Hand ejector

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Recently bought a revolver for 100 bucks.I think its a model of 1953 22/34 kit gun.It is a hand ejector,ajustable rear sight,22 caliber, no model number,round grip,4 inch barrel, and the serial number is 11010.I think its about 80%.I would like to know more about it and what its worth.
 
A picture would be a great help, but from your description, you have hit the nail on the head. Based on the most recent transaction, it is worth $100.00 :D (sorry, did appraisal work too long) Great gun for plinking and quite desireable. Value depends on what and where that -20% is. Rust, pits, even wear or bad side (like stored in wet holster) ? Guessing, if in good working order with blue wear, no rust or pits, $350-550?
 
Welcome to the forums from the Wiregrass! That kit gun is from the 1955 era and won't have a model # stamped in the yoke. In 1957, the kit gun was assigned Model 34. The SCSW, 4th Edition, says $350 for FAIR and $450 for GOOD. With some pictures, we can tell you more.
 
Welcome to the forum.

You've snagged a very popular .22. Officially it's a ".22/32 Kit Gun Model of 1953". Introduced in 1953 on the NEW I frame, it's an updated version of the 22/32 Kit Gun first sold in 1935. It's built on a 32 frame, hence the name 22/32. It became the Model 34 in June 1957. Newer versions are still made today.

These started a new serial range beginning with #101. Your #11010 is a fairly early one with a four screw sideplate and shipped ~ Mar 1955. None actually shipped in 1953.

They have options such as a 2" barrel or square butt grip.

I think the value estimates above are in the ball park.

They are very accurate once you get used to holding such a light gun. Excellent for field carry and taking with you in your hunting kit, fishing kit, hiking kit, etc. Hence the name Kit Gun. Enjoy!
 
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Not sure what you mean by 80%. It could conceivably be worth as little as $300, but probably more. $400 or more.

P.S. I am NOT an expert on prices, and my head is possibly stuck in the [fairly recent] past
 
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