Need help with a price, S&W 325, 637 (pic)
I'm looking at a new Kimber and was thinking about selling a S&W 325pd and a S&W 637 to help out with the cost. What would be a fair price to sell these to another individual? What would you start them out on the GB auctions? Worst case scenario, what would I expect a normal gun shop give me for a trade? Thanks for the help; I don't sell guns much so I never know where to start.
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1. I'm looking at a new Kimber and was thinking about selling a S&W 325pd and a S&W 637 to help out with the cost. What would be a fair price to sell these to another individual? Answer will be all over the board on this because of the way you could sell it. In a FTF sale the 637 should bring $350, and the 325 should bring $550
2. What would you start them out on the GB auctions? I would use the above prices because guns prices have gone up. However, when selling on Gunbroker you will have a much wider market and it may bring a higher price, than just a local sale.
Things to consider. - Take in to account that shipping handguns is sky high and a transfer fee will need to in addition to the sale price for the buyer on Gunbroker. This usually makes the gun cost a GB buyer an additional $75, and you will pay Gunbroker about $20 for their service.
3. Worst case scenario, what would I expect a normal gun shop give me for a trade? You will get skrewed, expect about $400 for both of the guns combined.
BTW, how do you like the 325? I have one and it kicks like a mule.0 -
Thanks for the info. I think I'll try the auction side. I love the 329 but your right, it's just a little too brutal to shoot, and the main reason I'm looking to selling it. I have even had some reloaded shells separate in the cylinder because of the recoil. 0
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