The fact that Glock can and continues to do that on a regular basis (as opposed to non-regular inventory reduction measures) shows me that they are overpricing their guns in the first place. I support that, if the market continues to buy their product at inflated prices, more power to them. However, you should be aware of it.
So blue label Glocks are guns sold to LEOs at a discount?
GLOCK is proud to offer the exclusive Blue Label program to support those who protect and serve communities across the U.S. and around the world. Those who qualify will receive a discount on any GLOCK pistol of their choice.
Those who qualify include:
- Sworn Law Enforcement officers, including Federal, State, County, & City (Includes retired L.E. officers with "retired" credentials)
- EMT’s, Fire Fighters, Volunteer Fire Fighters, and Paramedics
- Military personnel including Reservists and National Guard with I.D. (Includes retired Military with "retired" credentials)
- Corrections Officers, including Parole and Probation Officers
- State Licensed Security Companies (Loomis, RAM, etc.)
- State Licensed Armed Security Officers
- Court Judges, District Attorneys and Deputy District Attorneys
- LE Academy Cadets with enrollment documentation from the Academy
If you don't mind .40, you can get used Glocks that are practically new mechanically with some holster wear for under $350 all day long. Occasionally I'll see 9mm and 10mm for that cheap, but not nearly as often. I kinda kick myself for not picking up the G20 I saw at GTs once that they had marked for $330
Wish they would sell these to Veterans.....
Thanks. I called and was told it was only available to Active Duty or Retired military. Anyone else I should try?Im pretty sure they do? I am not positive but give gt distributers a call and ask. I presented my military id and purchased mine for this glock reduced pricing. I am almost positive gt distributers has some type of policy to allow prior service this same discount with glock.
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Thanks. I called and was told it was only available to Active Duty or Retired military. Anyone else I should try?
I agree with the OP's original post - buying a Blue Label just to sell it is unethical. I'm qualified for the program, I bought a G19, and I'm using it. What bothers me is that if people keep doing it I expect the manufacturers will terminate the program.