Anybody with a blue book of gun values?

[AllenM]

I am looking all over the web but am having a hard time putting a value on a Springfield 1911-A1 Linkless 10mm made in the early 90's
Anybody out there that can help?

 

[Knuckle Head]

I can't help with an immediate answer but here is a link to a book you can purchase that most likely can.
https://store.bluebookinc.com/Home/mDefault.aspx
Also maybe try using gunbroker.com or gunsamerica.com for a reference. Good luck!

 

[MrSmitty]

I have a 1992 gun digest that has them new at $662 blue, $702 duotone, and $623 parkerized, compensated 6"bbl, with polygonal rifling, and an uncompensated 6" bbl. Introduced in 1990...this is new then (1992) prices. It came in 40s&w, and 10mm

 

[E'villeGunner]

Sounds like an Omega to me. MSR was $849.

Correction: The Omega was a Peters Stahl design using the Springfield 1911-A1 for Springfield. The Linkless was Springfield's attempt at making their own, and from what I have read was told to stop due to some infringement on Patents. Have not been able to find anything price wise though.

 

[GREEN607]

I am looking all over the web but am having a hard time putting a value on a Springfield 1911-A1 Linkless 10mm made in the early 90's
Anybody out there that can help?

I have the 2006 edition of the Blue Book (Fjestad). It shows that 10mm model as having a MSRP of $640. Shows used values as follows:

100% cond... $525
98% cond.... $410
95% cond.... $355
90% cond.... $315

Considering this volume of the BB is 5+ years old.... I can safely say that you could add 20% to those figures, for fair market value. I will also add that on some makes and models of firearms..... BB is known to occassionally state fair market values that are slightly low, as compared to what the gun may actually be selling for in places like Gun Broker, etc.

So, to simplify, if the gun you're looking at is in 90% condition..... $375-$409 would not be exceptionally high, in most parts of the U.S.

 

[AllenM]

I think an auction site may be the way to go. Let the market set he value.
$400.00 would be low I believe but that's just my opinion

Thanks for taking the time to look it up