FS: 44 flattop ... sold for $650 shipped, FYI

serial number: 5694

Not converted

XR3, ALCOA grip frame

Great bluing; great lockup.

$800 shipped. >>>>> NOW $750

Happy to email pics.

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6.5 inch?

hittman said:

6.5 inch?

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Yes sir, 6.5"

A free bump for an outstanding OM .44 flattop. That is a very fair price, given that only about 29,000 of these were ever made. Every Ruger revolver fan should own one. If I didn't already have three, I would snap this one up.

I cannot understand why they are not going for several thousand dollars.

John

SAJohn said:

A free bump for an outstanding OM .44 flattop. That is a very fair price, given that only about 29,000 of these were ever made. Every Ruger revolver fan should own one. If I didn't already have three, I would snap this one up.

I cannot understand why they are not going for several thousand dollars.

John

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Thank you!

Would do $750

Bump

Hard to believe this gun is still on the board. That is a great price.

It does seem rather reasonable for a gun of this age in that good of shape.............

bump

moved to gunbroker after SNF kickoff

The Grips are worth $125.00 all day! IMHO!

This is now on GunBroker as a penny sale.. see the auctions section.

Thanks

Went for $650 just in case any was wondering.

Sounds plenty reasonable to me!

I believe the market is a little soft right now. I see a lot of very desirable guns moving slower than 6 or 8 months ago. Of course I could be wrong...............

I think someone got a steal of a deal on your gun, NoDak. I was quite surprised no one from the Forum took it.

I saw it on the GB auctions and added it to my Watch List. And promptly forgot about it. For a shipped price... really hard to beat.

As far as prices... I agree it doesn't seem like a great time to be selling guns. I think the market is waiting on politics to settle out. People with gun money are buying lots of stuff and setting it aside "just in case." And people who have "interesting guns" are holding them back... they might be worth substantially more this time next year.