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  • badbadhoggie
    Need help in regards to purchasing a good safe for our home. I have been trying to find a source to compare different companies.



    Keep your sights on the Lord, you can't miss.
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  • geeguy
    Look up a similar size safe, take about 75% of that and put it on a local "for sale" board ({elsewhere} style). Due to the frt. issues a nationwide board won't help much.

    There are always "gun safe" wanted ads as these are a hot item. They will pick it up and normally give you a pretty good return.

    Best of luck

    (sorry mods, didn't know I couldn't say that word)
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  • badbadhoggie
    Thanx a lot, also have a colt super 38 that says essex fire arms any idea what it is?
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  • Alan Rushing
    badbadhoggie -

    Welcome to GB and the Forums!
    If you haven't heard it yet, you will sure enough, post multiple good quality photos per the instructions on the top of the "Ask the Experts" page in order for members to give you much of any assistance in identifying or giving you pertinent information or estimation of valueations of firearms and such.

    You have no doubt gone to the Browning site by now but if not, I've included the address: http://www.browning.com/products/catalog/catalog.asp?catalog_=F&content=gun-safe-security-protect-valuables-rifle-shotgun-pistol

    I've not the time to do so now, however you could do a search on the auction side of GunBroker and see what it might pull-up for you.

    Those are couple of methods that I can think of for determining a rough ballpark idea of value.

    If it were me, I'd be hanging on to it, personally. However, if you are parting with it for whatever reasons, those might give you some area to start from. I'd recommend of course that you list it on the auction side after you do your homework. If you do that, let me know, I'd bid on it for you ( and for me! ). [;)]
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  • Hawk Carse
    quote:Originally posted by badbadhoggie
    Thanx a lot, also have a colt super 38 that says essex fire arms any idea what it is?


    You have a parts gun made by putting a Colt Super .38 barrel and slide on an aftermarket reciver made by Essex Arms. Legally, it is an Essex, not a Colt, and is not worth nearly as much as a real Colt.
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