. The last time was in 2016. There were also some from this same batch a distributor had that hit the market a couple of years later.
The almost identical G24s (.40 cal) don’t command the G17L price for some reason. And they are probably rarer.
Like Mad Prof said, the early ones bring a big premium. I've never understood the collectability of Glocks, but the Gen 1's are bringing crazy money especially if they are in the tupperware box.
Many of the Gen 1 ported P models no longer have a matching serial number barrel. The original design was subject to cracking. They change the cuts on the Gen 2s. Later they were designated as C models and marked as such. The “P” designation was then utilized for non-firing red framed practice models.
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I really need to take my Gen I Glock 17 to the next fun show, I can remember when no one wanted a Gen I for any amount of money after the Gen III came out.
It’s still a good reference. Especially when you do qualify for it.
Keeps me from buying used glocks on here when I can buy new Glocks cheaper.
