Need some advice

[Denny]

After long consideration I have decided to that I need to sell or trade my 41 Redhawk but I have no idea of value. It stainless steel with a Clements trigger job and warning label removed I plan to make it a package deal with the reloading dies, brass and loaded ammo usin Creeker 230 Keith SWC and 16.4 of 2400 Any ideas I looked on auction sights but still puzzled. I have had this for a long time and can not remember the last time it was shot. I purchased it used and have no box. Thanks

 

[Busterswoodshop]

You will get the most money on an auction sight.
I have posted several guns on several different sights and couldn't sell them. I put them on an auction sight and got more than I was asking for every one of them.

 

[hittman]

What barrel length? Some may shy away from it due to the customizations. Others surely won't care. There's been a few sold recently on GunBroker if you can check the completed auctions there. Look in the Auction Links section here ..... our fellow member Beaver Creek has links up to some he sold on GunBroker and I bought directly from him a 5.5" blued.

 

[427mach1]

I bought a 5-1/2" stainless 41 magnum Redhawk, 1988 vintage, excellent condition without box or papers for $650 in early 2012. It was listed on Gunbroker three times (no bids) with a starting price of $700 if I recall correctly. It was listed by a small shop about 50 miles from me (NW Georgia) so I called, drove up, made an offer, and took it home with me. As hittman suggested, check the completed auction section of GB.

 

[Denny]

Thanks I will get a picture and place it on Gunbroker

 

[WESHOOT2]

I think a clean 41 Redhawk commands $750 minimum.


Some years back I traded mine off for a lightly customized Springfield Armory 40 S&W 1911. Think about it......

 

[41manor44]

I picked up a used 7 1/2" 41 Redhawk in May of 2010. It is of '86 vintage and in good shape. It cost me $625 plus tax. I have only seen one other used 41 for sale so the 41 isn't the easiest caliber to pick up.