Smith Wesson 1076 (not FBI gun) price check.. Quality?

[MP1518]

Need a price check on a regular 1076 unfired and boxed. Thank You.

 

[MP1518]

Can't find comps. Don't know much about them

 

[special reserve]

I bought one last summer for $875, unfired, still had inspection stickers. Box, cleaning kit, 2 mags etc

 

[Aegis]

They can run from a low of 600 to 1100 + -.. Great gun, you will not be disappointed.

 

[boomer1983]

I bought my second 1076 acouple weeks ago. I sold my first one and regreted it ever since. Id be skeptical about the whole unfired claim as I see that all the time with used firearms that have clearly been fired. as long as its in good condition and well taken care of that's all that should matter. 1076's are getting very hard to find. I got my most recent one for 800$ with 200 rounds of hot 10mm JHP's and 250 rounds of once fired brass which was quickly loaded up. I couldn't be happier and wont be letting this one go

 

[TTSH]

I'd say between $850 and $1,000... and probably a lot closer to the upper end of that range (or even higher) if truly "unfired-in-original-box" with all papers & accessories.

 

[DanP7]

$1000-$1200 IMO. May be a little more. You'll need to find a buyer who is only interested in collecting, and not shooting. So, you'll have a smaller market, but one that is more ready to pay asking price if it truly is perfectly in original unfired condition as from the factory. As opposed to guys looking for one that has been shot, so that they can shoot it, who are probably looking to find something in range of fired conditions and prices.

As someone mentioned, there are no useful comparable sales on the common exchanges for NIB examples, so it really is going to be whatever collectors market will bear, and 10xx guns have been trending down slightly since a peak in 2011-2012, but the interest in new is still there.