looked at a Savage 1911 last nite.

[RayP.]

uable to delete this reply(was at image host site and after I made my reply and posted it w/pic,this was posted by mistake,had one sentence,just wouldn't delete.

RayP.

[RayP.]

Well, I guess you could say that I'm shocked as well. I certainly would not pay $2500 for it. Agreed $500 is far below the mark... and I would consider your offer of $1000 fair. I personally would not go much higher though. This is simply another arsenal re-work of a 1918 Colt with a fairly rare slide on it. I don't have a Savage slide, but I don't need one in my collection that badly either. But, are the Savage slides really that valuable? Bottom line is... it is as valuable as someone is willing to pay for it.

[SIZE=2"]Have had a few,the 2 I have left,like the rest of them are in the "shooter prices" area,The un-molested RIA may(might) be $100 or so higher,what ever the traffic will bear,600 to $900,but if the "feeding frenzy" hits and "stimulus checks are still flowing,who knows?,parts like grips,etc,may attribute to a little higher price.
The re-blue.



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I just wondered about this 1911. I may have posted this on the old forum but am having a senior moment. Model 1911 Savage slide... - Gunboard's Forums