629-4 MG value
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These have really gotten high. I am a tough sell and even I just paid $875 for one. The -4 Mountain Guns are the most desirable stainless .44 N frame out there in my opinion with only the no dash being a contender.
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I'm not an expert but I agree about the 629-4's, MG configuration or not.
Beautiful specimen smithman
One was listed on gunbroker last week in excellent condition with box with a buy-it-now for $750. I was in the market for one and bought it right away.
However, based on what Ive seen scanning gun broker daily for the last couple months it would have easily sold for $1k. The seller listed it as a "4 inch 629" with a couple crappy pictures. I had done my homework and knew the subtle clues to look for that indicated it was a dash-4 mountain gun. If the seller had taken more care to list and describe it correctly with a few pictures that better indicated the condition it could have auctioned for well over $1k imo.
However, based on what Ive seen scanning gun broker daily for the last couple months it would have easily sold for $1k. The seller listed it as a "4 inch 629" with a couple crappy pictures. I had done my homework and knew the subtle clues to look for that indicated it was a dash-4 mountain gun. If the seller had taken more care to list and describe it correctly with a few pictures that better indicated the condition it could have auctioned for well over $1k imo.
jjbrewst1
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These have really gotten high. I am a tough sell and even I just paid $875 for one. The -4 Mountain Guns are the most desirable stainless .44 N frame out there in my opinion with only the no dash being a contender.
Great gun. But I don't think these are the most desirable 44 N frame. Have you seen the 3 inch Lew hortons lately. They don't sell for less than a Grand ever.
But the 4 inch MG is an absolute fine revolver.
