What would a 10mm CBOB be worth?

[DW Steve]

I'm thinking of picking up a nearly new 10mm Classic Bobtail. These are rare and getting harder to find. Any thoughts on if $1800 is too much. Me thinks that's too much.

[NAMVET72]

IMHO No More then $1500, what year is it?

[Grouse]

I would say 1300, they are rare, but rare does not always equate to value.

oh and free for guys with the screen name grouse.

[NAMVET72]

Originally Posted by Grouse

I would say 1300, they are rare, but rare does not always equate to value.

oh and free for guys with the screen name grouse.

Anyone with screen name grouse should have to pay double for it........

[DW Steve]

It's a '09

[douglas_knott]

Yeah price is a little high imo. That's almost kalifornia prices.

[Grouse]

Originally Posted by douglas_knott

Yeah price is a little high imo. That's almost kalifornia prices.

I did not think of that. Close loop states do add quite a premium. I would expect it to be the 1300 in an open state like Oregon/Washington where transactions are quick and simple. Here in Ct, 1500-1600 for a 10mm might be more appropriate.

I hate the fact CT is so regressive in their Firearms transfers.



, Don't you have candy from a baby to steal? :P

[Grouse]

for reference here is a local pistol up for sale, though it is not 10mm


Dan Wesson CCO in 45ACP. Excellent Condition. Round Count is 200. Includes factory box, paperwork and two magazines. This model is the one with the black alloy Officers frame and a black Commander slide with Trijicon sights. I bought this gun thinking it was going to be my EDC but it didn't turn out that way. Includes Custom made smooth grips from The Finer Grain.
Asking $1150 or best offer.


I have dealt with the guy a few times and enjoyed each transaction (where i picked up my PM7) I suggested he post it up here also

[jmlutz]

Somebody needs to jump on that CCO

[DW Steve]

Yea, I thinkmid be more inclined to spend $1800 on a V-Bob with the duty coat. I'm also liking the CCO or Gaurdian in .45 which would cost less.