Glock

Their is no such thing as a Glock 47. Their is no model number 47, nor is their a caliber 47. Their isn't even a slang Glock 47. If you have no idea about the firearm, you are obviously way too dangerous to be around it, and the fact that you are trying to pawn it suggests that you are going to handle (to at least get it to the pawn shop) it. Also the fact that you don't know what kind of fire arm it is suggests that you did not legally come into possession of the fire arm. If you did, most likely you would either have it registered and have the paperwork with the model number and what caliber it is on it, or if you are in a state that does not have pistol registration, then you should at a minimum you would have a receipt which would also list that information. I highly suggest that you call your local police department immediately letting them know that you wish to anonymously turn in a fire arm. And ask them to pick it up, so you don't have to handle it, as you may hurt or kill yourself or a loved one, or break further laws by transporting it. By anonymously turning it in, in most jurisdictions (you can ask them on the phone before telling them you are in possession of said firearm) you are absolved of any liability, and they wont even ask your name, or record your information. This is the route you should take, and I suggest. If you are caught with an illegal pistol it is a felony in most states, even if you are illegally in possession of a LEGAL pistol it is a felony in most states. So I would turn in your "Glock 47". Please take my advice, I can see from your grammar in your one sentence question that you most likely do not want to take my advise, but it is better then 5-20 years in prison.

***I am not a lawyer***

As always, even if a fire arm is not loaded, and you "know" it is not loaded, IT IS ALWAYS LOADED!!!

Also I will add that if you used a home computer or personal cell phone the BATFE can trace your IP address and get a warrant to search your home, although that takes time, so I suggest you take my advice and contact your local law enforcement agency and have them pick up this pistol NOW!

Not without some work by a gunsmith.

Yes.

10mm

The effective range on this certain Glock is about 125 yards.

No. If they said something like that, it's probably more likely that they didn't think you would actually have the fortitude to pull that trigger if need be. Anyone who thinks that the prospect of being shot with a .40 isn't something to be concerned about is an idiot, plain and simple. I can guarantee you, had the situation degenerated to a point where you were left with no option other than to use lethal force, their stance on how scared they were would change, very quickly.

Around $600, give or take.

Done.

500 and up

Glock 17, Glock 18, Glock 19, Glock 26, Glock 34, and, if you count the 9x17/.380 ACP in this running, the Glock 25 and Glock 28.

There are several. Offhand, I know the Johnston County Sheriff's Office in Johnston County, North Carolina issues the Glock 23 as its standard sidearm. There are bound to be countless other agencies.

If I recall correctly, Glock pistols are also used by Firearms Authorised Officers in the United Kingdom, and I remember seeing the police with Glocks in Mexico City.

Glock GmbH is located in Deutsche-Wsgram, Austria.

Glock Inc is located in Smyrna, GA USA.

It's always wise to err on the side of caution, and clean any new firearm you purchase before you fire it.

Any pistol is capable of jamming. The Glocks are pretty tolerant firearms, but, like any other firearm, they're not invincible.

By the way, if you're in the US, and wanting to buy one, I'll save you the trouble of searching for one and let you know right now you won't find one. They don't fit the criteria for importation under the Gun Control Act of 1968, and are thus unavailable on the US market.

$500 - $550 or so, for a basic model in good condition. Firearms hold up their value pretty well.

100-500

In what condition? Worn-out and used? $300-$375 Brand new? $500+ or so. Depending if you qualify for the police/military discount.

Think of the movie war dogs, any pyramid scheme will be your strategy

675g (approx 1.49 lbs.), according to Jane's Gun Recognition Guide.

The 224 holster is for the Glock 17- different caliber, but I think a bit larger than the 27. Go to the Galco website, and look up the holster for your Glock.

Glock 20 $539

Glock 20c $589

That's in Northern Virginia, price may vary on-line or state by state.

I've shot compensated glocks and the difference in recoil is very minimal, and at night the compensated glock is blinding. I would save your money go with the 20.

No. Some .40/.357 Sig pistols can be converted to fire 9mm simply by dropping in a 9mm barrel and using the 9mm magazines, though. Not sure about the Glock.

The Glock 22 is a full frame pistol.. a .40 S&W version of the full sized Glock 17, whereas the 23 is a mid-frame, and is essentially a .40 S&W variation of the Glock 19.

brand new roughly $450

None of them have traditional safeties. They just have the trigger block mechanism.