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tmacey45 · 06-15-2010, 02:15 PM

I am holding on to it for now...I got enough out of the Rem 1100 to get the two guns I wanted from the dealer today so there was no need to use this "ECLIPSE" on trade. While I was there, I did look up the blue book value on it however. 100%=$250, 50%=$110 and 10%=$60. Mine is about 70-75% and looked very close in condition to the ones sold at RIA. Strange how the value of guns differ from one source to the other. Thanks for the input everyone. BTW, for the Rem 1100 I got on even trade plus 1 box of ammo for each gun. Mossburg 500 12ga. pump and a Diamond bright chrome .380 pistol. The diamond is a neat little .380. Looks very close to a Glock and breaks down like one too.
I was told this company was started by some pissed-off ex Kel-Tec employees and now produce these guns right across the street from kel-Tec...

06-15-2010, 02:15 PM	#6
tmacey45 Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Central, IN Posts: 4	Re: Iver Johnson .22 single shot derringer I am holding on to it for now...I got enough out of the Rem 1100 to get the two guns I wanted from the dealer today so there was no need to use this "ECLIPSE" on trade. While I was there, I did look up the blue book value on it however. 100%=$250, 50%=$110 and 10%=$60. Mine is about 70-75% and looked very close in condition to the ones sold at RIA. Strange how the value of guns differ from one source to the other. Thanks for the input everyone. BTW, for the Rem 1100 I got on even trade plus 1 box of ammo for each gun. Mossburg 500 12ga. pump and a Diamond bright chrome .380 pistol. The diamond is a neat little .380. Looks very close to a Glock and breaks down like one too. I was told this company was started by some pissed-off ex Kel-Tec employees and now produce these guns right across the street from kel-Tec...