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Value of Colt SAA .357 early 2nd Gen

kromanat
Hi,

I have a Colt Army Single Action .357, early 2nd gen with a 4 3/4 barrel and I was wondering whether anyone could help me determine its' worth. It is in great condition with the exception of a small scratch under the barrel. I'm in the process of having it evaluated but I welcome input from a variety of sources.

SN: 28788SA

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Here are some pics:
http://s44.photobucket.com/user/koryromanat/library/Colt%20Army%20SSA%20-357
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  • Grasshopper
    Not to be smug or anything,,but the real value would be realized right here on GunBroker moreso than anybody local. Put it up at a dollar start and you will get the most value. Items like that attract attention more than a common item whereas the dollar start might not work. Been here buying and selling items for 10 or so years and 99% of the time, it all works out-
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  • Spider7115
    You have a popular barrel length but not the most popular caliber for a Colt SAA. Along with the scratches on the cylinder and underside of the barrel, it's obvious the frame screws have been hit with a badly-fitting screwdriver.

    I would guess it would sell in the $1,100-$1,300 range.
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  • perry shooter
    I agree with Spider Made 1960 but 357 will hurt rather then add Value.
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  • nmyers
    Since it can be shipped to a C&R licensee, that could increase the selling price by several hundred $.

    Neal
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  • kromanat
    Thank you all very much for your replies!
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  • Mort4570
    given the popularity of that caliber with SASS shooters,i'm not so sure the caliber is a detriment..not a huge one anyway.The scratches are a bigger problem with value,imho.

    I agree with the 1100-1300.00 range,leaning closer to the lower figure.
    imho,ymmv,etc.
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