Sig P220 Appraisal?

[Guest lukethetechguy]

Hey Guys,

I am looking to sell my Sig P220 .45acp. I have a Galco leather OWB holster, Hogue grips, original grips, one magazine, original box, papers, warranty info, etc....

What do you think I can sell it for? Its in perfect condition.

[TripleDigitRide]

How old is it. Which variant is it?

"The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything." ~ Albert Einstein

[Guest lukethetechguy]

Don't know exactly when it was made. I would persume it is fairly new. I bought it about 2 years ago.

[Guest lukethetechguy]

It has the de-cocking lever.

[Guest lukethetechguy]

It doesn't have the light rail

[Patton]

I've seen ones like yours for $5oo(at a shop) and up. It's worth what someone will give you for it. The fact it doesn't have a rail really doesn't make it that less desirable, it just means it's most leaky a older model.

[runco]

I am a Sig P series scrounger. I scour gun shows and listings for these things just to stay abreast of the real market, and every now and then, I run across what I am looking for. P220 I find the be most plenfiful out there, P229 close 2nd. If its a shooter, no box, likely has houge grips, with normal holster wear, the common asking price is $450 to $500, not sure if this is the true market, but it sure is the asking price market. Like someone else said, its worth what the market will yeild. If you have time and patience on your side, you might get lucky @ $550. If you are needing funds for something else, and do not have weeks to wait, plan on the mid $400s, and if you are really out of time, low $400s. Good luck.

[Dolomite_supafly]

Do not accept any offers on here for your pistol. It undermines those who have paid for the right to sell their stuff here.

If you do you, as well as the person's offer you accept, will likely have to find yourselves another place to hang out.

Dolomite

[TNWNGR]

One of the thing's I really like about TGO is the attention to detail of its moderator's who pay close attention to what's going on here. As for the net worth of a SiG or any other used gun it alway's comes down to what the market will bear and it is alway's a buyer's market. If there are any gun show's near you I suggest you walk through and pay close attention to the price's on the table's. Then start asking the individuals who are walking around with their personal firearms what they have and how much they want for it.