I inherited several guns from my Dad. I quickly snagged a few of the sentimental pieces for my Mom and myself. Then, I gave my brother-in-law his pick of the remaining guns. This is because my sister knows nothing of guns. Other than the few that I snagged for my Mom and me, everything was for sale or trade. Several years ago, when he asked me if I still had a Glock that he'd given me, I realized that I didn't have to stay attached to all of them. Once I decide on a fair asking price I'll start putting feelers out for the right buyer.
Help with Model 57 value
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I inherited several guns from my Dad. I quickly snagged a few of the sentimental pieces for my Mom and myself. Then, I gave my brother-in-law his pick of the remaining guns. This is because my sister knows nothing of guns. Other than the few that I snagged for my Mom and me, everything was for sale or trade. Several years ago, when he asked me if I still had a Glock that he'd given me, I realized that I didn't have to stay attached to all of them. Once I decide on a fair asking price I'll start putting feelers out for the right buyer.
SuperMan
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I went to look at the gun again but apparently it had been right at the 90 day mark and has dropped off the completed auction file...but I thought that grips that were on the sold gun were Cokes...
Bob
You see you have a couple options here. The gun, without the Cokes on it, would probably go for 650 to 750 in a day or two here on the Forum. The Cokes by themselves are easily worth 5 bills. Put them both together and you have a package worth 1150 to 1250 easily.
Nice gun by the way. You really ought to give the 41 a try though, it's a fine round.
Nice gun by the way. You really ought to give the 41 a try though, it's a fine round.
