k22

[Mark4470]

Hello,
whats the going price on one of these? It don't appear to have ever been fired. If it had it has been very little. It appears new in every way. Date code is 1950 Thanks.

 

[JP@AK]

I have no idea what you mean by "date code."

In one picture, I can see that it has a K prefix serial number with 5 digits. That alone tells me that it is from the period 1947 to the end of 1950. If you show or tell us what those five digits are, we can narrow that down.

The stocks are period correct and probably original.

It is a K-22 Masterpiece.

 

[DCWilson]

The gun looks nice, but the box is a little weak. Depending on the state in which it is offered, the price might range from $700-900. I don't think it would go for more than a thousand, but such a gun in a better box with the original paper and tools well might.

I didn't understand "date code" either, but I agree with Jack on the date range for the K+5 digit serial number.

 

[Mark4470]

I have no idea what you mean by "date code."

In one picture, I can see that it has a K prefix serial number with 5 digits. That alone tells me that it is from the period 1947 to the end of 1950. If you show or tell us what those five digits are, we can narrow that down.

The stocks are period correct and probably original.

It is a K-22 Masterpiece.

the serial number dates back to 1950

 

[JP@AK]

It looks like K95383.

K95402 shipped in November 1950. So, if I'm reading your serial number correctly, late 1950 would probably be correct. But they were not shipping in serial order.