gun value
was wondering if anyone could help me with the value of my savage model 110 7mm mag, good shape, wood stock with cheak pad. front and rear sight! any help would be very appricated! thx
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my neighbor borrowed $2oo dollars and gave me his gun to keep if he didn't pay back the money in 1 week. that was 3 months ago. i was told it is worth $400. someone else said $600. it's a smith & wesson 357 magnum, model 28 highway patrolman. serial# s194293 from the end of the cylinder to end of barrel it measures 4 inches. whats the best route to take to get top dollar for it. 0 -
Just not enough info., there were a lot of small Spanish shops turning out guns (generally copies of other mfg.) that varried in quality from pure junk to as good if not better than the big names.
If that's the only markings you can find and you have the ability to post pictures, please do so. If not all I can really tell you is that it is most likely a 7.65 (32 cal.) and probably not worth much value wise as there is basically zero collector interest in that area.
If you only have time to do two things so-so, or one thing well ... do the one thing!0 -
According to my references the previous poster got it right.
It's shown as a standard Spanish made, World War 1 type, "Ruby .32 Caliber Pistol". To me it appears to be virtually identical to the military contract pistols made for the French. It's listed as being a product of Esperanza Y Unceta, with "Brunswig" being a trade name.
Depending on condition/originality, my WAG is that it would fall in the $50 - $150 price range.0
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