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  • perry shooter
    Hello sounds like you have a very nice pistol. You are in the right serial range for it to be a factory 38 special .However I don't think you will be able to get factory info .COLT lost some records about this serial range. SAA are hard to put a price on because condition and org. of piece would have to be seen by pictures or in your hand.If yours is "ALL" org parts and as you describe. $3000 plus quote:"PRAISE THE HARDBALL GUN"
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  • Xracer
    Your Colt SAA is what's known as a "1st Generation Commercial, Late Smokless Powder SAA" (serial# range 339,000-357,000), and, according to the serial #, was manufactured in 1937 (355400-356099).

    Blue Book Values:

    98% - $6,700
    95% - $5,500
    90% - $4,200

    Add 20% for checkered, oil finished grips with flush medallions.
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  • gottashoot
    Thanks so much for the info. I guess I will still call Colt and ask them about the letter and just hope they can find info on it. I'm glad to see the values as well. The only hesitence I had about the gun was that it is a .38 spl. and could find no info on it. What years did they make it in this caliber? Also I will post some pictures in a bit. Thanks all.
    Mark
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  • gottashoot
    I was trying to put a picture up but can't figure out how with the "insert image" button. Are we allowed to post images here or do we need a link? If it is the latter can someone explain how? Thanks
    Mark
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  • gottashoot
    SAA2.jpg

    Figured it out. Search is a great function.
    Mark
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  • perry shooter
    Hello great looking pistol Better than I expected If It Was shipped as a 38 special and not a restored gun it is one of a fairly small No. of 38 specials and worth about twice of what I gave as a low estimate by all means try to get factory letter if it is a rework with later barrel etc then my $3000 is about right
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  • gottashoot
    Thanks perry shooter. I knew it was kind of odd having a 38 spl. because I couldn't find info on them anywhere. It was originally my Grandfather's and passed to me in his will, so he had it since the 50's. I have looked at it pretty good and it looks all original. The blue looks even and dark. And to think, I used to lug this gun with me when rabbit hunting. I just wipe it with oil every now and then and look at 'er.
    Mark
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