Value???????????

[berettabone]

Yeah, I know...............but I'm asking anyway.............since I don't see them come up too often for sale, what kind of retail value would you put on a Sig P220 sas full size, with about 250 rds. through. Not planning on selling in the near future, but just wanted an opinion on fair market value. I just never see them come up.

[downtownv]

Find Kenny D on this forum, He's a sig guy!

[jeepster09]

Here is what I use for value...

http://www.armslist.com/classifieds/search?location=usa&category=all&search=Sig+P220

[RRP]

My local shops have a handful of them priced in the $600 range. Night sights adds about $50.

[Longitude Zero]

I always take full retail and subtract 25% for a never fired gun that has been purchased. The priced drops from there. Another point is that at 1000 rounds the weapon is worth no more than 65% brand new to me. I can buy virtually any gun with this pricing model.

When questioned my response is "Six months from now you still cannot eat it."

[mr surveyor]

I've paid near NIB prices for guns with 500+ rounds through them to guys I know, just because I know the gun has gone through break-in and is totally reliable. Round count don't make a whole lot of difference to me in a good quality handgun. I like to let someone else spend the money shooting the rough edges off.;)

[berettabone]

Here is what I use for value...

http://www.armslist.com/classifieds/search?location=usa&category=all&search=Sig+P220
Maybe I should have been more specific.................2 tone, night sights...............saw one like mine, but it might have been the compact. Couldn't tell from description or pics.http://kahrtalk.com/images/icons/icon12.gif

[muggsy]

The value of the gun is whatever you are willing to pay and not one penny more.

[Longitude Zero]

The value of the gun is whatever you are willing to pay and not one penny more.

That goes for everything not just firearms.

[jeepster09]

I like armslist because you can generally find a similar one and figure your value from there. Some guys use gunbroker, but most everything I see on there appears way overpriced.
Just a guide to see what the average asking prices are. Of course if it is a unique gun.....it is a whole different game....if your selling start high, you can always come down.

[Longitude Zero]

Agree on Armslist. GunBroker is a board for rip-offs.