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Used Ruger SS 1911, what's a fair price?
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Jayhawkhuntclub
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For a used sr1911?!?!?$700 + tax around here.
You can buy them NIB for under $700 on gunbroker.
OP: I don't think the extra grips add any value to the deal; unless it's something that you would buy otherwise. That price out the door is probably decent or a LGS.
Reading comprehension is a tad off, OP stated this,
My next question and statement,Used Ruger SS 1911, what's a fair price?
A local shop has one with extra Hogue grips, $575OTD.
He replied with this,For here in FLA that is a good price. Look it up and see what "new" is priced at
$700 + tax around here.
The Ruger 1911 ss generally sells for about $700 new, give or take a few bucks. I traded a unshot commander in recently and got $550 for it. which was worth $605 to me since I received a credit on the taxes I didn't have to pay on the new gun.
Would expect a gun with low round count and cosmetically good to be very close to your OTD price. It's a good gun for the price I just decided I wanted a full size 1911.
Would expect a gun with low round count and cosmetically good to be very close to your OTD price. It's a good gun for the price I just decided I wanted a full size 1911.
Sounds good!A local shop has one with extra Hogue grips, $575OTD.
Southrnshooter
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Yep is it the regular 1911, or the commander? The latter usually brings a little more. I bought my full size new for $645 OTD not long after they came out.
So true.Condition is everything. Extra grips really isn't a selling feature. Extra mags would be though. Barrel length matters as well.
Seven High
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If I was interested in that SR 1911, I would ask to test fire it before I bought it. If a problem develops, ask the LGS to send it to Ruger for repairs before purchase.