Debating on selling a P250

[SnipeShot]

I have a SIG P250 all back in a .40. It was never on the roaster and I am debating on selling it since it only has been used several times. How do I put a value on something like this if I do decide to sell it. I checked the marketplace and see the 2 tone 9mm but not the one I have. Please feel free to move this if it's in the wrong section.

[Creampuff]

I have a p250 and it isn't often used as well. It is only 2 years out since SSE ended. I would wait a bit because the p250's aren't selling for much for an off-roster item. It is too much of a niche item. A true double action only firearm that almost feels like it is meant for the person transitioning from revolvers.

I'm holding onto it for 2 reasons. It is a good training weapon where you can work on your trigger pull. 2nd reason - you can't buy it anymore in CA. 3rd (I know I said 2) you aren't going to a get as much on the market for now, at least compared to the p320. Right now the p250 is hiding under the shadow of its younger brother p320.

[Donkeypunch0420]

I sold mine few years back for $650 IIRC. Mine was in .45, and wore the full size kit. Sadly, they are not in high demand in California, or otherwise. It was a nice gun, but I think the DAO was a turn off for people. It would have done better with a Glock style striker fired action IMO. I think $650 may still be attainable. .40 cal is becoming less and less popular however, so be prepared to take a little less.

[SnipeShot]

Thanks for the input, I will just hold onto it then. I was thinking of selling it to help fund a S&W 686.

[Truck286]

Debating on selling my AR Pistol Lowers and CZ SCORPIONS... Just to much to register... Geeeeezzzzzzzz.

[NikePenguin]

It is a good training weapon where you can work on your trigger pull.

I love my P250 for this very reason.