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FNP-45, is it worth selling?

whiskyjacked

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I was stationed in another state when I purchased an FNP-45, maybe around 2006 or 2007. Now, of course, I lament not buying more things. But I was a broke ass E3. I still have it, but haven't shot it in years. I'm considering selling or trading it in the classifieds section for something that I'd rather have, but I'm not sure it even would be worth it. Yes, it's off roster, but it's not in demand or anything. I'm not even sure what to begin asking. I've seen them for sale for around 4-500 in other states. Anyone have a suggestion on value?
 
The current trend seems to be starting at something crazy like $3000-$4000 and lowering the price from there or getting upset and "putting it back in the safe". Off roster gun prices are all over the place, many never sell so expect to lower the price a lot to make a sale but you should definitely get free state price, thats a given. The marketplace seems to have slowed down a bit. Theres a lot of items that have been sitting there for a while.

If I were trying to sell your's I'd expect to sell it anywhere from $700-$1000. So maybe start at $2000. But expect to cut the price drastically to make a sale.
 
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The current trend seems to be starting at something crazy like $3000-$4000 and lowering the price from there. Off roster gun prices are all over the place, many never sell so expect to lower the price a lot to make a sale but you should definitely get free state price, thats a given. The marketplace seems to have slowed down a bit. Theres a lot of items that have been sitting there for a while.

If I were trying to sell your's I'd expect to sell it anywhere from $700-$1000. So maybe start at $2000. But expect to cut the price drastically to make a sale.
Solid advice. Thanks.
 
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