4.5 Redhawk 45C Price

[writwing]

I am thinking of selling my 4.5 inch RH 45 and am curious as to what the going price is?

 

[chris_]

$500 and I'll take it!

 

[GAR]

$505

 

[chris_]

Probably 700 or so

 

[Knuckles]

4.5 bbl ??? :?

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4 inch
4.2 inch
5.5 inch
7.5 inch
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$475 - $675

 

[rugerguy]

yes, is it a 5 and a half or a newer 4 inch???, never saw a 4 and a half.....

 

[Knuckles]

yes, is it a 5 and a half or a newer 4 inch???, never saw a 4 and a half.....

The first 4 inch Redhawks were later followed by the 4.2 inch Redhawks ..."Canada Approved"

 

[AKDRSS]

I been watching these on gunbrokers. With the 4 or 5.5 inch barrels they been going for about $700 if they are in good condition.

 

[stantheman86]

Assuming it's a 4" or a 4.2" .45 LC Redhawk, in very nice, well maintained condition and hasn't been altered I would say somewhere in the $600 range would be a guaranteed sale. Is it an "older" model with the pinned extractor or one of the newest ones?

I got my early production used but hardly fired 4.2" .44 Mag Redhawk for about $550 and people thought I got a steal.

The fact that these are very hard to find new OR used may add some to the price, and also regional price differences are a factor. A state that has open carry where someone may want a handy, rugged big bore DA may find a buyer more quickly than say, somewhere like NJ where you can hardly buy a gun anymore

IMO the .45 LC 4.2" Redhawks have more "interest" than the .44's, since the .45's seem less common and a lot of people seem to want them.

 

[stantheman86]

Assuming it's a 4" or a 4.2" .45 LC Redhawk, in very nice, well maintained condition and hasn't been altered I would say somewhere in the $600 range would be a guaranteed sale. Is it an "older" model with the pinned extractor or one of the newest ones?

I got my early production used but hardly fired 4.2" .44 Mag Redhawk for about $550 and people thought I got a steal.

The fact that these are very hard to find new OR used may add some to the price, and also regional price differences are a factor. A state that has open carry where someone may want a handy, rugged big bore DA may find a buyer more quickly than say, somewhere like NJ where you can hardly buy a gun anymore

IMO the .45 LC 4.2" Redhawks have more "interest" than the .44's, since the .45's seem less common and a lot of people seem to want them.

 

[Lee Martin]

I agree. $600 and it would sell in minutes. And you'd probably have takers at $700 if you're patient.

 

[41manor44]

Just for reference, in January I ordered a NIB 45 Colt 4.2" barrel Redhawk. Price before tax $715.