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Personally I don't find much value in these posts. If he found it was "around" 1400 on his own, just list it and if he gets no attraction lower the price. Let the market and the interest decide on its own.
Determing value on off roster pistol
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yup. I don’t want to think, I don’t want to do research. That being said the entire internet is poisoned at this point, so what is the truth anymore?
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Also nuke this thread, one post fishing for a price. GTFO, post it for what you want and the market will tell you if it’s worth that.
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For what it’s worth, the most I ever paid used for a DA/SA Sig was a P229 in .40 Cal and it was $1,000. It was older model so no LCI or mag disconnect but light rail. Came with 5 or 6 mags and like 750 rounds of ammo. I wanted this model in .357 Sig badly and it was a heck of a deal given all that it had. My used P226 was a Mark 24 (predecessor to the Mark 25) and I paid $600 for it; no LCI no mag disconnect.
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As someone who moved here recently, and sorry, not selling my guns (except one full gift to my bro) I found this topic in general interesting. Topic, not thread specifically
When your coming “in”, you hear nothing but “bring x, y, z, it will be worth 2-3x, stock up!) then you get here and the folks that’s post are viewed as greedy hacks! Even I feel that way when I see these listing. $500 pistol, told $1500, settles for $900. It’s weird.
On the other hand, they are bringing you stuff you can’t buy otherwise, so…
Kinda why I’m not selling my stuff. I’m sorry, one of my $500 pistols that I cant replace here, is not leaving my position for a mear $1k. Especially considering the effort to sell it takes away even more of the profit.
Trade value is more interesting to me if down the road there is something I want, it gives me good options for 1:1 trading.
When your coming “in”, you hear nothing but “bring x, y, z, it will be worth 2-3x, stock up!) then you get here and the folks that’s post are viewed as greedy hacks! Even I feel that way when I see these listing. $500 pistol, told $1500, settles for $900. It’s weird.
On the other hand, they are bringing you stuff you can’t buy otherwise, so…
Kinda why I’m not selling my stuff. I’m sorry, one of my $500 pistols that I cant replace here, is not leaving my position for a mear $1k. Especially considering the effort to sell it takes away even more of the profit.
Trade value is more interesting to me if down the road there is something I want, it gives me good options for 1:1 trading.
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Same I have a few pistols that don’t make it out of the safe often, still not getting rid of them because I can’t replace them here. Trade for something else I can’t get sure, sell to sell, nah.
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I don’t think people in California have much of an issue with people in your position. The bigger issue is the secondary market of people using their exemptions to buy off roster guns and then turning around and selling them for big profits. When the government creates artificial conditions that allow this sort of activity, that is not a free market.
Case in point: https://www.justice.gov/usao-cdca/p...ed-one-year-federal-prison-unlicensed-selling
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We should ban all alcohol sales! That will fix dwi/dui’s! We have never tried that before…
Yea that’s pretty messed up actually. Pisses me off too.
Yup!
Now when the time comes to leave the state, (5 years or never not sure yet). It is probably my civic duty to fire sale everything at out of state replacement cost as a public service to my fellow Californians. I’ll just re-buy in the new state.
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This actually shows you the law is working though. The guy was arrested for breaking the law and got his pension cancelled. You can't point to abuse as the reason why. There's way more LEO that do it in a responsible way than these cases.
The LEO i know are afraid of exactly this scenario. Theres a record that's easily auditable to track abuse.
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People aren’t upset about new residents profiting off their off roster models they brought with them. It’s the exempt people here that buy desirable models just to flip.
Though they did get cracked down on. So you don’t see too much flipping like that anymore I feel.
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Yes, much more in the 2000's 2010's, not lately. No one wants to lose their pension for $1-2k extra a year. Cops these days make a lot.
Check out Buffalo Bore Ammo, they make some low recoil .45 you can buy if you don't reload. https://www.buffalobore.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=343
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Realistic transaction price is probably $800-$900 because the market for a single stack 45 that’s not optic ready is quite limited. Some times people don’t realize that not all off roster guns call for a premium.
The P220 Scorpion is just a P220 with a fancy paint job
The P220 Scorpion is just a P220 with a fancy paint job
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I’ve loosely used Truegunvalue.com
California values will usually run a bit higher that’s why I just use to put me in the ballpark. Work ok with on roster searches too. For example, if u search p320 California under pistol, the lowest sold is around 400 and the highest at 600
California values will usually run a bit higher that’s why I just use to put me in the ballpark. Work ok with on roster searches too. For example, if u search p320 California under pistol, the lowest sold is around 400 and the highest at 600
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Thanks for this. I don’t reload at the moment (maybe when I retire). This might just be what I need until I can reload.