S&W K22&K38Masterpiece Matched set(size/weight)
Approx 1964, purchased new, used little, very nice condition. Anyone know ballpark value?
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I will pay $200 each.
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I will pay $203 each, and I will even pay for the SHIPPING !!
Doug0 -
By "matched set" do you mean by serial numbers?
The K-22 and K-38 Masterpiece revolvers are pretty common. The K-32s are very hard to find and command a lot of money. The K-22 K-32 and K-38 were all made to match in size and weight.
If you had a set of all 3 then your talkin money. Your K-22 and K-38 models are worth probably $300 to $400 each depending on condition.0 -
What Lefty said, I've got a 22 and a 38, wish I had a 32. They are built on the same frame "K" and when loaded they weigh the same, and have the same sight picture. The old Smith advertising talked about practice with the 22 for pennys so you could shoot the 38 for real, or something like that. IMHO some of the finest revolvers ever built.
W.D.0 -
I'll give you $500 for the two of them sight unseen. . .
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And as you might be able to deduce from this series of posts, the BEST way to determine the ACTUAL value of ANYTHING is to put it up at auction and see what it brings.
Edit: Actually the Smith 17s (at least) are pretty desirable. Its hard to find one in good shape for under $400, and you might be able to do quite a bit better, if yours is in great shape and especially if it has the original box.
If you want to get a sense of what the fair market value of these things are, you can scan the auction site here and look at "completed auctions". That will give you a sense of what actual bidders in the real world are willing to pay.0
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