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  • sammashga
    I have a Super Blackhawk 44 Mag Cal. I'm not sure if it is a 6-1/2 or 7-1/2" barrel. I bought the gun new and I still have the original black and red box it came in. I also have some original shells and the boxes they came in , and a holster. Because of ill health, I need to dispose of this. The gun is in very good condition. Can someone please help me with the value of it? Thanks.
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  • asa
    The Blue Book lists the model 1922 Browning in 60% (as low as they go) as worth $110. However, yours has either military or police contract markings which adds "$100 minimum" to it's value. If it were .380 cal. the markings could be Nazi, but since it's .32, I believe not. Someone on this forum probably has access to German military markings and can tell you more. I owned one of the early commercial versions of this pistol in 7.65 that I had taken in trade several years ago. Nicely built and fun to shoot, I owned it for several years with no buyer interest. Gave it to my brother for a plinker. He loves it.
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  • Xracer
    If your "Eagle proof mark" is a Waffenampt Eagle (Nazi proof mark...Eagle over an encircled swastika), it was made during German occupation of Belgium during 1940-44.

    From the Blue Book:

    Model 1922 or 10/22 FN

    80% - $200
    70% - $175
    60% - $150

    Add 30% if .32ACP (7.65mm) and WaA613 marked.
    Add 20% if WaA103 marked.
    Add 15% for post liberation "A" prefix serial #.
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