Wilson Combat CQB Light Rail damage

[Adoboi]

Was at Discount Gun Mart today and saw a CQB Light Rail for $3200. But had marring on the beaver tail and a couple other minor scratches on the trigger guard and slide.
Would you guys pick it up for $3050?

[blaser]

Depends. Do you like the damage? Just because you asked seems like you are on the fence. 3K is a lot to put down for something you don't love.

[ElvenSoul]

Low ball it!

Tell them $2700

[Nor*Cal]

Was it an older CA model or the current off roster production model?

[Adoboi]

Was it an older CA model or the current off roster production model?

It's the current one on the roster CQB, Ambi, AT Tac Lt Rl (Blk) (CQBLR-FSR-45) / Steel.

[Adoboi]

Depends. Do you like the damage? Just because you asked seems like you are on the fence. 3K is a lot to put down for something you don't love.

I mean, they are very minor damages, but it is a Wilson combat. You could only notice it if you really examine it. and yes it's a lot of $$

[91SDLegend]

3K is steep for a used Wilson that has some minor damage to it. Personally I couldn't justify spending that much on it because of that, I would expect a near perfect condition Wilson.

It's your money, do what you will with it.

If you could get them to drop it more, it might be worth it.

[SkyHawk]

I got one that had never been disassembled and was fired less than 200rd for $2700 PPT/no tax. It is flawless. That said, you don't see deals like that very often.

You may have to pay tax if this is consignment or dealer inventory. If you could get it less than $3000 out the door it would not be a terrible deal. You'd be looking at $3100+ tax for a new one.

One of the gun ranges in Sac has them on special for $3099 this month.

https://cordovashootingcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/SACRAMENTOGUNS.pdf

[stormvet]

Price sounds high to me, even for a new CQB. Any up grades to the gun or just a standard CQB with a rail.

Are we talking damage to the gun or just finish wear. I usually don't worry about light to moderate finish wear, it will have that after a couple months of me owning the gun anyway. No way around that if you shoot it, holster it, trian with it. But when buying used the price should be adjusted somewhat on the amount of normal finish wear and tear.

[JS41989]

I own some $3K pistols, so I am not against spending money on nice things, but I would absolutely never ever drop $3K on something that was damaged.

[Adoboi]

Price sounds high to me, even for a new CQB. Any up grades to the gun or just a standard CQB with a rail.

Are we talking damage to the gun or just finish wear. I usually don't worry about light to moderate finish wear, it will have that after a couple months of me owning the gun anyway. No way around that if you shoot it, holster it, trian with it. But when buying used the price should be adjusted somewhat on the amount of normal finish wear and tear.

It's a standard CQB with a Rail. Just light finish wear. Those were my thoughts as well. If only they had a BNIB in the back

[Adoboi]

I own some $3K pistols, so I am not against spending money on nice things, but I would absolutely never ever drop $3K on something that was damaged.

Yup. Good point.

[CouchOperator]

Both of mine new were $3100 before taxes/dros



Specifically point it out and work the price down

[Adoboi]

Both of mine new were $3100 before taxes/dros



Specifically point it out and work the price down

Nice! Jw, what's the reason you got two of the same guns?

[jpm804]

I would contact a Wilson master dealer like Migunslinger.com and see what his pricing is on a California Light rail CQB will be. I remember asking a couple years back and it was under $3k and even with transfer fees (shipping is free) it was cheaper than buying it locally.