rossi revolver
I have a rossi model 877 stainless steel .357 magnum revolver. It has the snub nose barrell,and rubber grips with finger grooves. This gun is in very good condition and has had no more than 35 rounds fired through it. How much should I ask for it?
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My friend just purchased a small 22lr rossi revolver that looks just like a lady smith.It doesn't have a model number but it is a seven shot.You pull the cylinder pin back to let the cylinder swing out. It is nickel plated and appears to never been fired. All I can find is that it could be a prenciss model 25,but i can't find the model number anywhere.It says on the side under the cylinder F I washington d.c.It has a 2" barrel and has the rossi emblem on the grips.I would like to know any history and what it might be worth. 0 -
Gun traders guide shows $165.00 in excellent condition. For very good condition, subtract 15%.
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Seems a little low, I would go a little higher. (195-225)
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Hey ,
We sold a bunch of these at one time a while back , seems to be a decent gun for the $$$ , we bought them new (@ dealer cost) and sold them for a ballpark price of $225.00 each , had one put back for myself and ended up giving it to my uncle last year for a christmas gift ...am interested in a "used" one , let me know what you decide to do ....
Thanks !!!!!!!!
azgunnut2@yahoo.com
p.s. Or would consider a stainless 'charter' in 38 or 357 (just like the one my ex got custody of.....).....
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az-if your wife "got" custody of it? Hmm....Sounds like she received
the better part. Sounds like a trade offer, which I would not want any part. Rossi vs. Charter=Junk!0
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