CZ 40B

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I do not really use or shoot my CZ 40B ever due to not shooting guns much at all anymore(Time).

If I wanted to sell my good condition CZ40B what would be a good asking price, very hard to find anything of recent sale data!

Thanks
 
What do CZ75s chambered in .40 go for?
Unfortunately (for those trying to sell guns), .40 S&W is in decline as a service cartridge, and I think anything .40 is going to be worth less than a similar gun chambered in 9mm.
 
I believe the 40B to be a rarer handgun that should fetch a bit more than a standard .40. THanks for the input though. I'm gauging and hoping for the $500+ range, perhaps I'm better just sitting on it for a few years.
 
In today’s market you will be hard pressed to get $500. They are somewhat rare but they were also not very popular. If you found the right buyer hole in their CZ collection you might get your asking price otherwise it will sit.
 
Unlikely to be much collector value - even the extremely rare Colt Z40 doesn't have much of a following (yet) - and .40s are never going to be worth more than they are now.
 
I paid something like $250 for one, brand new, several years ago. I doubt very much you'll get $500 for one, but I don't know what the market will bear.
 
I have owned a CZ40B since 2008. I find it a superb pistol. Very very accurate and uber reliable. That being said the bottom has fallen out of the .40 market. When SIG P229 and P226's are going for less than $400, IMOO you would be hard pressed to get $500 for a CZ40B even though its as good (or better) than the two SIGs mentioned previously.
 
I owned (and loved) my 40P and recently sold it to buy an AR before the election. With the 40S&W getting no respect any more I'll say that $425 will be the best you can do. It is a great pistol but not many people know about them.
 
Thanks mikey!
I wanted an AR10 and thought I needed to get one before the beast got elected.
Well, she didn't get in and the prices dropped.
I'm still happy but I would be happier if I waited a few months!
 
Larry, It is hard to predict the future, I have only one AR 10 ( actually a DPMS LR 308) but around forty AR’s in .223 and 300 Blackout. The M1a and M1 Garands can also help keep the tigers at bay even if getting a little aged.
 
What state do you live in? I got my 40B for $300 many years ago. Not sure of going prices these days.
 
I paid 400 for mine two years ago. I bought it for one day I hoped to find the elusive 9mm barrel for it.
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I paid about $300 for mine, shipped. I've regretted later trading that gun away. At the time I just found that I didn't like .40, but now have no problems with it, and have a number of .40 handguns (including one with 9mm conversion barrels, and a .45 GAP (Glock 37) with a .40 conversion barrel. Seems like a nice option should .45 GAP ever get hard to find.

While most of the 40B is very similar to the standard 75B, you can't swap barrels, as the 40B uses a different lockup design -- no barrel lugs on top of the barrel -- with the barrel locking up in a SIG-like manner. Some of the newer CZs take a similar approach.

Bar-Sto offered 9mm and 40>9m conversion barrels for .40 CZs many years ago, but I'm not sure they ever offered one for the 40B. They soon discontinued their standard 75B offerings -- apparently underwhelmed by the demand. (The .40 CZ was more popular in IPSC, and the guns most widely used there are a larger design.) Back then there simply wasn't much demand for CZ-related products.

If Bar-Sto were to try again for standard CZ models, they might be pleasantly surprised, now that CZ has a following, but back in the late '90s and early '00s, the guns were unknown or novelties.

I'm surprised that other barrel makers haven't offered more for CZs. (EFK Firedragon offers barrels for the FNH handguns, and I'm sure there are MORE CZs out there than FNX, FNS, and FNP handguns.)
 
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just picked one up a few weeks ago, after taxes it was $400

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$500 will be nearly impossible unless it is NIB
 
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