Sig Sauer P226 Stainless .40 what's it worth

[IM_Lugger]

It would sell for 1000 . People saying 750 are dreaming for a deal

 

[st1264]

It would sell for 1000 . People saying 750 are dreaming for a deal

I'm thinking the same, I'd buy it for $750 in a heartbeat then resell it on the EE for a quick profit. Take these 'valuation' threads with a grain of salt.

 

[TT1900]

It would sell for 1000 . People saying 750 are dreaming for a deal

Hardly. Only way I'd be buying a .40 is if the price accounted for the purchase and fitting of a 9mm barrel, and I wouldn't be paying anything over $1000 for a used 226 in 9mm.

 

[collingwood]

I’m interested too. I had one was sold accidentally while in storage. I paid around $1200 new

how does one accidentally sell a handgun ?

 

[Winz]

I think we can all agree that 'value' is based not only on condition but overall supply and demand. As noted by several, .40S&W is no longer en vogue (was it ever? jk) and demand for the caliber is low which is a factor to consider. I don't dare wonder what the a P226 in .357 Sig would sell for today, or any of the other uncommon calibers on other pistols, eg 10mm.

In any case, the OP is looking for a rough value as part of a package deal, not necessarily that it would be sold. Stainless frames are no longer being produced (at the moment) but there are a number of later model stainless variants on the used market that were produced in much higher numbers than this 'original P226R-Stainless.' Is that worth anything? Well consumer decides.

 

[rez]

Thanks everyone for your input.