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Anyone Know the appox value of a Reck Model 14 ?

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I am trying to figure out what the approximate value of a "Reck" Model 14 is. It is a single action 22LR/22WIN MAG convertible revolver. Has two cylinders one for each caliber. It is made in Germany and looks to be built very well. I would like an approximate value and any other info that someone might have on this Gun. I have put forth quite a bit of effort trying to get info on this and just can't seem to come up with much at all! Thanks for your help!!
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  • rufe-snow
    It's a inexpensive, mediocre quality, revolver made in what was then West Germany. This was during the 1960's/70's time frame. The company that made it is now out of the gun business. Sight unseen my WAG is that if it's functional and in at least very good cosmetic condition your looking at a value of between $100 & $200.
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  • beantownshootah
    What Rufe said.

    I'd add (in case it isn't obvious) that these guns don't have much collector's appeal.

    If its in really nice shape with conversion cylinder, I'd guesstimate a reasonable market price of $175 give or take $25.
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  • hillbille
    I'm in again in the $125-150 range, You can get a new heritage for $159, which makes the $150+ prices a little harder to get.
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  • mbb111
    I just picked one up by chance last month only mine is a model R12 I paid the old guy $60.00 for it it has one cylinder for 22 mag. It's atleast 90%. I saw one in worse shape the other day for $200 on line A don't know the difference in our models.

    Mel
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  • beantownshootah
    For what its worth, the company that used to make these revolvers has been bought out by the company that is now Umarex (which makes airguns), and the Reck division only makes starting and blank pistols now.

    quote:Originally posted by hillbille
    I'm in again in the $125-150 range, You can get a new heritage for $159, which makes the $150+ prices a little harder to get.

    Excellent point, though to be fair, you have to shell out another $30 for the conversion cylinder on the Heritage, bringing the comparable total for a new gun to $189.

    Also, checking recent auctions on the GB auction site, someone actually recently bid $150.99 for one of these Reck revolvers without the conversion cylinder (see auction # 124650325).

    That bid of $150.99 didn't meet the reserve (and the gun is apparently still listed), but its probably reasonable to consider that bid as a fair market price.

    Toss in the conversion cylinder, and this one might fetch a bit more than that.
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