S&W K-22 Experts
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=152832015
Is this a fair price for this gun ?If not what is ?
Is this a fair price for this gun ?If not what is ?
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I'd say it's neither a steal, nor a bad deal. Looks about right. 0 -
I'd keep looking 0 -
I paid $350 for one about a year ago in a bit better condition. A beautiful gun, but I wouldn't pay his asking price for one. 0 -
Nice revolver and looks like a good seller. Top dollar IMHO. If you really want it, buy it. Should hold it's value, but I don't think anyone could turn it around and make a profit anytime soon. Check other auctions. Personally I wouldn't want to go over $500.00 0 -
Too high.
Notice all the bids.
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I have a K 22 built in 1952, slightly better condition, I figure it's worth 500-550. I have the gold box, but not all the paperwork.
I paid $350 for it 25 years ago at a gun show, top dollar then, it was something I had always wanted. I have put thousands of rounds through it, shot it in NRA matchs, killed hundreds of grouse with it. I always go shoot it when my scores go down, a few hundred rounds through it and I'm back on track. In my thinking, they are the best 22 cal double action built, ever. That said, I think you can watch the auctions and find a better deal, unless you just have to have a pre 57 K 22.
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I bought mine in '49 new for $71. Shot it couple hundred rounds. Still in the gold box with its cleaning rod that came with it. No papers. I put ivory grips on it that I got made when I was in Africa in the '50s. Still have the originals with it in the box. It would take a lot more than those numbers for me to part with it. 0 -
Take a look at #152,639,431 0
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