[smince]

I had one of these several years ago, and traded it off(like a dummy). Since I've gotten to wanting another one, they seem to have dried up.

What are the going prices? Brazilian is OK.

Thanks.

 

[exitwounds]

Most of the nice ones seem to be going for $750 - $1000 from what I'm seeing in VA.

 

[Brian Dover]

Wow! I still see them (as shooter grade quality anyhow) for more like $350-$400 from time to time.

 

[smince]

WOW! I think the Brazilian I had went in the low $200's. But that was a few years ago. Shooter grade would be fine, if I could find one around here.

 

[GunsnRovers]

Brazil contact 1937's are not going in the $700 range. Most still seem to float $200~$450 depending on condition. They do seem a bit harder to find these days. Last two I saw had been chopped up and modified.

I paid $125 for mine in the early 1990's and I'm not selling it.

 

[williamN]

I had a Colt 1917. The internals were wore out so I traded it for a Hi Point :bawling: The dumb things we can do

 

[Chevy_Guy1977]

My dad has one. His is the genuine military one from the first world war. Great condition. It's a really cool gun. Looks mean as hell, too. Are those prices of 750-1000 for one like my dad has? If so I had no idea they were worth that much.
Chevy

 

[exitwounds]

I will agree with you all on the price range for the Brazilian models, if you can still find them, most I've seen are rode hard put away wet. I am referring to the real deal in 90% plus condition.