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Old 04-19-2018, 05:46 PM
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Interested in a purchase at a local Gun dealer. Model 36-1 , I believe it is a 1967 , 3" barrel, mechanically sound, finish is fair, no grips.
Looking to purchase as a Project gun.
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Old 04-19-2018, 05:49 PM
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With that description and no photos I wouldn't go more than $100.
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$100.00 may be good where you live but not in MA.
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Not over $225, preferably not over $200.
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If you guys are finding them in good mechanical condition and fair cosmetic shape for $225 and under, send some of them my way please....
Unless it is a complete beater, they start at around $300 in my neck of the woods.

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They're close to that in my neck of the woods also.
Picked up the Model 36-1 today, paid $300.00 for it but it was well worth it. finish is fair but it feels like the day it was made 1967. Every thing is so tight, I would like to know what kind of history that it had. It will be cleaned and lubed and sometime in the future Reblued.
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Picked up the Model 36-1 today, paid $300.00 for it but it was well worth it. finish is fair but it feels like the day it was made 1967. Every thing is so tight, I would like to know what kind of history that it had. It will be cleaned and lubed and sometime in the future Reblued.
WHAT?!? No pictures?!? TOTALLY unacceptable. You oughtta' know better than that....
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You did fine at $300. Guessing from the right sided finish wear that it was a carry gun in a standard RH OWB holster and hit a few car doors and center consoles in its past . I see “honest wear” and evidence of use so I’d leave it alone, but that is me. Enjoy!
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Oh yeah, I'd give $300 for that in a heartbeat. Nice score.
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You did fine at $300. Guessing from the right sided finish wear that it was a carry gun in a standard RH OWB holster and hit a few car doors and center consoles in its past . I see “honest wear” and evidence of use so I’d leave it alone, but that is me. Enjoy!
I'm with murphydog on seeing nothing but honest wear . . . do nothing more than a two-day soak in Kroil followed by a gentle rub with 0000 bronze wool.

Hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy the late 66 - early 67 ones of mine,

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