Where are those LEO trade-ins?

[Simpletastes123]

I’m just trying to find a place that I can buy a used Glock where the dealer isn’t asking like 90% of the new value. At that price, why buy other people’s problems? Any tips for Northern CA/Sacramento area?

 

[GAAPlebees]

GSSF, find a blue label dealer.

 

[Deleted member 16735]

of all places, turners has used guns including glocks and they will ship them to your local store, there's a page on their site with a list. I don't think they ship it if it's a consignment only if it's labeled used. Their regular gen 3 glocks are ~400 used, there is the caveat though that you have to pay all the taxes when buying from a dealer even when it's used however it's still cheaper than GSSF. Otherwise wait for one to pop up on here, I got a G26 last year for 425

 

[Tere_Hanges]

I’m just trying to find a place that I can buy a used Glock where the dealer isn’t asking like 90% of the new value. At that price, why buy other people’s problems? Any tips for Northern CA/Sacramento area?

River City Gun Exchange has a lot of used Glocks for reasonable prices. For the past 5-6 years, they've regularly had LE Glock 22s for $300.

 

[Deleted member 16735]

Oh nice

 

[Ryan Gosling]

San Diego sheriffs office recently got rid of a couple of their glocks, selling a few to local gun store. They were off roster and citizens of the town they served in couldnt even buy them. Thought that was funny to see

 

[M_N04H]

Same question but socal, LA OC area

 

[Number9]

I’m just trying to find a place that I can buy a used Glock where the dealer isn’t asking like 90% of the new value. At that price, why buy other people’s problems? Any tips for Northern CA/Sacramento area?

Aims Surplus of Ohio and a few select CA pawn shops would get shipments from time to time, but that supply has dried up for the most part.

Got a Glock 22 for $299 for work a few years back from that deal.

 

[SteamedHams]

Officerstore is a pretty good source for LEO trade-ins as well

 

[pikachu]

LEO trade ins are great value. The +11% excise tax and FFL transfer fees are chilling though.

 

[Simpletastes123]

LEO trade ins are great value. The +11% excise tax and FFL transfer fees are chilling though.

Yeah I think it reduces how much firearms change hands for sure. If there are cheap guns around and low transfer/sales fees, then you could try a ton of different stuff. I go to Sacramento Gun Range and even they don’t have half the guns I want to rent.

 

[Deleted member 16735]

LEO trade ins are great value. The +11% excise tax and FFL transfer fees are chilling though.

the mail order transfer fee which is at least 75 bucks on top of DROS and 20% taxes makes it actually more expensive than finding a local ppt, its very unfortunate.