NRA edition lc9

[Mjobrien10]

I’ve got an NRA edition LC9 that’s been in my cabinet for a couple years. I use it a lot less than my other pistols so was trying to find a value on it but not having much luck. Any ideas?

 

[hittman]

Unless it’s new pristine in box unfired it’s worth what any other LC9 is worth used.

 

[s4s4u]

Unless it’s new pristine in box unfired it’s worth what any other LC9 is worth used.

Yep! Hold on to it for a few more decades and maybe.....

 

[RoninPA]

You can also go to Gunbroker.com and check the"Completed" auctions to see what it or similiar ones have sold for.

Saw one there:
(NIB) Ruger LC9 NRA 9mm
Sold Price $189.00

 

[Novsek03]

Don't expect a windfall because of the NRA branding. Realistically, price it like a very clean, standard LC9 (maybe starting at $325), and be prepared to accept offers around $275-$300. Its true value is whatever a buyer is willing to pay for that specific configuration on the day you sell it.

If you're not in a hurry, listing it on GunBroker with good photos is the way to find the buyer who might actually want the "NRA Edition" as a collectible. If you want it gone quickly, price it at $275 locally and it should move.

 

[Dry154]

The Ruger LC9 NRA Special Edition camo frame, NRA logos is a cool limited run from around 2011-2013, but it doesn't carry much premium over a standard LC9 these days.

Real world used values right now from recent sales on GunBroker

Clean used examples go for $250-350 typically.

NIB or low round ones push $350-400 if someone wants the NRA branding.

Average plain LC9 used is $200-300, so the special edition adds maybe $50-100 at best.

Yours has been sitting a couple years low use, so figure $275-350 private sale depending on condition pics. List high on GunBroker/Armslist and let it ride the right collector might bite for the NRA vibe.

Solid little pocket 9mm, but market's flooded with similar compacts. You'll move it easy in that range. Good luck!