Glock Deals and Prices (2026): What Every Glock Costs Today

Last updated and checked November 8, 2026 · By Nick Hall, who monitors Glock pricing across 200+ retailers daily

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Quick Answer: The best Glock deal right now is the Glock 19 V. On November 8, 2026 Palmetto State Armory had it at $479.99 with three 15-round magazines, against $620 for a Glock 19 Gen 6 at every big store we track. The slim Glock 43X and 48 start at $448, and the cheapest Glock of all is the .22 LR Glock 44 V at $359. Blue Label pricing saves about $82 to $141 on the 9mm V and Gen 6 guns if you qualify. Glock itself rarely runs rebates.

Best Glocks to watch: the Glock 19 V at $479.99 for the classic compact at the best price, the Glock 19 Gen 6 at $620 if you want the newest, optic-ready gun, the Glock 43X and Glock 48 at $448 each for slim carry, the Glock 26 V at $539 for a subcompact, and the Glock 17 Gen 6 or Glock 45 Gen 6 at $620 for full size.

The biggest mistake Glock deal hunters make is waiting for sub-$400 prices on factory-new compacts. The floor on a factory-new slim 9mm is $448 for a Glock 43X or 48, and a new Glock 19 starts at $479.99. Sub-$400 prices point to police trade-in guns with prior duty wear. A trade-in can be an excellent value at $350 to $450 if its condition is good. Verify the history before you buy.

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Best Glock Deals Online Right Now

We track every Glock model across 200+ online retailers and update prices daily. Here is what is on sale right now. A tile marked Used is a used gun, and it only shows up when there isn’t enough new stock to fill the rail.

Glocks don’t see the massive fire-sale discounts that some brands do. They just don’t have to. Glock has the kind of brand loyalty that lets it hold prices pretty firm, and retailers know they’ll sell regardless. That doesn’t mean you can’t find a deal. You can, and we track them every single day across 200+ online retailers.

The trick with Glock deals is knowing what the normal price is. On November 8, 2026, four of the big stores we track had the Glock 19 Gen 6 at exactly $620, and Bereli and Palmetto State Armory sat at $634.99 and $669.99 for the same gun. That’s money you could put toward ammo or a holster. Our price comparison tool watches all of them so you don’t have to refresh five different websites.

I’ve been tracking Glock prices for years now, and the same gun routinely differs by $50 or more between shops on the same day. The carousel above shows what’s actually on sale today. Not last month. Not some recycled list from 2024. If you want to see deals across all firearms, check our main gun deals page or the broader handgun deals roundup.

Glock Price List: What Every Current Glock Costs

GLOCK lists 20 pistols in its commercial lineup right now. Here is every one of them with the lowest new price in the stores we track on November 8, 2026. GLOCK doesn’t print a retail price on its own product pages, so the last column is the price GLOCK does publish: its Blue Label suggested price for GSSF members and qualifying buyers. Models with a live price card on this page link straight to it.

Three things jump out of that list. The V guns undercut the Gen 6 by $80 or more on the same frame size. The whole 9mm Gen 6 family sits at one price, $620, at nearly every big store. And the Glock 19X V is the one gun where the Blue Label price, $533.50 with night sights, is higher than a sale price we found on the street. Reviews for most of these live in our best Glock pistols roundup, and you can read up on the Glock 19X, the Glock 44 and the Glock 47, which GLOCK now lists only for law enforcement.

Glock V vs Gen 6: Which One Is the Deal?

Glock now sells two current versions of its best sellers. The Gen 6, made as the Glock 17, 19 and 45, is the newest design, and the V line, which includes the Glock 17 V, 19 V and 26 V, sits alongside it in Glock’s commercial lineup. The Gen 5 17, 19 and 26 have moved off that lineup, and new Gen 5 stock has all but gone from the stores we track.

That makes the V the value pick. On November 8, 2026, a Glock 19 V was $479.99 at Palmetto State Armory with three 15-round magazines, while the Glock 19 Gen 6 was $620 at Brownells, MidwayUSA, Bass Pro and Kentucky Gun Co. That’s a $140 gap on the same size gun. If you want the newest gun, buy the Gen 6. If you want the best price on a current Glock 19, buy the V.

Here’s what the extra money buys. Every standard-frame Gen 6 comes optic-ready out of the box with three optic plates, so you never pay a MOS upcharge on a Gen 6. The grip is new too. The V is the Gen 5 chassis with front serrations and an nDLC finish, and there is no MOS version of the 19 V or 17 V. One catch if you’re building on a Gen 6: the trigger housing, barrel and optic mount changed, so plenty of older Glock upgrade parts don’t fit it. Holsters and magazines carry across. Our Glock 19 Gen 6 review covers what changed in detail.

How Much Is a Glock 19?

A new Glock 19 costs $479.99 to $620 right now, depending on which one you buy. That’s the whole answer for most people, but the version matters more than the store.

Watch the magazine count before you celebrate a low number. Several of the cheapest Glock 19 listings are 10-round models: Sportsman’s Warehouse sells the 19 V as a 10+1, Brownells lists its $620 Gen 6 with three 10-round magazines, and a 10-round Gen 6 at MidwayUSA sat under $600 from late August until November 4. That’s a fine buy if you live in a state with a magazine limit. Everybody else should hold out for the 15-round box. If you’re weighing the full-size gun too, our Glock 17 vs Glock 19 comparison lays out the trade, and the used Glock 19 buying guide covers what to check on a secondhand one.

Best Glock 19 Deals

The Glock 19 is the bestselling handgun in America for a reason. It’s the Goldilocks of pistols. Not too big, not too small, 15+1 capacity, and it runs like a sewing machine. The 19 V is the cheaper current gun, and Palmetto State Armory has it at $479.99 against $539 at most other stores. The Gen 6 is the newest model, and the card below has it from $620 at Brownells and MidwayUSA. New Gen 5 19s have all but gone from the stores we track.

If you’re buying your first pistol or looking for a do-everything handgun, the Glock 19 is the default answer for good reason. It conceals well enough for most people, it’s a solid home defense gun, and it’s a blast at the range. My honest advice: a leftover Gen 5 is only worth it below the V’s price, about $480 today, and the V at $479.99 is the price to beat. Use our price check tool to compare across every retailer in real time.

One more thing. You’ll still find Gen 3 Glocks floating around too. They’re perfectly good guns, and they stay popular in California, where the state’s handgun roster limits which models dealers can sell. Don’t let anyone tell you a Gen 3 is obsolete. It’s not.

Best Glock 43X and 48 Deals

The Glock 43X and 48 are Glock’s answer to the slim concealed carry market, and they’ve sold in huge numbers. Both ship with a 10-round magazine as standard. Glock has since released a 15-round magazine for them, and whether you can buy or use it depends on your state’s magazine laws. Read the listing before you order, because some stores sell the 15-round box and some sell the 10. The 48 adds a longer slide for better sight radius. Both are thin, light, and disappear under a t-shirt. Both start at $448, and the factory optic cut adds $36: on November 8, 2026 the 43X MOS and the 48 MOS were both $484.

MOS versions are worth the premium, in my opinion. Red dots on carry guns aren’t a gimmick anymore. They’re faster for target acquisition, and the Glock 43X MOS or 48 MOS gives you a factory optic cut so you’re not paying a gunsmith $75 to $150 for slide milling. I’ve seen the 43X MOS dip under $480 a few times this year. That’s a good price for an optic-ready carry gun from a maker with Glock’s track record. Our Glock 43X price guide tracks the 43X on its own, and the Glock 48 review and Glock 48 vs 43X comparison help you pick between them.

Best Glock 17 Deals

The Glock 17 is the OG. It’s the gun that made the polymer pistol mainstream, and it’s still the full-size duty gun that every other manufacturer is trying to beat. The Gen 5 Glock 17 brought a flared magwell, an ambidextrous slide stop and the Marksman barrel. New Gen 5 17s have largely dried up in the shops we track, and Glock now sells the 17 as the Gen 6 and the 17 V. The card below shows the Gen 6 from $620 at Bereli and Brownells. The 17 V runs about $539, and our Glock 17 Gen 6 review covers whether the Gen 6 is worth the extra $80.

Here’s a secret about full-size pistols that most deal hunters miss: they sit on shelves longer than compact carry guns. Retailers are more motivated to cut prices on a Glock 17 than a Glock 43X because everyone’s chasing concealed carry guns right now. That works in your favor. I’ve seen Gen 5 Glock 17s dip into the $470s, which was a steal for what you got. If you want a nightstand gun, a range gun, or a duty pistol, the 17 is hard to argue with.

Best Glock 45 Deals

The Glock 45 is the crossover: a Glock 19-length slide on a full-size Glock 17 grip, so you get 17 rounds and a full handful without the longer slide. It comes in the same two flavors as the 19. The Gen 6 45 is $620 at Brownells, Guns.com, MidwayUSA and Sportsman’s Warehouse, optic-ready with three plates. The 45 V is $538.99 at Guns.com.

The 45 V is also on GLOCK’s Blue Label list at $398.20, so if you qualify for Blue Label it’s about $141 under street. I like the 45 for a home or truck gun. It’s easy to shoot well, and the short slide doesn’t print as badly as you’d think. Our Glock 45 Gen 6 review goes deeper.

Best Glock 26 Deals

The G26 was the subcompact before the slim single-stack revolution happened. It’s a chunky little thing compared to the 43X, but it has one massive advantage: it takes full-size Glock 17 and 19 magazines. That means you can carry with a flush 10-round mag and keep a 17-round backup in your pocket. It’s the most versatile Glock in the lineup for magazine compatibility, and that still matters to a lot of people.

The current version is the Glock 26 V, and on November 8, 2026 it started at $539 at MidwayUSA, Bass Pro and Kentucky Gun Co. That puts it $81 under a Glock 19 Gen 6, but $59 above a Glock 19 V on sale. Because it’s not the hot model right now, since everyone wants the slim guns, you’ll sometimes find better discounts on the 26 than you will on the 43X. If you don’t mind the extra width and you value that magazine interchangeability, the 26 is still a fantastic carry gun. Our Glock 26 review covers it, and the best gun deals page shows whether any are on sale today.

Best Glock 20 and 10mm Deals

The G20 is the king of 10mm pistols, and 10mm has been on a tear lately. The woods gun crowd loves it for bear country, hikers carry it in Alaska, and hunters use it as a sidearm. The Glock 20 packs 15 rounds of 10mm Auto into a full-size frame, and it’s capable of stopping large predators with the right ammo. Glock’s current commercial version is the G20 V MOS, and on November 8, 2026 it was $620 at Brownells and Kentucky Gun Co, with Guns.com at $714.99. Older Gen 4 and Gen 5 MOS listings in our feed run far higher, so the V is the one to buy. Our Glock 20 Gen 5 MOS review still covers how the gun shoots.

The Glock 29 was the subcompact 10mm option for trail carry. It’s snappier, obviously, but it’s still 10+1 of 10mm in a package you can actually holster on a hike. GLOCK no longer lists the 29 for civilian sale, though, only in its law enforcement section, so what you’ll find is leftover or used stock. Check any price against a new G20 V MOS. The long-slide Glock 40 MOS is in the same spot. It was the best 10mm handgun hunting setup you could buy without going to a revolver, and I’ve seen prices dip under $620 during holiday sales in the past, but GLOCK now lists it only for law enforcement and the one new listing in our feed today is $2,999.99. For a 10mm hunting Glock you can actually buy new, put a red dot on the G20 V MOS.

Glock Black Friday 2026: What a Good Price Looks Like

Black Friday is November 27, 2026, with Thanksgiving on the 26th and Cyber Monday on November 30. Some “early Black Friday” Glock lists are already out, quoting $448 for a Glock 48, $539 for the 26 V and 17 V, and $620 for the Gen 6 guns. Our own price history says those aren’t sale prices. They’re the everyday floors, and they’ve held since August.

So here’s how I’d play it. If a Glock hits the “good price” column on Black Friday, buy it. If it’s sitting at the everyday floor with a sale banner on it, that’s not a deal, it’s a Tuesday. I can’t tell you what any store will charge on the 27th, and nobody else can either, but the cards on this page update daily, so you’ll see a real drop when it happens. Our Black Friday gun deals page covers the rest of the market, and the best time to buy a gun guide covers the rest of the calendar.

Used and Police Trade-In Glocks

Everything above is new. This section is the used market, and every price here is a used price. A used Glock can make sense, but the gap is smaller than you’d think. On November 8, 2026, Guns.com had used Glock 19s from $427.49 for a Gen 4, $449.99 for a Gen 3 or a 19 V, and $470.99 for a Gen 5. A new 19 V is $479.99. Saving $30 on a used V isn’t worth giving up the clean history of a new gun.

Police trade-in Glocks are where the real used savings live. These are duty guns, most of them Gen 3 to Gen 5, that departments trade back when they upgrade. They can be excellent values at $350 to $450 if the condition is good. Expect holster wear, and check the bore, the slide rails and the night sights, which may be dim. On an early Gen 4, ask whether the recoil spring assembly was replaced under GLOCK’s old Gen 4 recall. If you’re buying a used 19, our used Glock 19 guide walks through the checks.

Glock Blue Label: The Best Deal Most People Cannot Get

Glock runs a purchasing program called Blue Label that gives reduced pricing to law enforcement, military, corrections officers, firefighters, working EMTs, veterans and a few other groups. It is the same pistol in a box with a blue label on it, not a special model.

The saving is real. GLOCK’s own 2026 GSSF price list puts the Glock 17 V, 19 V, 26 V and 45 V at $398.20, the Gen 6 17, 19 and 45 at $513.65, the 43X MOS and 48 MOS at $398.09, and the standard 43X and 48 at $358. Against the lowest new prices on this page on November 8, 2026, that’s about $82 off a Glock 19 V, $106 off any Gen 6, and $141 off a 26 V or 45 V. On the slim guns GLOCK’s list is $86 to $90 under street, but dealers don’t have to sell at the list price: Primary Arms had the 43X MOS and 48 MOS at $429.99, which is about $54 under street. The one gun where Blue Label doesn’t help is the Glock 44 V, which sits at $359 either way.

You buy in person at a Blue Label dealer with credentials in hand, and a normal gun shop cannot offer the pricing at all. GLOCK limits credentialed buyers to two pistols a calendar year. There is also one route for everyone else who is 21 or older: GSSF membership costs $35 for the first year and $25 to renew, and it comes with a coupon for one discounted pistol each membership year, redeemed in person at a Blue Label dealer. Members under 21 can’t use it. Our full Glock Blue Label guide has the complete eligibility list and the paperwork each group needs, and our gun discount programs page covers the other veteran and first responder deals.

MOS vs Standard: Is the Optics-Ready Glock Worth the Extra Money?

The slim guns, the 26 V and the 10mm and .45 V models come in MOS versions with a factory optics cut on the slide, and every Gen 6 is optic-ready out of the box. The 19 V and 17 V have no MOS version. On the slim guns the premium is small. A Glock 43X MOS was $484 against $448 for the standard 43X at the same retailers when we checked, and a Glock 48 MOS was $484 against the same $448. That is about $36 for a factory milled slide and a set of adapter plates.

Is it worth it? If you plan to run a red dot, absolutely. Getting the slide milled aftermarket costs $75 to $150 and takes weeks. The MOS comes ready from the factory with adapter plates for popular optics like the Trijicon RMR, Holosun 507C, and others. Even if you do not plan to mount an optic today, the roughly $36 premium buys you the option later without any modification. For Glock deals on MOS models, check our gun deals page since they occasionally drop below standard model pricing during sales.

Where to Find the Cheapest Glock Prices

Not all retailers price Glocks the same, and the differences can be significant. Here are the retailers I check most often for Glock deals. Palmetto State Armory consistently has some of the lowest Glock prices online and runs frequent sales. Brownells often stacks coupon codes on top of already-discounted prices. Guns.com has strong everyday pricing and a huge Glock inventory.

GrabAGun is another one to watch. They price aggressively on Glocks and have free shipping on most firearms. KyGunCo runs “cash price” discounts that can save you another 2 to 3% if you pay by check or money order. Don’t skip MidwayUSA, Sportsman’s Warehouse and Bass Pro either. On most models they match the lowest price on the day, and on November 8, 2026 they were at or within a couple of dollars of the floor on the Glock 43X, 48, 26 V and Gen 6 guns. Between these stores you’ll find the best Glock price available online, and if a Glock still costs more than you want to spend, our cheaper Glock alternatives list has guns that undercut it.

The easiest way to compare is our gun price check tool. Punch in the Glock model you want and it’ll show you live prices from every retailer we track. No searching five different sites, no guessing if you’re getting a good deal. If you’ve never bought a firearm online before, our guide to buying a gun online walks you through the entire process step by step.

When Do Glocks Go on Sale?

Glocks see their best prices during major holiday sales. Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, and Black Friday are the big ones. Retailers discount Glocks to drive traffic, and the retailer sale is the thing to watch rather than a manufacturer rebate, because Glock itself rarely runs cash back. Blue Label is the other route if you qualify, and the section above has the numbers.

Outside of holidays, your best time to buy a gun is the quiet stretch from January through April, when post-holiday inventory needs to move and tax refunds bring buyers back for the popular carry models. That said, deals pop up randomly throughout the year. That’s why we track prices daily. Set a budget, know your target price, and check back regularly. When a Glock hits your number, buy it.

Not sure which Glock model you want? Our best Glock pistols roundup ranks every model. For concealed carry specifically, see best Glocks for concealed carry. Once you’ve bought, budget for spare Glock magazines and a Glock holster.

Also considering Sig? Check our Sig Sauer deals page to compare pricing on the P365 and P320 families against Glock. And do not forget to budget for ammo. Our best ammo deals page tracks the lowest 9mm prices from every major retailer, and our best 9mm ammo guide covers what to feed it.

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