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@PolarFBear -- if I may, i would like to make a suggestion:
Use the strength of your collection to compete, not the weaknesses.
The weakness is that the .45 cannot compete with the current micro-compacts for carry options.
The strength, is that .45s with forged frame 1911, glocks and a few others -- are 'platform' guns.
That means that they can be 'transformed' to various forms to accomodate specific purposes.
So if possible, what you should be doing is packaging your items for sale with those strength attributes.
the .45s should be packaged with conversion barrels + magazines -- as multi-caliber packages.
If you can invest in getting some to have additional conversions in to .38 Super, .400 corbon, .40 super, .460 rowland.
If you have a Ruger that can swap cylinders between .45 LC and .45 ACP -- I would package that with a .45 ACP semi auto and sell it together.
And so on.
My point is - your audience should not be the 'micro-compacts' crowd.
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