My neighbor, who is not a bad guy, but also kind of a BS'er wants to sell me his G22 .40 caliber Glock. He claims to have less than 200 rounds through it, but as a hunger, I find that hard to believe because I've got 50 rounds in a rented G19 and that took me an hour. Over the course of a year or so, I can't believe you didn't go shoot your new gun much.

I'm curious how to tell the difference between the generations. I see the new Gen 4s says Gen 4 on it. Plus I believe the gen 3 and 4 units have an accessory rail on them. He claims not to know what generation it is, but I find that a little hard to believe. But he does have a huge collection of guns and maybe he doesn't use it often and so he doesn't recall.

What would be a good price for a "used" G22? He offered it up for $650 with the gun, three magazines, 3 boxes of ammo and the blackhawk SERPA holster. But I can buy a new one for $500 so I think he's way overpriced but he now "wants to sell" it and I might be able to pick it up for a good price but need a baseline on what they may be worth.

Any thoughts from the team out here on what a good price is. I've seen the gun and it looked good visually but I didn't look specifically for an accessory rail to see if it was a gen 3 or not. I know it's not a gen 4.

I agree as well $500 is a good price, as far as pricing on the holster they are around $50 new and $20 a box for ammo so total 60$ and a extra clip around $32 so that plus the pistol comes to $642 in comparison for a new pistol as compared to his used pistol at his price. As far as telling Generations apart the big thing on all the Generations 4 's is the adjustable back strap will tell you quickly that it is a Generation 4 and as someone else mentioned you can go to the website which is GLOCK | Perfection and see pictures to verify the different generations. I hope this helps and happy shooting.

Just buy a new one . They still sell Gen 3s as well as the Gen 4s.
Gen 2s are nice ,but not for 650.00.

As for round count 1 gun or a safe full of guns ,there are some people who just dont shoot that much.As a matter of fact i have a friend who got a new Gen 4 when they came out and to this day has only put 15 rounds through it.
Yes 15 rounds ,and its been like almost 2 years.

I bought this used Gen. II Glock 22 back in December for $299.99 + tax. It came with two magazines. I bought the used Glock Sport/Combat holster last summer for $5.00, just to try it out. I have purchased three spare mags, one for $20.00 and two for $10.00 each. I bought a grip cavity plug for $5.99 + tax. Without the holster, I have about $365.00 in the gun and mags and plug. I took the gun to Glock, Inc. two weeks ago for a free service. Two mags were replaced, two were rebuilt, the recoil spring assembly and various pins and springs were replaced for free. I plan on taking it back this week for Glock NS ($57.00) and to have the fifth mag replaced (non drop free). I will have right under $425.00 in the entire package. You can shop around and find deals. I am fortunate to live about 35 miles from Glock, Inc. so having pistols serviced is not that big of a deal.

I am not a .40 S&W fan, but fifteen 180 grain .40 bullets is a comfort when hiking the north Georgia mountains.