NEED A QUICK PRICE CHECK!
Guy who works for me has a Ruger Redhawk SS, 6 inch 357 magnum with a red dot sight for sale. New condition. I can buy it for $400.00 He also has a marlin hex barrel anniversy for sale with scope for 200.00
Help me! have to know by 4:30 today!
Help me! have to know by 4:30 today!
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Buy both if you can. The prices aren't great, but good enough. 0 -
red dots by themselves are expensive. And in my last gun mag said the redhawk was 450 bucks. 0 -
A Stainless Redhawk was only made in .357 till 1985. they are currently worth (as a referance):
NIB: 695
EXC: 525
VG: 400
Good: 275
Fair: 200
Poor: 150
It's still a good buy at $400, the red dot depends on the manufacturer and really wouldn't add to he value.
The marlin is also a decent price, but not the barn burner that the Ruger is.0 -
I'll take the Marlin! [:p] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Spider7115
I'll take the Marlin! [:p]
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that redhawk by its self will bring 600 any day , buy them both
oh the redhawk is a 5 1/2" barrel just so you know
just check out the price on this one that is on auction right now
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=82380538
the marlin is a steal too [;)][;)]0 -
Redhawk Stainless Steel
- .44 Mag or .45 LC (mfg. 1998-2005) cal., stainless steel construction, 4 (new 2007), 5 1/2, or 7 1/2 in. barrel, 49-54 oz.
Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
MSR $780 $600 $460 $350 $280 $245 $215 $185
Add $49 for scope rings.
This model was also available as a KRH-35, and is marked both "Redhawk" and ".357 Magnum". Mfg. was circa 1984-1991.
The 7 1/2 in. barrel was available with or w/o integral scope mounting system.0 -
MINE! has the 71/2 Barrel. No hickeys except what I would call a slight ring around the cylinder. The red dot sight is also stainless and is a Aim point adjustable for brightness. Rear sight has been removed to make room for the red dot. Grips have been changed to pachmier (sp) Also got a nylon shoulder rig that is convertible to a belt holster and has six shell loops. Got a camo folding shell holder also. [:)] 0 -
You done good![:D][;)]
Pachmayr,.......who cares about "spellin"!0 -
Glad to hear you picked her up Rosie, so when are we going to get a range report? and maybe a fer pics? 0 -
You done good Rosie![8D] 0 -
Did you get my Marlin for me? 0 -
Yep! Bought both of them. The Marlin is a 39 CENTURY LIMITED with hex barrel. brass but plate and forend cap. It has a brass or bronze plate on the right side of the reciever and a brass plate on the right side of the stock. It has a fairly small hicky just forward of the forearm on the left side of the barrel where he had it stored in a rack with felt on it too long. Don't know why but he put see through Weaver rings with a 3-9 Simmons Deere field 32mm scope on it. Scope and rings dang near as big as the rifle! I will turn one of these into a 700 Remington 30-06 BDL some day! 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Rosie
Yep! Bought both of them. The Marlin is a 39 CENTURY LIMITED with hex barrel. brass but plate and forend cap. It has a brass or bronze plate on the right side of the reciever and a brass plate on the right side of the stock. It has a fairly small hicky just forward of the forearm on the left side of the barrel where he had it stored in a rack with felt on it too long. Don't know why but he put see through Weaver rings with a 3-9 Simmons Deere field 32mm scope on it. Scope and rings dang near as big as the rifle! I will turn one of these into a 700 Remington 30-06 BDL some day!
Let me know if you get tired of it - and it's octagon (8 sided) not hexagon (6-sided). Have fun!0 -
good job:) you will really like it
The red dot sight is also stainless and is a Aim point adjustable for brightness
make sure you pull the battery and see if there are any stores in your area that have them , some of the older aim points are kind of hard to find batteries for0
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