C0mmand3rC0dy
Sr Member
My friend off these boards has one that he's wanting to sell and was hoping to get around $1000, I'm rather new here and was wondering what you guys had to say. :confused
How much is a Blade Runner PDK by Hartford of Japan worth?
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It is a high end piece but I think 600.00 to 700.00 is more realistic.
C0mmand3rC0dy
Sr Member
That sounds about right, I'm more of a star wars guy. I still have to see Bladerunner :lol. He should be able to sell it. I'm new here so I don't want to try and say anything silly.
androidandy
Sr Member
They originally sold for around $500 in Japan. They later sold a Kit that went for about $350, and a guy on Ebay is listing them regularly for $600+ right now.
The early ones came with a plastic guncase and were numbered on the buttplate. The airsofts are also of higher demand and a bit rarer. At one time they sold for over $1,000 on eBay, but they have dropped as a result of the kit version. I think a fair price for the early version would be around $700-$800 unless it was one of the very first ones. The early ones also purposely misspelled the "Steyr Mannlicher" engraving by switching the 'E's and the 'A's.
The PFC cap version is the one I have and it is extremely impressive because of the weight, and craftsmanship that went into it. It truly feels like a real weapon. They might not be accurate, but they feel and look real.
In the end it is worth what someone is willing to pay for it, but I hope some background on it helps.
Andy
The early ones came with a plastic guncase and were numbered on the buttplate. The airsofts are also of higher demand and a bit rarer. At one time they sold for over $1,000 on eBay, but they have dropped as a result of the kit version. I think a fair price for the early version would be around $700-$800 unless it was one of the very first ones. The early ones also purposely misspelled the "Steyr Mannlicher" engraving by switching the 'E's and the 'A's.
The PFC cap version is the one I have and it is extremely impressive because of the weight, and craftsmanship that went into it. It truly feels like a real weapon. They might not be accurate, but they feel and look real.
In the end it is worth what someone is willing to pay for it, but I hope some background on it helps.
Andy
