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shilowar
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The 6" is the most common. The 3.5 is the sexy one everybody wants. The longer the barrel the lower the selling price. Looks like high end shooter grade to me. Assume no box/docs and stuff? I would ask $600 and see what happens. But I have been accused of undervaluing guns.
Too old to live...too young to die...
How about a 13-2 3" barrel?
Too old to live...too young to die...
savage170- Selling or asking? I've seen some really high asking prices...selling is another matter.
Just a observation what I seen at the show today didn't camp out at their tables to see if they got it are not but everybody was pretty consist on their prices. Any kind of N-frame around here is bringing a lot more then I'm willing to pay for them anymore
Too old to live...too young to die...
It's really impossible to put a value on a used gun. Too many variables. One may throw money at you while another walks away.
Ok well lets assume the gun has a nice tight lock up and that the other side is in the same condition as the visible portions. If I got it below $650 would that be a good value?
quote:Originally posted by Doc
It's really impossible to put a value on a used gun. Too many variables. One may throw money at you while another walks away.
Ok well lets assume the gun has a nice tight lock up and that the other side is in the same condition as the visible portions. If I got it below $650 would that be a good value?
this about the best guide I can tell you to look at this is all completed auctions http://www.GunBroker.com/All/Completed/BCI.aspx?Keywords=*smith+and+wesson+27-2&Timeframe=1 Since the pythons have gotten out of reason the model 27 is going up all the time
quote:Originally posted by shilowar
quote:Originally posted by Doc
It's really impossible to put a value on a used gun. Too many variables. One may throw money at you while another walks away.
Ok well lets assume the gun has a nice tight lock up and that the other side is in the same condition as the visible portions. If I got it below $650 would that be a good value?
this about the best guide I can tell you to look at this is all completed auctions http://www.GunBroker.com/All/Completed/BCI.aspx?Keywords=*smith+and+wesson+27-2&Timeframe=1
I suppose it would have just been simpler to check the completed auctions!
Would look even better if you would take the advice of the sticky on pics. [;)]
But I have been accused of undervaluing guns.
Good point that could be true, seemed you had difficulty paying market for an SAA. [;)]