Who can recommend an online source for Glocks?

[DavidD]

Have bought several guns on line from Buds. Now, I prefer to buy locally and have been paying slightly more than Buds price when considering Insurance and the $15 transfer I'd been paying. This includes TN sales Tax. +1 for Goodlettsville Gun Shop (Glockmeister) who alwasy quotes Out the Door Price as well as Guns and Leather in Greenbrier.

If you want a gun now and want to handle what your buying as well have some sort of support just in case, buy local.

[byrnemm]

Top Gun Supply in Ohio

If it shows instock it most times will ship the same or next day.

I have bought a fair amount from them

Ask for Tom if you call.

Top Gun Supply is a great store. On average their prices aren't great but every once in a while they get a run of something and sell it at a smoking price.

[Guest CK1]

Surprised no one's mentioned it yet, but Summit Gunbroker (Firearms, Guns, Rifles. Grain Valley, Missouri.) is hard to beat for a used or trade-in Glock, he gets them in all the time and is real easy to deal with. IMO a used Glock is the way to go since even if it's seen like 20,000 rounds, still means it probably has about 1,000,000rds or so left in it (however most PD trade-ins have been carried a lot, shot very little).

Also, I recently got my Gen4 G17 through Glockmeister (Glockmeister.com - Glock Pistols, Glock Custom Parts, Glock Parts, Glock Sights, Glock Accessories, Glock Handguns - Glockmeister), best price I'd found and they had it at my FFL when they said they would (it's $25 for next-day air, regular shipping is free), they also will install sights, connectors, etc. if you pick 'em up with your new piece.

Ed's (ED's Public Safety :: Welcome to ED's!) is good as well, and they'll enroll you in GSSF for $35 or so and give you GSSF pricing which gets you a brand-new one at used pricing more or less.