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.22 revolvers Fair Prices to pay.
What are fair prices for the following .22 revolvers?
1. 17-2 90% Gun only.
2. 18-3 95% Gun in original box w owners manual, warranty and screw driver?
3. 63-no dash gun only. Not sure of rating.
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I don't see a Model 17 in that group.
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More money than I have! I know, not a lot of help...... hardcase60
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I would pay $750 for either the 18 or 63 without any heartburn!
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In July, I paid $550 "buy it now" for my 17-2. It is a very nice gun. Bob
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Here is the 17-2
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Here is the 17-2
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Looks just like the pic in the first post. 
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17-2
Here is the 17-2.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Corgilover
What are fair prices for the following .22 revolvers?
1. 17-2 90% Gun only.
2. 18-3 95% Gun in original box w owners manual, warranty and screw driver?
3. 63-no dash gun only. Not sure of rating.
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1.$550-$650
2.$700-$800
3.$600
That is the value I see, to be honest I personally would not want to pay that much for them. I would just have to make do with what I have! 
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I feel fortunate to own all three of the guns pictured. However, if I didn't own any of them and could only buy one, I'd zero in on that Md 18. At 95% with original box and docs, I could see myself paying as much as $800, but probably not more. The 17 and 63 are easier to find, especially the 17. I hope you will be able to snag one or two of them at decent prices. Good luck!
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