Glock 24P

[Wil Ufgood]

I just picked up a Glock 24P. Does anyone know how many were produced before Glock switched to the 24C designation:whistling:

[GSD17]

Does it have a "P" stamped on it?

[Wil Ufgood]

Does it have a "P" stamped on it?

Just 24 on the slide compensated barrel. P is on the box.

[GSD17]

Ahh yes. The box slipped my mind.

What are the first 3 letters of your serial number?

The G24 started out at "ATA" IIRC.

The first recorded G24C in our serial number project is "ATU".

Reason I asked about the stamping is because there are "P" models. Red trainers. I have a G22P.

[Dr. Rod]

How did you get the T and P models?

[Softail]

I have a 24P as well and was wondering what they're worth?

[GSD17]

How did you get the T and P models?

The G17T I found for sale online from a private individual, he obtained it from a police department.

The G22P I picked out on my last trip to GLOCK in Smyrna and bought it there.

My G19 Cutaway was also found for sale online from a private individual. I have no idea where he got it from.

[GSD17]

I have a 24P as well and was wondering what they're worth?

Depends.

For a collector, you might go to the $700 range if it is all original with it's box and other accessories. For Joe Blow that just wants a G24, he will see that he can get a new one for around the same or less than what collectors are wanting to pay. I'd say average, $500 - $650.

[Butch]

As I recall (read: 'accuracy not guaranteed'), the first G24's could be had with or without a ported barrel, and the slides were not marked with a C or a P.

As for the prefix ATU being a 'G24C' is concerned, I'm wondering if whoever posted it just called it that without looking at the box label as my G24P is prefix BMC and the box label shows it to be a G24P.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/ButchG17/1b0360f5.jpg

We may never know how many G24P's were made before they actually started calling them G24C's.



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[chubby5258]

I am sure it just ment ported