Help I need your opinion....

[KTM Rider]

I will be selling a gun soon and wanted to know what people thought would be a fair price for the package.

Here is what I will include:

(1) Glock 26 (all stock-no night sights)
(2) factory mags both with Pierce grip extensions
(1) aftermarket higher cap mag
(1) extended mag release (not installed)
(1) black plastic molded paddle holster specifically for the G26
(1) brown leather IWB clip holster
(1) XL Glock t shirt (never worn:lol:)
(450) rounds of target ammo
(50) rounds of JHP defense ammo

Thanks for any advice you may be able to offer:up:

[NiceGuysFinishLast]

$50 is fair. I'll give you $55, just cuz I like ya.

Hah, sorry, I have no real input, I know I want it, but it's more than I can spend on a toy right now, good luck with the sale. And I'm sure some of the resident gun nuts will let you know an actual price soon.

[TroyBoy30]

I'd list at $600 to start

[KTM Rider]

I have a buyer at $500 but he is friend of my brother's and I wanted to just make sure that was a fair price.

[Mortalis5509]

I have a buyer at $500 but he is friend of my brother's and I wanted to just make sure that was a fair price.

If you ok with letting it go @ 500 than that's a dang deal imo. So do it.

[Gamecock]

Frank, a new G26 goes for about or just over $500 out the door new without any extras. Depending on the condition of the gun, and I know you are a stickler so I know its clean, I think $500 is more than fair. You have almost $100 in ammo too....if you can even find 9mm as its harder and harder these days.

[KTM Rider]

If you ok with letting it go @ 500 than that's a dang deal imo. So do it.

Planning on it. Just wanted to make sure it was fair since this is my brother's roommate. I dont want to create any ill will.


Frank, a new G26 goes for about or just over $500 out the door new without any extras. Depending on the condition of the gun, and I know you are a stickler so I know its clean, I think $500 is more than fair. You have almost $100 in ammo too....if you can even find 9mm as its harder and harder these days.

Thanks for the input. I bought the gun at a pawn shop almost 10 years ago for 350 so its kind of a break even or close for me. I will be using the proceeds to buy the Biovault 2 safe so I can keep my future son's hands off my other gun, a H&K USP Compact .40.

[Lazarus]

Frank did you read up on that Biovault?

[KTM Rider]

No. Does it suck?

[Lazarus]

No. Does it suck?

Eh... you might want to read some reviews about it before you spending your loot on it.

Doh! Forgot the link:

http://policelink.monster.com/products/products/803-biovault-20-biometric-fingerprint-safe

[KTM Rider]

I had done some preliminary research but I hadnt gotten too serious since I didnt have the $$ for it right yet. I will check into your link. Thank you.

[Lazarus]

No problem. The technology sounds good but think about what would happen if you couldn't get into the safe. Some people in that link were complaining about that and one guy even said he was able to get in with a claw hammer and 30 seconds of effort.

[KTM Rider]

What do you know about these?

http://www.gunvault.com/multi-vault-biometric.html

[Lazarus]

I haven't seen any reviews but I like the fact it has a key back up.

[NiceGuysFinishLast]

I've seen a safe that's similar in design, but instead of fingerprint sensors at the end, there are buttons. It's designed so in low light/groggy situations, you can just lay your hand into the familiar shape, and press in your programmable combination. Also has a key backup. Don't know what your specific needs are, but thought it might help. Saw it in a Cabela's, if I'm not mistaken.

[KTM Rider]

Thanks. My needs are easy, mindless, quick and reliable access for me but not my son EVER or at least until he is old enough to be taught to use, understand and respect firearms.