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USED Glock 22 Gen4(!) for $344.73 shipped @ CDNN Sports Inc.

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Folks, I've been windowshopping used Glocks (particularly Gen4) for several months and it looks like I finally found what I've been waiting for - this seems to be the best offer I've ever seen on used Gen4 Glocks.

 

Normally I've been asked anywhere between $380 and $500 for Gen4 handguns + shipping + fees etc. (or without those if it was F2F).

CDNN is offering Glock 22 Gen 4 (even with Night Sights, though I am mentally ready to find them in very worn and dim state) in "Good to Excellent" condition for $330 + ~$15 shipping. Unfortunately those come with only 1 mag.

 

This is my personal record low I've seen those for - I can swear that yesterday the lowest price on the very same website for Gen4 Glocks was $350 + shipping.

 

Good thing those are already NJ compliant as they hold 15rds of .40

 

 

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I know this might be the best deal all around, and if you factor in all additional transfer fees + cost of 2 extra mags it is actually only $50 or so less than getting G22 Gen4 new with Blue Label pricing, but it is still the lowest I've seen Gen4 so far...

 

Happy Holidays!

 

P.S. They go fast. When I started writing this post 20 minutes ago the page said "In Stock: 7 units", now it says 5 (at 1:33 PM)...

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