Serial numbers S47-6 1/2"

Yep, I made the drive today, I ended up with #24493 #26057, not in as good a shape as yours, but I was pretty happy, price wise also...and if you paid less than they had listed..You Done GOOOOD.

Ignore the mutt on the top...:)
 
Not sure from the length of this post who was/is responsible for identifying the 6.5" Super Blackhawk screw-up, but I'd like to say thanks.

Was fortunate enough to trip on one of these last week, and bought with a big grin knowing the history..

Anyone wager a guess what they're worth in 95% condition? No box, or manual, but the gun has clearly lived most of it's life in the safe.

Thanks again,

Eric
 
ekm2034 said:
Not sure from the length of this post who was/is responsible for identifying the 6.5" Super Blackhawk screw-up, but I'd like to say thanks.

Was fortunate enough to trip on one of these last week, and bought with a big grin knowing the history..

Anyone wager a guess what they're worth in 95% condition? No box, or manual, but the gun has clearly lived most of it's life in the safe.

Thanks again,

Eric

The annual Red Eagle News Exchange price guide came out at $1,200 for that one.
Chet15
 
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26037-S came back to the NorthCoast after a very short while away.
Lettered as 6 1/2”; lettered as “S”
Published by Bill H. 15 or so years ago in GunBlast.
 
I need to add 22423 to this list (shipped September 1966), but don't have an edit button on this RF page to do that.....
by the way... this gun has an after market color case hardening on the frame, added Brass dragoon style grip frame and non-factory grips and it sold on gunbroker for $1,525.
Chet15
 
I need to add 22423 to this list (shipped September 1966), but don't have an edit button on this RF page to do that.....
by the way... this gun has an after market color case hardening on the frame, added Brass dragoon style grip frame and non-factory grips and it sold on gunbroker for $1,525.
Chet15
I bought this one. Kings in L.A. did the work in 1972 and if the cylinder has been turned since then I can't tell it. I can only describe it as gorgeous
 
I have 25097
 

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