Sig P226. unfired..how much $$

[vash]

co-worker just wants to unload it. he said, never fired. i dont know if that means he never fired it, or it has never ever been fired. he said, he may ask $650 for it. i cannot google "weapons" sites on my work machine. is this a good price? i have one already that my bro gave me. i have no price datum.

TIA, cliff

[HardDrive]

Good price if it's new in box unfired. I have one in .40. Love it.

[Rot 911]

Originally Posted by HardDrive

Good price if it's new in box unfired. I have one in .40. Love it.

If it is clean and in good shape, i.e., no scratches, scrapes, dings, etc. I really don't care if it has been fired. Most pistols need a couple hundred rounds through them to smooth things out anyway. Might as well let someone else spend the money on ammo to break it in.

[Rick Lee]

Depends on several things. There are many versions of the P226 - SCT, Equinox, Navy, etc. Mine has a rail and night sights. What generation is it? W. German or New Hampshire? Is the SIG logo engraved or laser-etched? $650 would be ok for a NIB railed version with night sights and two hi-cap. mags in 9mm, .40 or .357SIG. If it's a bare bones model with bar/dot sights, $500-$550 would be good.

[m21sniper]

$650 is way too much IMO. $550 would be far more reasonable. For $650 you can just buy one yourself at the gunshop, brand new.

[azasadny]

I have one of these in .357Sig and .40S&W that you swap the barrels to make the switch. I bought it used (refurbished by the factory) with 2 mags, both barrels, in the original box for $750 at my local gun shop last spring.