RUGER 44 CARBINE
I have a chance to get a ruger 44 carbine on a trade with a serial #5740 I have not seen the gun yet but I'm wondering how much would this gun be worth as I don't need it and would probably sell it and what I trading for it is worth $550 in elctronics that the other party wants.
thanks for any help you guys can give
thanks for any help you guys can give
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Is this special with checkered stock ? Cant find any here with checkered stock ..Thanks
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=2349341860 -
Neither the 1963, 1964 nor 1965 Gun Digest lists a delux or checkered stock option being available on the Ruger .44. The checkering pattern and quality does not resemble the checkering on the early Model 77 Rugers. I would call it aftermarket checkering. FWIW 0 -
Great grain in the butt stock But I believe after-market checkering
Ruger did have a finger groove stock and an Internation full length stock. The pistol grip looks fairly good but forearm looks like a made-up pattern0 -
Ok so we talking $400 gun ? or less ? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by MFI
Ok so we talking $400 gun ? or less ?
$300-450 for a shooter ... Think this one would be fair at 400ish0 -
Ruger did make a delux stock late in production but yours does look like after market checkering. Prices on standard carbines have dropped a little and depending on where you live I would say in the 400 to 500.00 range. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by SP45
Ruger did make a delux stock late in production but yours does look like after market checkering. Prices on standard carbines have dropped a little and depending on where you live I would say in the 400 to 500.00 range.
The 44 carbine deluxe stock had the same pattern as the 10/22 (IIRC). While the pistol grip area on this one looks nice, the checkering on the front isn't the standard ...0 -
I have a deluxe option
but it has a factory peep.0 -
$50 to ship a rifle? Thats a little steep. That would probably cost no more than $20 in actual postal fees. 0 -
MFI,
I tend to agree, even for a double border row, that is the work of an apprentice. Not bad, but pretty simple, with some visable errors. I think $350-400ish is a good deal. The Bushnel scope doesn't add much in value.
CS8161,
Does anyone pick your auctions apart on the forums? Would you like people to start? I didn't think so...so afford other's the same freedom.
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quote:Originally posted by tsr1965
MFI,
I tend to agree, even for a double border row, that is the work of an apprentice. Not bad, but pretty simple, with some visable errors. I think $350-400ish is a good deal. The Bushnel scope doesn't add much in value.
CS8161,
Does anyone pick your auctions apart on the forums? Would you like people to start? I didn't think so...so afford other's the same freedom.
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Hey, the poster asked a question about an auction, I certainly think I am within my rights to offer an opinion..after all this is a DISCUSSION forum, is it not, where people offer opinions and share ideas??? If you want to pick my auctions apart, please feel free, you won't hurt my feelings! This is the internet, lighten up!0
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