I have a 3" 686 CS1 and a 4" 686 CS1

[glock_556]

My question is, would these be more valuable to try to sell as a pair?

Both in comparable VG condition

Thanks

 

[murphydog]

Probably not; unless they have some kind of connection, such as being a matched set of US Customs duty guns, you'll probably get a higher price selling them separately.

 

[PMRet]

Probably not; unless they have some kind of connection, such as being a matched set of US Customs duty guns, you'll probably get a higher price selling them separately.

I agree...

 

[gunny4053]

The 4" models are nice and fetch a fair price, but the 3" models are the ones which are most sought after. Unless you find someone who really wants a pair, they will bring a better price separately.

 

[lhump1961]

Pricing the two together will put the price too high to attract the most potential buyers...plus people will just ask you to split them anyway!

 

[glock_556]

Thanks for the info guys. What would be the going rate on these individually?

 

[SAFireman]

I would say 800-900 in my area, but condition is everything....do you have the proper box, docs, stocks, ect?

If you post some photos, we can be most helpful

 

[glock_556]

No box or docs for either of them Will try to get some pics posted

 

[youngda9]

CS1 are all 6 shooters, right?

 

[gunny4053]

CS1 are all 6 shooters, right?

Yep, all 6 shot, satin stainless, no lock, and originally issued with Pach grips. Of all the guns I've traded or sold, the 3" CS-1 is the only one I truly regret letting go of. Maybe I'll have another one of these days.

 

[youngda9]

Thanks, I'm more of a S&W purist...I prefer 7 shooters like the original #1 had

Great pair you have. I would not want to part with CS1s.