Gun Pricing

[dalto]

Is there any kind of book, guide or site that lists approximate values for older firearms?

 

[Acera]

Yes, The Blue Book of Gun Values is pretty much the standard these days. A new one comes out each year after the spring Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show.

Amazon.com: Blue Book of Gun Values (9781936120208): S. P. Fjestad: Books

 

[Texasjack]

You can google a firearm and see some sales that have taken place recently. There are several books on gun prices, but Fjestad's is probably the best. They have some stuff on-line, but mostly they're trying to get you to buy the book or DVD.

You can also ask on here and someone who has a copy can look it up.

 

[dalto]

Thanks, that's exactly what I was working for.

Was mainly looking for something I could have with me when I went to gun shows. Too bad they don't have an electronic version.

 

[Colonel]

Thanks, that's exactly what I was working for.

Was mainly looking for something I could have with me when I went to gun shows. Too bad they don't have an electronic version.

They do have an electronic version

Blue Book of Gun Values

 

[Handgun World]

I've found that looking up auction sites and finding out what they sold for or listed for, is a good guide. Remember, a gun, like any object is only worth what someone will pay for it and what the market bears at the time you're selling it.