Glock 17M for sale
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Glock Factory Reconditioned G17M AUS 9mm, 4.49" Barrel, FS, Black, 17rd
Brand:
Glock
Action:
Pistol
Barrel Length:
4.5in
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
17
Rounds:
17
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Glock G17M 9mm Pistol w/ Ameriglo Agent Night Sights - PM1750333
Brand:
Glock
Action:
Semi-Auto
Barrel Length:
4.49in
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
17
Finish Per Color:
Black
Frequently Asked Questions
Glock 17M for sale
What is a 17m Glock?
A Glock 17M is a full-size 9mm striker-fired pistol developed for law enforcement, notably adopted by the FBI. It holds 17 rounds, has a 4.49-inch barrel, and removed finger grooves from earlier models for a smoother grip. Street prices typically range from $480 to $670.
Is the Glock 17M rare?
Yes, the Glock 17M is considered rare and collectible. It was produced in limited numbers, primarily for the FBI, making it especially scarce on the civilian market. Listings on our marketplace reflect this, with prices reaching $1,899, and collectors prize it for its limited production and law enforcement history.
Is the Glock 17M used by law enforcement?
Yes, the Glock 17M was designed specifically for law enforcement. The FBI adopted it in 2016 after a competitive evaluation. It features a modified trigger, ambidextrous slide stop, and flared mag well. Civilian availability has been limited, though some units have reached the commercial market.
How reliable is the Glock 17M?
The Glock 17M is highly reliable. FBI testing showed it functioning through thousands of rounds without malfunctions. Its striker-fired design provides consistent performance across varied conditions. Some shooters note the trigger pull feels spongy compared to other pistols, but this rarely affects practical reliability.
What generation is the Glock 17M?
The Glock 17M is based on Gen 5 architecture but uses a Gen 4 slide, frame, and internals. Glock developed it specifically for the FBI, incorporating over 20 design modifications from Gen 4 models, including a modified trigger, ambidextrous controls, and a flared magazine well. It is a distinct model, not simply a commercial Gen 5.