Glock 24 Popularity?

It is so unpopular that you should sell it right away (to me)!

From what I understand, Glock produces the G24 in limited runs. I think that Glock could sell a ton of them, but it may take away from the G35 sales. Just my $.02.

I'm actually happy with it generally other than it is a little big and my friends complain that I hit the bullseye more often because I have an unfair advantage. (Bigger is better) I tried a Sig 1911 and it is much more accurate at 25 yds than the 24 for some reason. I also bought a 9mm conversion barrel for it but haven't test it much.

I did get the Glock 27 but there is no comparison in accuracy (at least for me)

I think I'll keep it.

Unless you are shooting USPA or IDPA, there is not much demand for a 6" gun. And last time I checked the 24 is not an approved gun for USPSA. A local dealer has had one for months and everytime I look at it, I just can't bring myself to buy it becasue of the competition thing. I am going to hold out for a 35.

Well I just got through shooting over 100 40 cal rounds between the Glock 24 and my little Glock 27. I also switched barrels on the 24 and fired 9mm. Accuracy was about the same. I can understand why the 24 being big but it shoots great.

Now as for the Glock 27, I think I'm pretty much done with it. Don't like the accuracy or the feel. I even added some Pearce extensions but I just don't like it for some reason. So I'm keeping the 24, dumping the 27 and looking for something else. A friend has a Glock 20. Maybe he will trade for the Glock 27 plus some cash.

How much for the 27?

Please excuse my ignorance, but I don't see a G 24 listed on glock.com???

It's borderline rare, which I think is why it's not super popular.

I looked at getting one and I think the deciding factor for me was the cost of 40 S&W relative to 9mm. Since it's a target gun, and I was going to put a lot of round through whatever I got, cost of ammo was the deciding factor. I ultimately went with a 34.

40 Cal Joe said:

Unless you are shooting USPA or IDPA, there is not much demand for a 6" gun. .

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The 24 is too big for IDPA, not legal, can't be used....ever. MIght also be too big for USPSA PRoduction, but, I'm sure it can be used for Limited/L-10

I don't even know how to trade with online customers so I usually just trade at a store or sell locally. I just sold a glock 19 to a guy local and I had to do all the Maryland paperwork and meet him at a MD State Barracks for the paperwork. didn't have to do the shell because it had already been done from my original purchase. As for price I'm thinking 400-450? Also guns are pretty easy to sell or trade especially Glocks. The Kimbers for 1200-1500 just sit there.

775G22 said:

How much for the 27?

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Lotsa Glocks said:

Please excuse my ignorance, but I don't see a G 24 listed on glock.com???

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You also won't see the 17L, 21sf, 30sf, 20sf, 29sf, 17 RTF2, 22 RTF2, or any of the "OD" models. Sorry if I missed any. GLOCK doesn't spend much time on their website it seems.

Lotsa Glocks said:

Please excuse my ignorance, but I don't see a G 24 listed on glock.com???

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The G24 is a .40 with a 6 inch barrel.

colekatie said:

I don't even know how to trade with online customers so I usually just trade at a store or sell locally. I just sold a glock 19 to a guy local and I had to do all the Maryland paperwork and meet him at a MD State Barracks for the paperwork. didn't have to do the shell because it had already been done from my original purchase. As for price I'm thinking 400-450? Also guns are pretty easy to sell or trade especially Glocks. The Kimbers for 1200-1500 just sit there.

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Thanks for the reply. If you have a good relationship with a gun shop they may send it to my FFL for a slight charge, but most of the gun shops charge a lot for their time. I found something that I liked while visiting CA and the gun shop wanted $150.00 just to ship it to my NV FFL. I'm not saying that they should not get paid something for their trouble, but some want a gallon of blood just to ship anything.