Yay or nay

[Tradhunter]

My lgs has the 50th anniversary matched pair Blackhawks
(Same serial number) 44 and 357 in the wooden display
case for $950. I don't know how to link a pic.

Forgot to mention they have not been shot. Should I jump
or not? Average price or high?

Thanks!

 

[pisgah]

Had I the money, I'd sure go for it...

 

[contender]

Let's see,,, 2 guns, worth at least $450-$500 each, and throw in a wooden case that sold for about $100. I'd say a very fair deal.

 

[GRAMPS 51]

That is what they go for around here fair price

GRAMPS

 

[Chuck 100 yd]

I would already have them in the safe. Enough said!

 

[Bear Paw Jack]

I'd be tempted to pull the trigger!!!

 

[rugerguy]

YAY....................go get 'em.........now before they're gone................

 

[Chance]

Grab em. That pkg is going for around 1200 in my neighborhood.

 

[Rclark]

Good price ... If you really want them. But, if you really had no plans to shoot them or like the calibers then no, not a good deal , spend the money on something you really want. It's like buying a wrench that was on sale, but you never use . Your call.

 

[6gun]

Nay...... Few years back CDNN Sports on line had those guns on their closeout for months at $350 and couldn't sale them no one wanted them, now all the sudden some think the former closeout guns have become valuable :roll: wouldn't invest any of my money in them, there worth no more than any other shooter, anything thats made to be a collectable never holds it's value.

 

[Pal Val]

A +/- 30% discount on a collector's set? I say yay. I wouldn't keep them long. Values fluctuate and are running high now.

 

[NH Rugerman]

Yay if you want them buy them. The question to me is what is the SN Prefix on the 44...is it 89-xxxxx...if yes...buy it fast!!!

 

[Ray Newman]

Nh Rugerman: my 50th 44 magnum has the "89" SN prefix. Why is that serial number prefix the "one to grab"??....