I know this is probably as hard a thing to do because of the variations of firearms prices around the US so this will be in general terms and not necessarily actual dollars.
1. OMBH .44Mag, s/n dates it 1958, no box or papers, it will be lettered. Has been determined to have been reblued and high polish- VERY professionally done, none of the marks you typically notice from a place that doesn't take the time to do it right. Also probably has not been fired since the reblue (from the pictures I have)
How much of a hit for the rebluing? I know it won't be considered a collectors piece because of the reblue.
2. NMBH .357 Mag, s/n dates it 1977, with box not sure about papers. No original grips. Grips that are on it are Ajax stag grips (pretty nice looking). Probably would class it as a shooter, shows some (little wear). It will be lettered.
How much to add for the Stag grips? I was thinking at least $200
3. Single Six Flatgate, s/n date it 1956, with box and some papers (instruction book, One Year Guarantee card), probably 95%, seller says shot very little. It will also be lettered.
Thanks for any inputs. I'm trying to help a non gun person sell these (inherited from her dad, she's in her mid 60's)
BTW, she also has a Colt SAA, .357 Mag, 5 1/2" blue, 1977, with box probably 95%-98% with Ivory Grips (true ivory) and she is going to letter it and sell it also.
1. OMBH .44Mag, s/n dates it 1958, no box or papers, it will be lettered. Has been determined to have been reblued and high polish- VERY professionally done, none of the marks you typically notice from a place that doesn't take the time to do it right. Also probably has not been fired since the reblue (from the pictures I have)
How much of a hit for the rebluing? I know it won't be considered a collectors piece because of the reblue.
2. NMBH .357 Mag, s/n dates it 1977, with box not sure about papers. No original grips. Grips that are on it are Ajax stag grips (pretty nice looking). Probably would class it as a shooter, shows some (little wear). It will be lettered.
How much to add for the Stag grips? I was thinking at least $200
3. Single Six Flatgate, s/n date it 1956, with box and some papers (instruction book, One Year Guarantee card), probably 95%, seller says shot very little. It will also be lettered.
Thanks for any inputs. I'm trying to help a non gun person sell these (inherited from her dad, she's in her mid 60's)
BTW, she also has a Colt SAA, .357 Mag, 5 1/2" blue, 1977, with box probably 95%-98% with Ivory Grips (true ivory) and she is going to letter it and sell it also.
