P7M10

[mat19er8]

P7m10

[Pistolwhipped]

Depending on the condition it should range from 2000 to 2500. If its new like you say then upwards of 2500. I did see one a while back go for 1800 but it was used.

[Pistolwhipped]

I also saw a nickle p7m10 selling for 4000 too. I dont know if it ever sold but damn was it nice.

[Sobriquet]

You're better off inquiring on HKPRO. I will tell you that you'll pay a higher premium here in California because you can't bring them in from out of state anymore, only PPT.

Personally, I'd get a P7M8 unless you want it for your collection. The slide on the P7M10 is massive and heavy. My P7M8 disappears on the hip with a good holster.

[RP1911]

They are going for as much as $3,300.

Check for P7M10 in classifieds and you'll pull up some ads.

[tankerman]

I sold one (nickled) for $3000 last year ANIB.

It sold very quickly.

[CA Gun Laws Suck]

As of today I would say +-$3k for that pistol....thats just me you can always find someone selling them higher or lower...if that helps

[fguerra]

Probably depends on how fast you want it to sell. I see them normally go for $2500+. I got my nickle one in the box for $1600.

[K5Cruiser]

Blue P7M10, Unfired, NIB with 2 mags and paperwork

I'd say $2500

[JohnJW]

Wow. 3K for a gun that was almost universally unwanted when it was in production. As much as I like the M10, if you want to use it as a primary defensive handgun I have to warn you that the recoil spring on the M10, at least on mine, is identical to the one for the M13 with a much thinner and lighter slide. On a couple occasions the slide on my M10 failed to return to battery by ~3mm. The first time I rack the slide and ejected a life round. The second time I tapped the slide close.

I'm not a gun collector so I don't know if the future value of the M10 will appreciate more relative to a M13. I went the route of M10 then M13, but given the prices of M10 today, maybe it's better to go with M13 then M10. Fundamentally the P7 platform was designed for 9mm.