In the early 90's my department converted to Smith & Wesson 4026 from .357 mag. revolvers (Smith 586). I was able to buy a 4026 at the dept cost and I have never fired it. Since I always had my dept issued duty weapon I never needed to fire it and after several years the idea of owning an unused, no longer in production pistol gained appeal in my mind. Don't know if I was correct or not. Any opinions on the value. I realize they were made for only a few years (1990-1993) but it was my first .40 and I always liked it. Our dept changed to Sig 229 40's several years later and I own that one as well but it was my duty gun so had been fired thousands of times. Its not for sale so lets call it for insurance purposes.
A brand new unfired 4026 with all the goodies should be in the $1000 range for insurance purposes.
My 4026 was shipped in March 2000, and while not unfired when I got it, was in amazing shape, barely shows signs of firing. It has 1500 -2000 rounds through it now, and I probably would not sell it, but if I did it would be in the $700-$800 range. It's one of my top 2 favorites of non-compact 3rd gen.
One just sold on gunbroker NIB for 1200 buy it now. And I must say that was surprising. But then again in the last few years mib pistol prices have been e going up.
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