Inherited Guns Take Two Updates :)
This is a doc file that has all the gun model and the majority of serial numbers listed.
http://www.pyro-products.com/guns/rifles/gunlist.doc
CLICK ON PICTURES TO SEE DETAILED SHOTS
Since I have some webskills I created a page were the guns can be viewed. Once the picture is clicked on you will see a link to start slide show of up close detailed pictures. HIGH BANDWIDTH RECOMMENDED!!
http://www.pyro-products.com/guns/rifles/
UPDATED THE HANDGUNS THAT ARE FOR SALE ALSO
http://www.pyro-products.com/guns/handguns/
Since I have no real idea as to the values of these guns and have no resource for pricing them out I thought I would give this place a chance. I would love to sell these and clear my house for more room. Please let me know if anyone has some light to shed on what I am dealing with. Perhaps year, and value on my doc file? Any help for my auctions would help tremendously. I am trying to organize this even so it will flow as smooth as possible?
Perhaps if one was to download the doc file and know what I am dealing with they could hit me back via email? morgan@pyro-products.com Please let me know what I am dealing with as this is new territory for me. I have an FFL license everythign is up to date. I have many other weapons but have no need for these at any rate. Thanks for your help
md 1912 20ga. It has had a Simmons standard rib installed, and reblued, this gun originally had a 2 1/2 in. chamber, so I'm guessing it's been opened up to 2 3/4. This would be a very nice shooter, should sell for $350-$500.
Md 21 16 ga. Looks all original, except the recoil pad. Based on what I've seen on the net, $5000-$6500, depending on chokes. 16ga. is a little on the rare side.
Md 42 Full choke, looks to have been reblued, $600-$1000
Md 42 Imp/Cyl, a little on the rare side, and looks to have been reblued, $800-$1200
Md 12 Full choke, after market rib, mis-matched stocks $350-$450
Md 12 WS-1 Skeet, Couldn't tell if this was an original round post from the factory, or a plain barrel that was sent to Simmons at a later point in time. If it's Factory $1200--$1800
Simmons add on $750-$1200
Md 70 338 MAG (pictures didn't tell me what I want to know, so again based on what I've seen, $450-$750
Md 7O Featherweight 30-06 $650
Marlin 39 is worth $300-$400
The Remington 1100 $275- $400
http://www.pyro-products.com/guns/rifles/gunlist.doc
CLICK ON PICTURES TO SEE DETAILED SHOTS
Since I have some webskills I created a page were the guns can be viewed. Once the picture is clicked on you will see a link to start slide show of up close detailed pictures. HIGH BANDWIDTH RECOMMENDED!!
http://www.pyro-products.com/guns/rifles/
UPDATED THE HANDGUNS THAT ARE FOR SALE ALSO
http://www.pyro-products.com/guns/handguns/
Since I have no real idea as to the values of these guns and have no resource for pricing them out I thought I would give this place a chance. I would love to sell these and clear my house for more room. Please let me know if anyone has some light to shed on what I am dealing with. Perhaps year, and value on my doc file? Any help for my auctions would help tremendously. I am trying to organize this even so it will flow as smooth as possible?
Perhaps if one was to download the doc file and know what I am dealing with they could hit me back via email? morgan@pyro-products.com Please let me know what I am dealing with as this is new territory for me. I have an FFL license everythign is up to date. I have many other weapons but have no need for these at any rate. Thanks for your help
md 1912 20ga. It has had a Simmons standard rib installed, and reblued, this gun originally had a 2 1/2 in. chamber, so I'm guessing it's been opened up to 2 3/4. This would be a very nice shooter, should sell for $350-$500.
Md 21 16 ga. Looks all original, except the recoil pad. Based on what I've seen on the net, $5000-$6500, depending on chokes. 16ga. is a little on the rare side.
Md 42 Full choke, looks to have been reblued, $600-$1000
Md 42 Imp/Cyl, a little on the rare side, and looks to have been reblued, $800-$1200
Md 12 Full choke, after market rib, mis-matched stocks $350-$450
Md 12 WS-1 Skeet, Couldn't tell if this was an original round post from the factory, or a plain barrel that was sent to Simmons at a later point in time. If it's Factory $1200--$1800
Simmons add on $750-$1200
Md 70 338 MAG (pictures didn't tell me what I want to know, so again based on what I've seen, $450-$750
Md 7O Featherweight 30-06 $650
Marlin 39 is worth $300-$400
The Remington 1100 $275- $400
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My 2 cents, is for you to put them on the auction. That is it's purpose. Let the open market establish the true value of your guns.
Your pictures are excellent, descriptions seen to be right on the money. Long as your willing to settle for fair market value, you'll have no problem, "clearing your house for more room".
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List all your firearms here on Gunbroker with a starting bid of $1.00 0 -
List all your firearms here on Gunbroker with a starting bid of $1.00 and a note in the description "see my other 1.00 auctions". You will more then likely get them all on the "hot items" list where people who didn't even know they needed a particular firearm see it and be bidding on it. The bidders will drive the price right up to fair market value or even higher[:)]. Believe me, you will get more money that way then selling them to a dealer, pawn shop, news paper or what have ya. Have fun! 0 -
My only comment now is that the Model 21 is not worth nearly that much $$$... it is a "plain Jane" Field grade gun, is a 16 gauge (the least popular gauge in a Model 21), has plain stocks versus the normal high grade walnut that was commonly used on the Model 21s, and it has an added recoil pad. Actual value is most likely to fall in the $2500 - $3000 range.
Bert H.
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For Bert: Not exactly a "Plain Jane", it does have a single selective trigger. As far as the recoil pad goes, you can buy the correct period pad for it and have it installed. True 16 ga. weren't that popular, but then again not many Md 21s around in 16 ga. either. If you know where some are in that price range, tell me I want to see them, I might just buy them. Regards Dave 0
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