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  • Herschel
    These are usually described by percentage of original finish remaining
    and priced in the most commonly used price guide by that percentage.
    Another value factor is whether or not the hammer and trigger parts have
    been replaced with the supposedly safer new model parts. With the this
    information, someone can give you a reasonable estimate of value. If the
    guns are nice enough to be desireable to collectors, then barrel length,
    whether it is a "Flat Top" or post-'63 model .44 magnum and whether the .22 is a Single Six or Super Single Six will influence value.
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  • vdegrazia
    Both firearms are in the original condition, ie no safety modifications. The bluing is at least 95% on both and the barrel length are 6 1/2". The top of the frames are both flat but I am noe sure if this makes them the flattop model. Given this, can anyone provide an estimate on value. The 22 only has the one cylinder.
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  • Throckmorton
    Give this BB a try.
    www.rugerforum.com
    They live and eat Rugers.They talk about things like neck feathers on the grips and all kinds of stuff that affect value.
    If you give them most,or all if you want,of the serial no.,they can pinpoint you're guns as to age and value.I do know that if you have the original boxes the value increases quite a bit.

    Throckmortons' the alias,cas is the game.
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