Best guess on "unique" 4586's value with no magazine disconnector

[Outrider]

What's your "best guess" on the current, "actual" value of a like-new, circa 1995-ish 4586 with fewer than 100 rounds through it -- and no magazine disconnector -- from the factory?

Book value on this pistol would seem largely irrelevant -- because it is so rare, if not unique.

Four to six magazines could come with it.

 

[kbm6893]

What's your "best guess" on the current, "actual" value of a like-new, circa 1995-ish 4586 with fewer than 100 rounds through it -- and no magazine disconnector -- from the factory?

Book value on this pistol would seem largely irrelevant -- because it is so rare, if not unique.

Four to six magazines could come with it.

No mag disconnect is not a rare thing. PD's requested them. Is the slide factory marked as having no mag disconnect?

 

[Outrider]

Yes

It came from the factory that way.

In my experience, it IS rare to have that stated this way -- and straight from the factory -- and made available to the public.

A department armorer didn't remove the disconnector.

I've been watching for decades -- and never seen one before.

 

[squidsix]

I have seen some with no hole in the slide for it. Most just have a void where it would normally go. Kentucky State Police 4566 pistols that I saw (and bought one of) had no disconnect and were marked "caution: will fire with magazine removed" or some nonsense.
Personally I hate the things, because I like to dry-fire practice and do not allow magazines present for it.
There was at least one run of Melonite 4566 without the disconnect present.