What would you pay?

[9Cal_OC]

Probably $500
That’s what I spend on my P238 when it was on sale.

I’d like to get an LCP II but won’t pay the asking prices I’ve seen so I just move on. I’ll carry what I have right now.

[jben]

I think I paid 275 for my Bersa Thunder .380 some time ago. Very happy with that purchase. I'm going to vote $275.

[71MUSTY]

I don't know, I paid good money for a G42 here in California because it's the only thing you can appendix carry in a speedo

[CoopsDad]

$750 is the most I have paid for a .380.

That is spectacular! I'm consumed by jealousy.

[fendter]

Paid $380 for a Ruger LCP Max

[Featureless]

Zero Zip Zilch. Already have one I bought in 1969. Walther PPK/s. Never shoot it; never carry it. Much prefer my G26.

[lmcc0072]

[Like2fly]

The only .380 that I have bought for more than $500 was for a Glock 42 that I paid $600 (due to being off roster). I paid $500 for a new P238, other than that none of the several other .380 pistols cost me more than $400. I have several LCP’s and a Colt Mustang ($200 long time ago). I actually like and have a few “pocket” or “mouse” guns including 2x Beretta .32, and Seecamp in .32acp. The only .380 that I would pay more than $500 for (in Cali) is a PPS/PPK but they are still selling at a steep premium.

[SilveradoColt21]

I mean the Colt Mustangs go for around 1k here so I guess that amount lol, 380 pistols don't really interest me like that but if the chance came to buy a Mustang I think I would

[rainman8819]

Most I've ever paid is $500 for a Beretta 85FS. Love it. Just wish I had bought a little bit more ammo for it.

[Verdha603]

Depends on how old it is for me.

A nice C&R like a Beretta 1934, FN 1910, PPK, 1908 pocket hammerless. Over $500 depending on condition.

Not interested in any new production .380s except for a PPKS and I'd only pay $450 for one.

I would never carry a .380 as Id just carry a 9x19 like the P365 or G43.

Kinda in the same boat, though in all honesty I think most of the older .380 ACP handguns I would want I'd prefer to own them in .32 ACP instead due to usually being more available in the smaller cartridge and .32 ACP being easier to find, especially during an ammo panic. It's not like I'm going to use any of them as self-defense handguns, so the difference between being a .32 or a .380 isn't going to matter much to me anyways.

[elSquid]

Probably $700-800 for a LNIB chrome Beretta 84FS. I really should have bought one new when I had the chance.



-- Michael

[NoHeavyHitter]

The only .380 I've ever bought was the Ruger LCP. The local shop put them on sale for $179 and I'd always wanted one. It was my first gun purchase after I moved to Idaho. So I would say $200..

9mm is where I'll start to throw down, but not so much for a .380

[B.J.F.]

Beretta has a Pico in 380.

[smle-man]

Just sold a 1970s Mauser HSc .380 in the box with all of the papers plus two extra magazines for $650 and I had people lined up to buy it.

Bought a Ruger LCP for $350 as a replacement. it looks and feels like a cap gun but carries a lot better than the Mauser. The HSc is more of a holster gun than the LCP which drops in my pocket nicely.