A buddy of mine sent me a photo of a K22 serial 6654xx.
Photo shows some freckling and it looks like the trigger guard has some hit marks along the edge.
I've asked him for additional photos of the other side of the gun as well.

What would be a good price say if the gun is in 65-70% and all mechanics check out?

I may try to go look at it early this week.

Also has a .32 which is shown in photo.

What would be price on it as well?

Thanks in advance for any and all information.

Masterbuck54

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There are about fifteen on a popular auction sight right now in varying condition. Most in the condition you describe have been asking over a grand and are not getting it. I think between 700-900 is likely depending on how good of friends you are

Passed on a deceit one for 600 not too long ago but it had dimples on the cylinder face and wasn't interested in looking for a gunsmith for it.

In excellent condition these guns can run up into the $3,000 range. For one as you describe and without seeing it in hand the price drops dramatically for every percentage point below 95%.

At 60-65% I would agree that it is probably a $700 to $800 gun.

The .32 is very hard to see in the photo on my monitor but it appears to have tape wrapped around the stocks. These normally go in the $200 to $300 range in average condition and the one in your photo appears to be that or less.

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James Redfield
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Looks to be quite a bit better than a 65% gun in the pic.

Let's call it $800-$900 for the K22 and $150 for the .32, and the latter I'm being generous...

Thanks for all the comments.
Hopefully I'll be able to review both within a couple days.

Masterbuck54.

WOW , those are some big numbers! I paid $546 for my 1932 (I think..) K22 - with the gold dot front sight , about 2 1/2 years ago. Similar condition , worn but not dinged. Has the market escalated that much?

I think the market is about where it has been for some time. You just got yours at a decent discount some 30 months back.

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David Wilson

This 1931 K22 with Marble sight cost me $875 less than 2 years ago. I'd say it's about a 90% gun. I don't think I got a deal, but I didn't get take to the cleaners either.

I bought this one at Tulsa earlier this month. Paid $800 had very early
grips that I traded for proper grips. I paid $800 and thought I got a good price.

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