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  • Kid Colt
    Member
    • Jun 2008
    • 375

    Rare? Springfield P9 Ultra IPSC model

    So today I have a chance to PPT a Springfield P9 9mm ultra IPSC model. It is in great condition and everything is original in box with papers. I am told from some guys at turners it is a Rare gun is this true? And if so, does anybody have any idea as to how much its worth. The price offered to me is $450. PLEASE help me!!!
    Apprentice of the late great gunsmith Benjamin Wood (Ben's Gun Shop)
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    Someguy925
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 572

    I'm poking about it looks like it looks like the parts were made by Tanfoglio and branded by Springfield.

    I'd say they're rather rare since they're not on the list and made back in the 80s.
    Last edited by Someguy925; 06-24-2010, 7:50 AM.

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      Kid Colt
      Member
      • Jun 2008
      • 375

      Yea, that pretty much confirms the conclusion I've also come to. But I am really interested in finding out what is worth in CA, with it not being on the list.
      Apprentice of the late great gunsmith Benjamin Wood (Ben's Gun Shop)

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        get2now
        Member
        • Jan 2006
        • 155

        That's a reasonable price. Rare? Yeah, but that doesn't mean it's valuable.
        It should be a good shooter for many years. I have one from the early 90's and it still shoots great.
        Make sure you look closely at the mag release/barrel pin. That's where they usually break parts. Look at the barrel where it cams on the pin too, to make sure it has good clean sharp edges. Check the lugs on the barrel too. They should be clean and sharp. Also make sure the slide doesn't have any cracks around the ejection port.
        Most of the parts are still available but you don't want to get it and start putting more money into it. Then it wouldn't be worth it.
        My 2 cents as a current owner of one.

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          Kid Colt
          Member
          • Jun 2008
          • 375

          Thank you.
          Apprentice of the late great gunsmith Benjamin Wood (Ben's Gun Shop)

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          • #6
            9mmepiphany
            Calguns Addict
            • Jul 2008
            • 8075

            Originally posted by Someguy925
            I'm poking about it looks like it looks like the parts were made by Tanfoglio and branded by Springfield.
            it's more a matter of the gun is a Tanfogilio copy of the CZ 75, was imported by Springfield and marketed as the P9. this was back in the days when they couldn't import the CZ, except through Canada. it was the first "practical" large cap (compared to the 1911) that could be loaded to Major 9 for USPSA (IPSC) competition...there used to be a lot of "High Speed, Low Drag" parts available for it

            what ended it's run in the market was EAA/Witness upping their offerings, the fall of the Wall and CZ coming into the market and the introduction of the large capacity 1911-based guns like the Para, SVI and STI

            it seems like yours is at a fair price as the IPSC model had many cool parts that separated it from the regular EAA guns...i don't think it's rare (meaning collectible), but the good news is that EAA parts should fit it
            ...because the journey is the worthier part...The Shepherd's Tale

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