[mrstang01]

I've got a chance to get a slightly used G20 for $650 w/ 2 preban mags. If it's in good shape, is this a good price, a decent deal, or run away, way too much money?

Thanks!

[Preacherman]

The preban mags are what make it expensive. For the gun alone, $450-$475 would be all that I'd pay: but you're getting preban mags for $100 each, given the lower figure for the gun. I'd say it's not a great deal, but it's not unreasonable either.

[JohnKSa]

Preacherman nailed it.

I've seen lightly used G20 15 round mags go for as little as $70 apiece and as much as $120 apiece--when you can find them...

I'd try to talk the guy down another $50 if it were me, but $650 isn't outrageous.

[duncan]

Better haggle.

$400 for the Glock and I'd go another $100 for both of the hi caps.

Remember, while Glocks are great sellers, the 10mm Glocks do move a tad slower and this person selling it should know that.

[Sean Smith]

The mags make it an OK deal. Glock 20 15-rounders are impossible to find and at least $100 a pop.

[10-Ring]

It's a tad high even w/ the high cap mags. See if you can work on the price or have a 10 rounder or 2 thrown in. Oh, is the gun among those affected by the non-recall?

[mrstang01]

I talked to them today, they wouldn't budge on the price, but would eat the tax for a cash sale. Big Whoop. The gun is a first gen, looks in very good shape, but I think they can sit on it for a while. Pretty hard to justify when they had 2 Witnesses laying next to it, new for $350 in the same caliber.

I already have a Witness, think I'll just get out my Brownell's and order a top end. The same mags will work right?