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Old 07-13-2017, 03:25 PM
18ModSmyth 18ModSmyth is offline
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I live in NY (Finger Lakes area) and frequent a local gun auctioneer whenever he holds an auction. I own a Model 18, 4" barrel, 22 Combat Masterpiece. I am looking to bid in his next auction where a Model 19, 6" barrel, in very good condition, will be up for bid. What would be a reasonable price, low to high, that I might expect to pay for this gun? Any advice will be appreciated.

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Old 07-13-2017, 04:47 PM
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Where I shop anything under $500 for a 19 in "very good condition" is a good buy. My "very good condition" means obvious turn line, no pitting, slight blue wear on sharp edges and maybe a little wear showing at the muzzle from holster wear but mechanically sound. If 98% with box and papers $700-$800 would be reasonable. Original stocks matter (probably would be targets) as of course does mechanical condition. Engineering dash number means something too to some buyers; lower dash number usually means higher price. Last very nice six inch I bought, without box, in 95%+ condition was a -5 (1984) $550 in February. Good luck.

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