pistol values
I have a Colt Woodsman Match Target 22-4 inch, and am pretty sure it is the last series made in 98-99% shape, I'd call it NRA grade Excellent. No box or papers, but 3 clips.
I also have a Smith & Wesson Model 41, 5 and 7 inch barrels, and 3-4 clips with box and papers, 1 box of shells fired through it(I figured out that I am no target single hole puncher) , 99%plus or as new. Off the bench, the last five rounds were damn close to the same hole. Purchased approx. 1983.
Any idea as to current value.
I also have a Smith & Wesson Model 41, 5 and 7 inch barrels, and 3-4 clips with box and papers, 1 box of shells fired through it(I figured out that I am no target single hole puncher) , 99%plus or as new. Off the bench, the last five rounds were damn close to the same hole. Purchased approx. 1983.
Any idea as to current value.
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Hi,
I have had two pistols given to me. One is a 9 shot .22 caliber High Standard revolver (Sentinel Deluxe). The blueing is in very good to excellent condition, no scrapes and the hand grips are perfect with a 4" barrel. The cylinder has normal wear marks from use. I have no idea what this is worth any help will be appreciated. I have one other pistol. It is a .25 caliber Astra Firecat with it appears to be a 2" barrel. The slide is marked ASTRA_UNCETAY Cia S.A.-Guernica , CAL.6,35 .25" MADE IN SPAIN. This pistol has some wear on the bluing and the grips are in fair to good condition. I need ballpark values on these. Thanks for any help or info given!0 -
Woodsman match target 4.5 inch barrel 3rd series. (95% $595)(98% $795) (100% 895) this is blue book value. The 4.5 inch barrel is very desirable, however the original box and papers would sell the gun. There is one on the auction page now (no box or papers). 0 -
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