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Classic Firearms For Sale in Suwanee (1911, K98, Luger, Model 70, etc)
- Thread starter Nomad404
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I messaged the guy a couple days ago and he never responded.
lol, figured you had seen this!
I probably would have bought the 32-20 Colt with timing issues...
It's not?
If any of you need specifics, PM me. I just saw this and I know the family (I'm not sure who the gentleman is who is the OP). A handful of these are already sold. I'm not a collector, so I couldn't give the family good info on exact values, only ballpark. I do know that 1 gunshop had significantly undervalued a few of them.
That .38 Super is sweet! I tried to get him to split it up from the .22 conversion, as the conversion is late production. The Super is very early...maybe 1935 or so? I'd rate it 90-95%, although I didn't inspect it close enough to determine if it had been reblued (at first glance, it looks original).
I'm not sure about that .32-20. I didn't think that was a real Colt, looked like an Italian copy to me (I'm no expert on Colt SAAs), but the stag grips were worth some money.
Rabbit2047
, one or more hammer notches are broken...not just a timing issue.
The pre-64 Mod 70 .243 Win is a beauty (I'd rate it 90%). The Weaver is older than any I've seen and probably as old as the rifle. Has the old style tri-reticle. I've seen old Leupolds and Unertls with adjustable mounts, but never a Weaver.
I think the family would be more comfortable selling through a dealer...they already have a few on consignment.
That .38 Super is sweet! I tried to get him to split it up from the .22 conversion, as the conversion is late production. The Super is very early...maybe 1935 or so? I'd rate it 90-95%, although I didn't inspect it close enough to determine if it had been reblued (at first glance, it looks original).
I'm not sure about that .32-20. I didn't think that was a real Colt, looked like an Italian copy to me (I'm no expert on Colt SAAs), but the stag grips were worth some money.
Rabbit2047
, one or more hammer notches are broken...not just a timing issue.The pre-64 Mod 70 .243 Win is a beauty (I'd rate it 90%). The Weaver is older than any I've seen and probably as old as the rifle. Has the old style tri-reticle. I've seen old Leupolds and Unertls with adjustable mounts, but never a Weaver.
I think the family would be more comfortable selling through a dealer...they already have a few on consignment.
