COLT PYTHON 357MAG.
Royal blue finnish, 4" barrel, checkered wood grips, very light cyclinder ring. This gun comes out of a collection and looks new, no scratches or dings. Did'nt get the serial number but believe it was manf, in the 80's. Been fired very few times, I know the owner. I've searched the auctions and the prices are all over the place. I can get this on for $550.00. Would this be a good deal. Any help, thanks.
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COULD SOMEONE TELL MEWHAT A COLT PYTHON 357 MAG WOULD BE WORTH THESE DAYS? It's in great condition, according to colt it was made in 1978, has a 6 in. barrel and spring loaded rear sigts. 0 -
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Your definition of "great" may or may not be close to mine. Also, alterations & accessories make a difference. It would be best if you posted photos; at least some of them should be close enough that we can read the writing on the gun.
Or, you can do a Smart Search (top of home page) on COMPLETED AUCTIONS & see the prices paid for guns in similar condition.
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quote:Originally posted by JoeRoe
COULD SOMEONE TELL MEWHAT A COLT PYTHON 357 MAG WOULD BE WORTH THESE DAYS? It's in great condition, according to colt it was made in 1978, has a 6 in. barrel and spring loaded rear sigts.
Depends on whether its blued steel or another finish, and condition. Also depends on whether or not you have the original box and/or other accessories.
"Great" is not a term usually used to evaluate gun condition.
But I'll say if your gun is in 95% condition or greater, its probably not worth LESS than $800.0 -
We've sold about a dozen used Pythons over the past 2 years. Highest price realized was $1800 for a Nickel plated piece with 2.5" barrel. Average prices for 6" blue in V. Good to Excellent condition range from around $1200 to $1400. We have several collectors who we call as soon as one shows up and one or the other come in and pay those prices. This is a gun shop in Eastern PA. Prices at regional gunshows are about the same for the same condition pieces. 0 -
I have a 1981 colt that is new in the box never fired since leaving the factory. The one I have is e nickel and I have taken it to the last three gun shows in Kentucky aking 1500. I have got various offer anywhere from 1100 to 1400 but I like the gun so I didnt take the offers. I hope that helps a little.. 0 -
Photos please. Amount of original finish? Grip condition, etc...
Pythons have been doing VERY well since Colt quit producing them...0
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