The Best $316 I Have Ever Spent on a Carry Gun for EDC

Published on September 30, 2025
Duration: 9:00

This video highlights the value of purchasing used firearms, focusing on a Glock 27 with a Broomont Nickel finish acquired for $316. The speaker emphasizes that older, used guns can offer superior build quality and significant cost savings compared to new models. The acquisition demonstrates how to identify valuable components and potential resale items within a used firearm purchase, making it a financially savvy choice for an EDC option.

Quick Summary

SPN Firearms highlights the significant value in purchasing used firearms, citing a Glock 27 acquired for $316. The speaker explains that older guns often boast better build quality and that used purchases can include valuable aftermarket components like specialized slides and sights, significantly increasing the overall value proposition compared to new models.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Value of Used Guns
  2. 00:11Why Companies Avoid Used Gun Promotion
  3. 00:39Speaker's 1998 Glock 27 Reliability
  4. 00:51Previous Unbelievable Pickup
  5. 01:11Today's Unbelievable Pickup: Glock 27
  6. 01:30Grabbing the Receipt
  7. 01:47Total Cost: $370 (with fees)
  8. 02:01Subtotal: $316 (Sale Price)
  9. 02:10The Glock 27 with Broomont Nickel Finish
  10. 02:22Broomont Nickel vs. Stainless Steel
  11. 02:33Matching Glock 23 Gen 4
  12. 02:41Value of Used Gun Components
  13. 02:52Slide Value: $250-$300
  14. 03:00Frame Value: $200
  15. 03:04Lower Parts Kit Value: $50-$75
  16. 03:08Trigicon Ghost Ring Sights Value: $60
  17. 03:15Punisher Back Plate Value: $15
  18. 03:26Punisher Grip Tape
  19. 03:33Carrying with Punisher Logos
  20. 03:46Legal Implications of Cosmetic Additions
  21. 04:10Condition of the Firearm
  22. 04:21Longevity for $316
  23. 04:26Power and Capacity
  24. 04:29Included Holster and Extra Mag
  25. 04:33Shears Magazine Base Plates
  26. 04:43Value of Two Magazines: $50
  27. 05:11Main Reason for Purchase: Finish
  28. 05:14Conversion Barrel to Glock 26
  29. 05:23Swapping Back Plates
  30. 05:30Broomont Coating History
  31. 05:50Durability of Broomont Coating
  32. 05:53Wear on Barrel
  33. 06:01Speaker's Desire for Carried Guns
  34. 06:01Included Holster Value: $20-$30
  35. 06:11Using the Holster This Winter
  36. 06:21Holster Compatibility (26/27s)
  37. 06:32Identifying the Holster Brand (Bianchi)
  38. 06:39Check Top Comment
  39. 06:44Another Mag with Base Plate
  40. 06:50Purpose of Slim Base Plates
  41. 07:07Full Three Finger Contact
  42. 07:10Glock 27 Capacity (9+1 in .40)
  43. 07:14Reliability of the Glock 27
  44. 07:17Internals and Barrel Condition
  45. 07:23Trigicon Ghost Ring Sights Review
  46. 07:31Sights in Self-Defense Encounters
  47. 07:38Broken-In Firearm
  48. 07:44Trigger Smoothness
  49. 07:58No Crappy Polymer Sights
  50. 08:02Will Carry This Glock 27
  51. 08:06Comparison to Current EDC Glock 27
  52. 08:08Extra Mags for Range
  53. 08:16Side-by-Side Comparison
  54. 08:191998 Glock 27 Reliability Recap
  55. 08:28Minimal Maintenance
  56. 08:31Trigger Shark Triggers Discount Code
  57. 08:48Unbelievable Deal Recap
  58. 08:52Ready to Go $316 Pickup
  59. 08:56Conclusion: Can You Beat This Pickup?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary advantage of buying used firearms according to SPN Firearms?

SPN Firearms emphasizes that used firearms often offer superior build quality compared to newer models, as manufacturers tend to promote the latest releases. Buying used can also provide significant cost savings and access to valuable aftermarket components that might be expensive if purchased separately.

What is the specific finish on the Glock 27 discussed in the video?

The Glock 27 featured has a Broomont Nickel finish. This was a limited-run coating applied by Glock in collaboration with outside companies, known for its durability and distinctive appearance, often found on older Gen 3 and Gen 4 models.

How much did the speaker pay for the Glock 27, and what was the total cost including fees?

The speaker paid $316 for the Glock 27 itself, which was on sale. After including shipping, taxes, and a broker fee, the total cost for the firearm came to $370.

What valuable components were included with the used Glock 27 purchase?

The used Glock 27 came with several valuable components, including a Broomont Nickel slide (estimated value $250-$300), a frame ($200), a lower parts kit ($50-$75), Trigicon Ghost Ring sights ($60), a Punisher back plate ($15), Punisher grip tape, a holster (potentially Bianchi), and two extra magazines with upgraded base plates.

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