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wookiwoo
I would like an estimate of the value of a couple of my guns for insurance purposes.
Sako L 57 6MM
Herters 22 cal revolver
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  • wookiwoo
    I have several guns I need to sell to assist in paying the funeral of our Daughter who passed away from Sarcoma. She was only 46 and had no insurance.

    If any one can assisit me in determing a price I would greatly appreciate it.

    Tom Carver
    10867 N 400 W
    Kingman, IN 47952
    765-498-5961
    tomcarver1@live.com
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  • wookiwoo
    The Ruger Blackhawk ...is a 3 screw model,bought in 1966 [don't know if it was new or used] it apparently was Not sent back to the factory for the modern safety feature as I found a card from Ruger to send back with the gun still in the box.
    The Springfield 30-06 is a converted army gun [US Rockland arsenal] model 1903
    and the 410 is a Ranger 101.4 not a Ruger.The 410 I remember my mom using in the '40s.hope the additional info helps
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  • wundudnee
    All 1890 Winchesters were caliber specific. .22Short, .22Long, .22WRF,
    or lastly .22Long Rifle. The .22Long Rifle is the hardest to find and a good example will bring premium prices from collectors. It would be best to have this rifle evaluated by a local collector knowledgeable in older Winchesters. Depending on condition it could easily bring $700.00-$1000.00+.


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  • ATF
    Henry,that gun that's on the auction is not just an old model,it's a Flattop worth more than the old model.Most likley about 8 to 10 yrs older.[:)]

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  • He Dog
    The Ranger .410 was sold by Montgomery Ward, and there is no collector market for department store guns, they are always sold as shooters. Henry's valuation is about right to a tad high, depending upon which part of the country you are in and the condition of the gun.
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  • joel_black
    If the Ranger 410 is a double barrel and has a 1915 patent date on the side of the receiver, then it is a Stevens derived from the former Davis shotgun. These were nicely stocked with a checkered walnut stock and if it stills has the pretty case hardening it will bring $495. If you husband recently passed away and you are not in a position where you need money immediately, you should probably wait a while before you make any decisions. I have a feeling you might regret selling a gun you remember your mother using.
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