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  • walldj45
    Im wondering if anyone can help me out with the names of any of these guns. Any sort of details would be helpful. Value,caliber, maker, age, best guesses are welcome.

    Im sorry but these are the best pics i have. I haven't been able to examine them myself.


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  • leo
    #3 looks like a CZ 27 in 32 acp
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  • rufe-snow
    The third one down is a Czech CZ 27. With the phosphate finish and the extended barrel, it appears to be one the small number made to be used with a suppressor. If it's factory original and not something that bubba has whipped up in his garage, it would be worth a lot of money.

    If you could provide some better quality photos, specially close ups of all the markings on the pistol. It might be possible to positively identify it.
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  • walldj45
    do you have an idea of how much?
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  • bobbyrose512
    #4 1860 colt replica

    #6 Browning A5 or variant

    #9 replica hawken
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  • walldj45
    do you know what the fair market value price would be?
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  • Herschel
    #1. Late model 10 S & W, .38 spec cal. $175-$225. Grips are aftermarket and cut value.

    2. Replica cap and ball revolver. $50 to $80

    3. WWII vintage CZ. $75 to $100

    4. Colt marketed replica of 1851 Navy. $300. More if box, etc are with it.

    5. Picture not clear enough to say.

    6. Standard weight Browning A5. $750 to $1,000

    7. Pre '64 Model 100 Winchester. $300 to $500 if .308 Cal. More if other cal.

    8. ?

    9. Modern replica of cap and ball rifle. $50 to $150. Check bore for rust.

    10. Model 19 S & W. .357 mag cal. $300 to $400. Aftermarket grips cut value.

    11. Model 64 Winchestere. $1,000 to $1,500. More if cal. other than .30-30.

    These are the best estimates I can make without more info and better pictures. Most of these firearms appear to have been well cared for and my prices may be a little low.
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  • elkdropping
    Number 8 loooks like it could be a Marlin 22 bolt action. Not sure of the model. $150-200.quote:Originally posted by walldj45
    Im wondering if anyone can help me out with the names of any of these guns. Any sort of details would be helpful. Value,caliber, maker, age, best guesses are welcome.

    Im sorry but these are the best pics i have. I haven't been able to examine them myself.


    gun1.jpg
    gun2.jpg
    gun3.jpg
    gun4.jpg
    gun5.jpg
    gun6.jpg
    gun7.jpg
    gun8.jpg
    gun9.jpg
    gun10.jpg
    gun11.jpg
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  • Knifecollector
    #5 looks like a Colt Scout Buntline.
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  • carbine100
    quote:Originally posted by Herschel
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    7. Pre '64 Model 100 Winchester. $300 to $500 if .308 Cal. More if other cal.




    I am pretty sure #7 is a Winchester Model 490 .22lr. Very similar in appearance to the Model 100. Value $175 to $275
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  • USN_Airdale
    as to value, i have no idea, but it looks like Herschel done a pretty good job considering the photos, BUT !! most guns are stamped on the barrel with the makers name and other info, i suggest you take photos of those markings on these guns and we can better define their identity and value......., OK ?
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