Are any Glock 9mm sold for under $400?

**M.gold** · May 20th, 2015, 04:25 PM

I apologize for any confusion. I posted a better question here:
http://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.ph...67#post3058567

I want to research pistols before this weekend and then take that research to my local range and test guns that fit my need and price point at that range in hopes of finding the right weapon.

**jakebrake** · May 20th, 2015, 04:25 PM

new? no.

**theunrulychef** · May 20th, 2015, 04:30 PM

You were asking about online merchants in another thread. I assume that's to purchase this pistol. I would advise you to go shooting with a friend who has a pistol if possible. Then, go to a shop & take a look at some models in person. I wouldn't start off making a firearm purchase online until you know a bit more about what you want.

There are cheaper options for a 9mm out there than a Glock of course, but there's always a trade off in some other aspect when you lower the price.

**gummy jones** · May 20th, 2015, 04:37 PM

i think glock makes a model called "highpoint" that can outshoot custom 1911s and can be had for <<300

there wass a guy here named wakefield who was an expert on them

**raxar** · May 20th, 2015, 04:41 PM

Originally Posted by gummy jones

i think glock makes a model called "highpoint" that can outshoot custom 1911s and can be had for <<300

there wass a guy here named wakefield who was an expert on them

I don't know about custom 1911's, but I can vouch for them out-shooting a kimber

**jakebrake** · May 20th, 2015, 04:45 PM

Originally Posted by theunrulychef

You were asking about online merchants in another thread. I assume that's to purchase this pistol. I would advise you to go shooting with a friend who has a pistol if possible. Then, go to a shop & take a look at some models in person. I wouldn't start off making a firearm purchase online until you know a bit more about what you want.

There are cheaper options for a 9mm out there than a Glock of course, but there's always a trade off in some other aspect when you lower the price.

M.gold....read this. re-read it a few times. take this as the Gospel.

go to a range that rents. rent a few. be prepared to take more than one range session deciding. you may decide you like M&P over Glock, or vice versa, or that neither feels right.

plunking down good old legal tender for something you don't like, just sucks.

**Detox** · May 20th, 2015, 07:28 PM

If you qualify for a blue label Glock I recently paid $398 for a Glock 19 at Atlantic Tactical in New Cumberland. Picked a Glock 42 up for $319 too.

**eatmydust** · May 20th, 2015, 07:37 PM

When I talked to the folks from Atlantic Tactical, at The Great Outdoor Show, in January 2015, they told me they have stopped selling firearms to anyone that is not a "First Responder". In 2014, I bought a police trade G22 for $350, with 3 mags and hard case, on their GOS special. It is in great shape and I bought a Lone Wolf 9mm barrel for it for $109.00 plus shipping + a few 9mm mags.

**esh21167** · May 20th, 2015, 08:43 PM

You can find one used for that price. I got a Gen 3 19 from the classifieds here recently for $375, with night sights. I think I spotted a 26 for around $400 there recently.

**Detox** · May 20th, 2015, 09:34 PM

Originally Posted by eatmydust

When I talked to the folks from Atlantic Tactical, at The Great Outdoor Show, in January 2015, they told me they have stopped selling firearms to anyone that is not a "First Responder". In 2014, I bought a police trade G22 for $350, with 3 mags and hard case, on their GOS special. It is in great shape and I bought a Lone Wolf 9mm barrel for it for $109.00 plus shipping + a few 9mm mags.

You're right. It's more clearly defined through Glock as to who qualifies for the blue label. Nice pickup on the G22, my G23 was my first pistol purchase close to 10 years ago and love that .40 S&W.