joe817 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 21, 2019 10:38 am
From what I've been able to find out, RTF = Rough Frame Texture; with gills. It's not the common Glock 19 without gills. And as such they command a higher price. How much higher, I have no clue.
$599 on Gun Broker. I had the same questions earlier today, so I looked it up. In the description on that link, it says:
Brand new Glock 19 RTF2 gray frame pistol. This model is rare and hard to find. Color scheme is factory original.
That gun doesn’t have the "fish gill" slide serrations that the OP's gun has, and maybe that bumps up the value some.
E150GT wrote: ↑Fri Jun 21, 2019 1:27 pm
So the rtf with Gill slide serrations was only produced for about a year and the 19 was one of the least made along with the 23c. I spoke to someone who recently sold theirs for $1k and there's one on gun broker for $1300 now. Will they get it? Don't know. Will I get $1k ? Don't know. But I do know if this gun is worth something I'd rather sell it than beat it up and get something I can beat up. I don't have any use for safe queens. This one is still nice because it's been sitting in its case and rarely carried due to it being rough on the skin when carrying. It's great to shoot. Glock did a re release of rtf Glocks recently but they didn't include the gills on the 19. I like the gills.
And that answers the question! I've never heard of this variant until today. Interesting. Hope you get your asking price. Please forgive the initial skepticism. A lot of us carry Glocks and like them just fine, but you’ve got to admit that the
average G19 isn’t worth anything close to $1000, even NIB. I learn something new every day.
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