4505..what's it worth?

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I recently purchased a used 4505. The original hammer, slide release, and decocker have been replaced by stainless parts. It has a Novak (custom shop) logo on the right side of the slide. Slight holster wear, but seems to function great. Just wondering what something like that might be worth. I know it's hard to tell me without seeing it first. Just wanting a ballpark figure.
 
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The 4505s don't show up for sale all that often, 3rd Gens customized by Novak even less. It's really hard to put a value on a gun without knowing what work was done (or as you said: seeing it). I am betting Wayne did more than just swap out a few small parts. I could guess what work was done, but that is all that it would be. I have seen a few stock 4505s in very good condition sell for around $500-550. I have also seen a few sit on auction sites and never sell where the owner wanted $700+. With internal Novak custom work, they may just have gotten their price.
 
I agree with mlk18. Depending on what type, and how much work Novak's did, will determine the value of your 4505.

I've yet to see a 4505 in person. But I do have a like new 4505 slide with AS for when I do! ;) Regards 18DAI.
 
What the difference between a 4505 and 4506? I have a 4506 but never heard of the 4505.
 
4506 = Stainless Steel, 4505 = Blued Steel.
 
I never knew there was such an animal. We never get too old to learn.
 
Pics man, Pics! 3rd Gen Smith 45's are my fav autos bar none, built like tanks and they just "feel" right in my hand.
 
Is there any main difference value wise between adj sights vs standard sights?

I was looking for one over the past few weeks. The 4506-1s with adjustable sights were ALWAYS more expensive than the fixed/Novak. With the 4506, there seemed to be little difference.
 
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