How Much Is a Glock 24 Worth? (2026 Value Update)

How We Calculate Used G24 Values

The value of a Glock 24 is affected by its condition, variant, and accessories. The Glock generation isn’t as much of a consideration for this model as it is for others.

Condition and Values

Like most other gun models, Glock 24s are more valuable when in better condition.

The best way to get your gun valued based on this factor is to have an expert appraise it (we do this for free online!). To see how we professionally evaluate your firearm (for free) and turn that condition into a payout, view our 3-step selling process for a guaranteed FFL offer. If you want to try appraising it yourself, you can try this list of tiers and matching values.

New or Mint

If you have a mint Glock 24, you have a gun that hasn’t even been fired once. It also has to be in all-original condition, i.e. never modified or aftermarket-altered. These sell for the most among preowned firearms

Excellent

These guns have been used so rarely you can count it. It shows because you can find almost no wear or handling marks on them. They’re worth around 10% less than mint guns.

Very Good

These have more wear than excellent-condition ones, but not too much. Think of them as guns used only occasionally and by a light hand. These guns can fetch about 20% less than mint guns.

Good

These are clearly guns that have been used but cared for as well. They still work perfectly. They can sell for around 30% less than mint guns.

Fair

These have been used as much as good-condition guns. The difference is that whoever used them didn’t care for them and it shows. These sell for 40% less than mint guns.

Poor

These guns have been treated very badly and it’s obvious. They have clear defects like rust and may even be non-working. Expect less than 50% of mint value, in most cases.

How We Appraise Glock 24 Models

This gun has two variants: the Glock 24 (standard model) and Glock 24C (compensated model). The value difference between them is due to rarity, as the latter is a rarer gun.

G24 Standard Model Value

The average Glock 24 is usually worth $370 to $700 used.

More versions were made of this model than the other one. Like the latter, it has both Gen 2 and Gen 3 iterations (though that doesn’t make much difference to its price).

Glock 24C or 24P Value

The average Glock 24C is usually worth $400 to $800 used.

The Glock 24C is sometimes called the G24C. It’s also been called a Glock 24P or G24P. That’s because the “C” is the brand’s designation for compensated (C) models, i.e. ones with ports (P) in the barrels.

As noted earlier, fewer of these were made than the standard G24. As such, this can sell for more than the non-compensated versions. Because it’s a premium firearm in the line, we use a secure gun shipping and buying system to ensure every transaction is fully insured and legally compliant.

How Accessories Affect What We Pay for Your Glock 24

As collector’s items, Glock 24s are often worth most when in original condition. This is why an “upgraded” example with aftermarket modification usually sells for less than a stock one.

This also explains why items that came stock with the gun on purchase are in high demand. Here are the ones people seek most right now:

Original Magazines

Added magazines are generally valued, though it depends on the buyer. Some collectors don’t plan to fire pieces like this, so they may be less interested. Either way, note that G24s actually have mags similar to the G22, G23, and G35.

Value: Around $20 per mag

Original Slide

These are very hard to find, especially without the rest of the gun! Values vary, but are generally dependent on condition.

Value: $200 to $350

Original Box

As expected of a collector’s gun, the factory tupperware is a desirable part of the package. Because the boxes only came with the guns, they’re obviously as rare as they are.

Value: $200 to $450

The Process to Sell a Glock 24 to Us

Selling a Glock 24 shouldn't be complicated. Whether you have a standard one or a G24C, we provide a streamlined process that handles the heavy lifting for you.

• Step 1: Get an instant quote based on your gun’s specific model and condition.
• Step 2: Accept our offer and ship your gun with our prepaid label.
• Step 3: Get paid the same day we validate it.