Can you ID this gun??
I have a small 22 short pistol I am trying to identify. The only markings on the gun are "B" on the white plastic hand grips, "SENORITA" stamped on the right side of the frame "Rohm Ger." on the front side of the frame and the serial number on the left side of the frame. The gun is about 5" total length and the barrel is about 3/4" long.
My step-father owns this gun and got it back in the late 60's or early 70's as payment on some money owed by a co-worker. He is getting on in years and wants to get rid of it. I have no use for it but told him I would try to sell it.
Ring a bell with anyone? I would like to find out any info I could on it and an approximate value. The finish is good (for a cheap pistol) and the grips are in good shape. I do have access to a digital camera and a site to post the pics on.
On another note, does anyone know the value of a Colt Army Special in 32-20 WCF? The finish on this gun is gone, mostly bare metal and thegrips are perfect. It has a 5" barrel. I saw a couple in a store marked at $250 and they weren't in as good condition as the one I have.
My step-father owns this gun and got it back in the late 60's or early 70's as payment on some money owed by a co-worker. He is getting on in years and wants to get rid of it. I have no use for it but told him I would try to sell it.
Ring a bell with anyone? I would like to find out any info I could on it and an approximate value. The finish is good (for a cheap pistol) and the grips are in good shape. I do have access to a digital camera and a site to post the pics on.
On another note, does anyone know the value of a Colt Army Special in 32-20 WCF? The finish on this gun is gone, mostly bare metal and thegrips are perfect. It has a 5" barrel. I saw a couple in a store marked at $250 and they weren't in as good condition as the one I have.
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This looks very similar to an RG. If it is, the value is around 25.00. The guns were poor quality and cheap imports.
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The previous poster has it right. Your Step-fathers revolver is a Rohm model RG-7. They were sold in this country prior to the change in the firearms laws in the late 60's. They have minimal value.
The Army Special in 32-20, without any finish is a question mark. Depends how it lost the finish? If it was buffed or wire wheeled, it's going to be hard to move. My WAG $200/$300 sight unseen.
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quote:Originally posted by rsnyder55
This looks very similar to an RG. If it is, the value is around 25.00. The guns were poor quality and cheap imports.
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[:D] Thanks very much to both of you. I figured as much on the price. He claims to have fired this thing before and it was LOUD. I wouldn't fire it for any price. I'd be too scared it would blow up in my hand.
As to the finish on the Colt, it got that way through use, as far as I can tell. It's a nice old gun, but I have no use for it. The price mentioned is about what I expected. Thanks again.
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