I have a PC 586-7 L-Comp with a 4" barrel, often referred to as a GIGN model with the aluminum case. It has a matte blue finish and a tritium insert front sight that has long since burned out. Does anyone know what an aproximate value would be on the revolver?
-
Forum Update: We've upgraded the software to improve security, performance, and the overall experience.
👉 Read why we made the change | Support the Forum
GIGN 586-7 4" L-Comp
- Thread starter mikemx5
- Start date
Register to hide this ad
- Joined
- Dec 31, 2008
- Messages
- 3,451
- Reaction score
- 9,926
They are great revolvers...
As for value, I'd venture a guess at something between $1500 -$2000, but who knows....?
If a M586 collector just had to have one to add to his/her collection, they might just pay more....
Prices for non-lock models with low production numbers are all over the place (normally high).
Great revolvers, put some nice grips/stocks on them and they are lookers.
As for value, I'd venture a guess at something between $1500 -$2000, but who knows....?
If a M586 collector just had to have one to add to his/her collection, they might just pay more....
Prices for non-lock models with low production numbers are all over the place (normally high).
Great revolvers, put some nice grips/stocks on them and they are lookers.
