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S & W K 22 price.....
Old hickory
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What's a fair price to PAY for a K22 in 90 % + with combat stocks and no box??? Thanks in advance....
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You could just watch the prices and also check the completed auctions.
I had a classic that was very nice pistol. Would digest the crappy bulk pack ammo without jamming unlike most autoloaders.
I would expect a revolver with a little muzzle wear & faint cylinder line to be close to 98%, & a gun like that would be worth $600-700. But, I wouldn't pay > $500 for one in 90% condition. Folks grade differently, especially when the difference is who is buying, & who is selling.
Yes, older S&W .22 revolvers, especially the J-frame kit guns, have become hot items, & will bring high prices today.
Neal
Charlie makes a good point. You don't have to DO auctions, just look at "the comps"; i.e., what similar guns are selling for.
I would expect a revolver with a little muzzle wear & faint cylinder line to be close to 98%, & a gun like that would be worth $600-700. But, I wouldn't pay > $500 for one in 90% condition. Folks grade differently, especially when the difference is who is buying, & who is selling.
Yes, older S&W .22 revolvers, especially the J-frame kit guns, have become hot items, & will bring high prices today.
Neal
Neal makes a great point about the % grading dfference between the buyer and seller. It's a good thing to think about until you see "the one" then it's all over. If you find one that you like you won't regret it.
T67
You should go back and give that old man another $200, and your still getting a deal.
I have a pre number, 6", K 22 Masterpiece I bought more than 30 years ago at the Portland Expo Gun Show. Paid $350 for it in the box, made in 1952, I still think it was some of the best gun money I've ever spent.
W.D.