Model M60 price check

[fjtiii]

Looking at a Model 60 .357 3" and wondering about the price. Looks to be in good shape and they want $650 with some .357ammo included. Any info would be appreciated.

 

[Jamesatrange]

I just picked up a 60-10 with 3" and magnaported for $500.00. Haven't even shot it yet. Just got it yesterday. $650.00 seems a tad higher but if it's prelock that, to me, adds value. If there is a fair amount of ammo then you're doing okay at the $650.00. Factor in tax or not and that makes it even better or worse.

 

[Jim1392]

Looking at a Model 60 .357 3" and wondering about the price. Looks to be in good shape and they want $650 with some .357ammo included. Any info would be appreciated.

Is it a 60-15 like this one??

 

[fjtiii]

Looks just like that with extra wood grips and IL and 100 rounds of .357.

 

[Kernel Crittenden]

$650 is a fair price for a pre-lock M60 TARGET in .357. Of course, you can always offer less and see if he'll bite.

The newer 3-inch slab side Pro Series guns that are being made today. Haven't seen enough used ones to say, 10% under the "real" new selling price would be a starting point.

 

[M3Stuart]

I've been looking at getting a new one for about a year. I've seen a few, but they don't make many of them. A good price is about $630-$650ish for a brand new one. Well, I'll see one, then after I've thought about it for 15 minutes, they're always gone. So if the ammo is worth about $50 in your deal, then the gun is going for $600ish in your case...I'd do that deal.

Not bad. Not bad at all if it is in good shape.

 

[Green Frog]

A couple of months ago I purchased a NIB Model 60-4 for $700. Finding a 20 year old unfired gun is something of a fluke, but if it had been lightly used and well cared for it probably would have brought the same money. BTW, this was the adjustable sight version, which added a premium to the price.

Froggie

 

[fjtiii]

Picked up my 60-15 yesterday. Putting some pachmyer grips on it to save the wood grips.