For buyers who prioritize proven durability and low-round use, a well-maintained law enforcement trade-in can offer exceptional value. Evaluating wear patterns, accessories included, and service history gives a clear picture of a pistol’s remaining life and suitability for defensive or range use.

GLOCK G22 GEN 4

The listing describes this GLOCK G22 GEN 4 as an LE trade-in that appears to have been fired very little, with the barrel indicating a low round count. Practical buyers will value that low round count for longevity and resale potential. It shows holster wear consistent with regular carry but light firing history, and it ships with three magazines, a speed loader, and interchangeable backstraps. Note the case is missing a latch, and the asking price is $500.99. Shop this product for full purchase options and to see the retailer listing.

Inspection and condition: what matters

Start with the barrel throat and rifling when assessing round count. A barrel that shows minimal erosion and sharp rifling lands suggests limited firing. Holster wear on controls and slide finish is cosmetic and consistent with carried service pistols; it doesn’t necessarily reflect mechanical life. The included three magazines and speed loader add immediate utility for range sessions and drills without extra purchases.

Accessories and ergonomics

Interchangeable backstraps give a customizable grip profile to fit a variety of hands, improving control and recoil management. The three magazines included can reduce initial outlay and let you begin training right away. The missing case latch is minor but worth noting for secure storage or transport—plan for a replacement case or alternate secure container.

Range use and defensive considerations

While caliber information is not listed in the product details, the G22 platform is historically associated with .40 S&W, a round with balance between capacity and terminal performance. Confirm caliber on the product page and with the retailer prior to purchase. Low round count pistols are ideal for users who want extended service life and predictable wear patterns for defensive carry or duty use. Midway through a training plan, consider acquiring spare magazines and a functional case if long-term transport is expected. View product details and pricing

Buying guidance

At $500.99 for a low-round-count LE trade-in that includes three magazines, a speed loader, and backstraps, this pistol represents a strong value for riders who want a service-proven platform. Verify caliber and confirm the retailer listing before purchase. For immediate access to the exact listing and to complete a purchase through the retailer, Check current availability.

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