32 mag Last cowboy

[deerman3]

I have a option to buy one, color case model with its holster, no box, what's a fair price?

 

[mohavesam]

Must be a custom job, a one-off? Never heard of it in my travels.

 

[TinStarFirearms]

Those were by TALO I think as Ruger was ending their runs. I would guess in NIB with the matching holster, $450. I really like the .32s and think you might as well.

Andrew

 

[mikearama]

I have a 32 single six. I liked it for what it was. I shot a rabbit under a tree at 70 yards with it off hand. But factory ammo seemed inconsistent accuracy wise. I'm just about to start reloading for it. I debated for years whether to sell it. Probably hang on to it.

Mike

 

[Chance]

TALO also did some 45LC Last Cowboy's

 

[smith1961]

I have seen them on GB for $600+ :shock:

 

[abolt311]

I have a 32 single six. I liked it for what it was. I shot a rabbit under a tree at 70 yards with it off hand. But factory ammo seemed inconsistent accuracy wise. I'm just about to start reloading for it. I debated for years whether to sell it. Probably hang on to it.

Mike

Hang on and reload, great small shooter. I lost my birdshead to my wife, sigh.

 

[jazzman]

The RENE guide list a 98 percent with box at 605.00. I think most seen on auction sites ask more in the 650.00 range, as in ask not sold.

Jim

 

[chet15]

There were 1,000 of the Last Cowboy's made in seven different models. They were supposed to represent the last of the .32 Mag. Single-Sixes, but there were quite a few new guns produced even after that.
Chet15

 

[mohavesam]

Thanks Chet,
Was there a label designation on the box or a unique s/n series? Sounds like a cleanup batch labeled (named) by a distributor if not?

 

[chet15]

I don't remember the box labels having anything extra on them, at least I don't believe Ruger did that.
And in fact, I don't believe Ruger did any of the extras on these Last Cowboy's at all. They were a bunch of guns left at TALO and TALO decided to do something special with them so sent them off to Baron Technology to have them dolled up.
Cht15

 

[mohavesam]

Thanks Chet. I have a hard time getting excited about an aftermarket "special" like that. It's hard enough keeping up with the intentional factory differences and design variations.
I just don't have the time in my life to chase down all the aftermarket modifications with the same vigor. Maybe some do?