Alright well my girl friends grandmother passed eariler this year. There were 2 rugers in the house she lived in, i am holding them in my safe now. Her mother was asking if i wanted them for a "get them out of my possession cost" Both are in good condition, and in originial boxes. First is a speed six 357 mag ss-32. also a single six with both cylinders (22lr/22mag). Both blued with wood grip. My question is what would these go? A price if to be listed or their value in your opinion. Like i said, both have good finish and are clean. There are 2 holsters for each as well
two rugers... advise/questions
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mrMONEYman
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$1 Bob......
Honestly, i can give you a fair price on the Single Six. If it looks decent w/o any rust and is mechanically sound, a "fair" price would be approximately $350. Also depends on who deperate they want to get rid of it or how desperate you want it. Price can always be negotiated.
Honestly, i can give you a fair price on the Single Six. If it looks decent w/o any rust and is mechanically sound, a "fair" price would be approximately $350. Also depends on who deperate they want to get rid of it or how desperate you want it. Price can always be negotiated.
rantingredneck
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I'd say total market value on both would be somewhere in the 600-700 range depending on condition. A "Get them out of my possession cost" would maybe be in the 4-500 range possibly.
Go to RugerForum.com http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB/ and ask them. There will be someone there who can at least give you a ballpark figure.
Additionally
SD_Chop: Sir; The 'sawrecker' advice is good.
Additionally when asking at RugerForum.com; Furnish as much ?responsible? info.
1. First 3digits of Serial #
2. Single Six barrel length +options i.e. magnum cylinder
3. Do you have the boxes and paper work increases the value
4. Speed Six in .32 same deal.
Follow up with what you find. Thanks
SD_Chop: Sir; The 'sawrecker' advice is good.
Additionally when asking at RugerForum.com; Furnish as much ?responsible? info.
1. First 3digits of Serial #
2. Single Six barrel length +options i.e. magnum cylinder
3. Do you have the boxes and paper work
increases the value4. Speed Six in .32 same deal.
Follow up with what you find. Thanks
cortez kid
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Offer what she would be lucky to get at a dealer. $300 for the pair. Getting it out of the house cost is free to a semi-family member. $300 is a great deal for you and a realistic price for them.
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SD_Chop: Sir; with the Single Six is potentially a collector model and value could range $350.-$700.00++ sometime between 1957-1958
Speed Six 1982+-
Call Ruger @603-865-2424 Ask and get a free "LETTER" for the Single Six.
A very nice lady will give you all the information about BOTH firearms
You have something in the Single Six
Do not return it to Ruger; A Collector piece that is all they need to know.
Follow up with your findings. Thanks
Speed Six 1982+-
Call Ruger @603-865-2424 Ask and get a free "LETTER" for the Single Six.
A very nice lady will give you all the information about BOTH firearms
You have something in the Single Six
Do not return it to Ruger; A Collector piece that is all they need to know.
Follow up with your findings. Thanks
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Magnum Wheel Man
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very nice guns.. I would also...
cortez kid
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I think it's a great deal all around. They wanted it out of the house and you wanted them in your collection. They look in great shape. I still think they would have been AWFULL lucky to get more than three hundred for the package. MAYBE an extra $100 for the H&R and holsters(stretch). I'm sure they would have sold over the dealer's counter for $700, but GF's family wouldn't get anywhere close. Good shooting.
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