Help!!!! whats this springfield 1911 worth!!!

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Getting ready to put my springfield 1911 on the market.Maybe you guys can give mea good value of what this gun is worth. Got severl aftermarket parts on it. got a brand new teflon coating on it that will run you a few $$$ hundred bucks on average. Bought a brand new wilscon combat clip and got a safari Land holster. NM serial number.
 
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$700 range? Also, I think you mean "Wilson Combat magazine".

Unfortunately, having a new finish or some aftermarket parts doesn't really increase the value a lot - unless you find the right buyer. Kind of like new paint on a house; it'll sell quicker, but not increase the value.
 
I bought a used Springfield Loaded parkerized finish off a guy in desperate need of money for $300 dollars. Now I got the gun, an OWB holster (leather) and a single 7 round magazine. He had the gun since buying it new in 2004 and had only fired 100 rounds through it. I shot another 250 rounds through it after buying it and picked up a few more magazines. I sold it recently to buy another gun for $700 and Bud's offered me $600 for it. It was a really nice gun however I had no use for a full size 1911 as I carry a RIA/Armscor 1911 CS (compact) daily. I don't keep guns I don't shoot often.
 
Did what I could, mainly cuz it's Saturday. I'm getting $650 round my parts, but that's subject to change based on demand, resale value (which is ridiculous) and supply.
 
thanks for the reply gentleman. Sorry bout pics. Pics have been removed and moved over to the handguns for sale section due to it not letting me load the same pics twice on here
 
The old rule of thumb was that a used gun in LNIB condition will retail for 80% of the original retail price. The actual value goes down from that number depending on condition, loval demand, etc.
 
The old rule of thumb was that a used gun in LNIB condition will retail for 80% of the original retail price. The actual value goes down from that number depending on condition, loval demand, etc.


Also, unless you have documentation and an itemized invoice from a well-known 'smith for the work that was done, the "upgrades" actually hurt the resale value of the gun. Some folks, myself included, will generally avoid "project" guns.
 
^Not me, so long as I inspect and agree that what ever parts were installed in anyway enhance performance and have been done properly. If someone cosmetically alters a weapon, I usually run though.
 
1911's are getting high prices in FL, especially, Colt,and Springers. But $700 sounds right unless it's a loaded or one of the high end guns. A TRP is still getting a Grand or more
 
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