RUGER P-345

[Donk310]

What would you pay for a Ruger P-345? I'm thinking about off-loading one.

[dave85620]

Pics?

[Over It]

I got mine last year for $200 with original box, papers and original two mags, barely used. Too good of a deal to pass up even though I really didn't need it. Looks ridiculous with 10rd mag, the extendo mag and grip end up being longer than the slide. And the 10rd mags are promag, but they work well enough.

Normal market price would probably be around $300 depending on condition. Its a good gun, just not as famous as its P90 brother and not nearly as good looking.

[Donk310]

I got mine last year for $200 with original box, papers and original two mags, barely used. Too good of a deal to pass up even though I really didn't need it. Looks ridiculous with 10rd mag, the extendo mag and grip end up being longer than the slide. And the 10rd mags are promag, but they work well enough.

Normal market price would probably be around $300 depending on condition.

Cool. Yeah, the most I've seen them on the market for was about $299.

[SuperBanther]

Used Ruger P-series guns are not affected by the roster premiums other guns seem to have.

With that said -depending on the condition of the gun and included accessories - I would start at $300 +/- for a functioning gun that includes a magazine and may have some blemishes.

The general census is that it's a great gun for around $300-350. If priced higher, there are "better options" for the money.


For reference here is:

An Armslist listing for a P-345 asking $599 (ad has been up for 7 months)

https://www.armslist.com/posts/9504927/california-handguns-for-sale--ruger-p345-45-auto

A Calguns Thread discussing the value of the older P89:

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1514495&highlight=ruger+p89

[dave85620]

For $200-$300 I might have to pick one up. Never owned a .45 before and the controls are similiar to my Beretta.

[Donk310]

Used Ruger P-series guns are not affected by the roster premiums other guns seem to have.

With that said -depending on the condition of the gun and included accessories - I would start at $300 +/- for a functioning gun that includes a magazine and may have some blemishes.

The general census is that it's a great gun for around $300-350. If priced higher, there are "better options" for the money.


For reference here is:

An Armslist listing for a P-345 asking $599 (ad has been up for 7 months)

https://www.armslist.com/posts/9504927/california-handguns-for-sale--ruger-p345-45-auto

A Calguns Thread discussing the value of the older P89:
https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/...ight=ruger+p89

$300-ish is probably what I will be asking. I wouldn't even pay $599 for one.

[Hardwarejunkie]

I got mine here on the Marketplace several years back, really like the gun.
If I were looking for another one I would pay $350 for stainless slide and $300 for blued.
Good luck with your sale!

[plumbum]

I’m partial to the P97 and P90, but the P345 was a lot of fun(gun) for the money - one heck of a slim .45 ACP and great ergonomics.

[Mr. Beretta]

For $200-$300 I might have to pick one up. Never owned a .45 before and the controls are similiar to my Beretta.

+1 ......

[Fishslayer]

Did you clean under the rear sight?