YIKES! That sounds a little high to me Ken for a gun that doesn't have the right grips.... but then again maybe I'm just out of touch.... (been accused of that before).... the last prewar Outdoorsman I bought I paid $495 for and the one before that was $400.
Pre war outdoorsman worth?
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I agree thats probably too much, but in what DECADE 
did you buy them guns you mention? Or was it recently?
did you buy them guns you mention? Or was it recently?
Ken,
In this day and age, the gun as described would approach $ 1,500 with the correct grips.
That said, please consider the following:
1) 'Like new' bluing is highly unusual combined with incorrect grips...I would check very carefully
for evidence of a refinish...a good refinish.
2) The proper grips, in 'to match' condition, can cost $ 400, +/-.
3) Doing the math, IF it's an original, like-new gun, $ 1,000 to $ 1,100 sounds reasonable with
the incorrect grips.
Good luck!
Don
In this day and age, the gun as described would approach $ 1,500 with the correct grips.
That said, please consider the following:
1) 'Like new' bluing is highly unusual combined with incorrect grips...I would check very carefully
for evidence of a refinish...a good refinish.
2) The proper grips, in 'to match' condition, can cost $ 400, +/-.
3) Doing the math, IF it's an original, like-new gun, $ 1,000 to $ 1,100 sounds reasonable with
the incorrect grips.
Good luck!
Don
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