Ruger Mark i
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troutbum said:
Hi, and welcome to the forum! In order to give you a meaningful estimate on the value of your pistol, you'll need to provide more info. The serial number (or first 4 or 5 digits), the barrel length, and whether it has fixed or adjustable sights would help narrow down what you have.
contender
Ruger Guru
Welcome to the Forum!
I agree we need a bit more info to narrow down the price range. A RST-4 (Standard auto,, usually mistaken for a MKI) can be worth as little as $100 in "good" condition to $200 in "Good" condition. Notice I used "good" in both prices? It's because there is also a lot of price differences in condition. To some folks,, a good condition gun will grade 80% & others it'll grade 95%.
Then we have differences in models,, barrel lengths & barrel tapers, sights,, etc.
However,, to be a bit helpful,, in general,, any good shooter that doesn't need any work will bring $150. When you add any model with adjustable sights,, it'll easily approach the $200 mark. Rarer variations,, or other things,, (such as a Red Eagle) can bring more $$$$.
I agree we need a bit more info to narrow down the price range. A RST-4 (Standard auto,, usually mistaken for a MKI) can be worth as little as $100 in "good" condition to $200 in "Good" condition. Notice I used "good" in both prices? It's because there is also a lot of price differences in condition. To some folks,, a good condition gun will grade 80% & others it'll grade 95%.
Then we have differences in models,, barrel lengths & barrel tapers, sights,, etc.
However,, to be a bit helpful,, in general,, any good shooter that doesn't need any work will bring $150. When you add any model with adjustable sights,, it'll easily approach the $200 mark. Rarer variations,, or other things,, (such as a Red Eagle) can bring more $$$$.
