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Value ? Smith and Wesson M&P Hand Ejector Model 1905 (4th change?)in .32-20. 4"|
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http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=7&f=131&t=580173
Hi There is a Hand Ejector model listed on another forum. I don't know much about these revolvers. What would be the value since it has been refinished? I live with in driving distance of Richmond and might be interested in purchasing it at the right price. Sorry, I don't know how to make the link hot. Thanks |
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The gun is a decent refinish, but there are damaged areas on the surface.
It has no collector value - all that is left is its shooter value. I would think its about a $200 gun - given what it is. This is a good example of why it doesn't pay to refinish a gun. I don't know how much was spent on the refinishing - which apparently included sripping off the old nickel, which is not free, as I understand it. That owner probably spent at least $250 - maybe $350, on the refinish, and maybe paid $150 for the gun. Whatever he has in it, he is not going to get it back. On the other hand, maybe the work was done for personal reasons - maybe he really liked the gun this way, and so the money spent may not be relevant, to that owner. Later, Mike Priwer |
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Value ? Smith and Wesson M&P Hand Ejector Model 1905 (4th change?)in .32-20. 4"
