Need knowledgable opinions on 36 & 63

[E Z MUNNY]

An acquaintance has offered me the following:
a model 36 (no dash) 3" that has a few 'blemishes' but is otherwise nice and tight and totally original for $275. a model 63 (no dash) with factory combat grips (no fingergrooves) and is at least 95%, for $325.

Those seem like pretty fair prices, don't they?

 

[E Z MUNNY]

An acquaintance has offered me the following:
a model 36 (no dash) 3" that has a few 'blemishes' but is otherwise nice and tight and totally original for $275. a model 63 (no dash) with factory combat grips (no fingergrooves) and is at least 95%, for $325.

Those seem like pretty fair prices, don't they?

 

[s&wchad]

That's a great price on the Model 63 and a good price on the 3" Chiefs Special. If you can only get one, get the 63.

 

[sabre]

Good prices on both.

Bill

 

[$2Ray]

Originally posted by s&wchad:
That's a great price on the Model 63 and a good price on the 3" Chiefs Special. If you can only get one, get the 63.

+1

 

[NFrameFred]

I be on it like a chicken on a June bug . . .

 

[Match10]

I'd gladly buy either, depending apon how bad the damage is. I would consider both CCW pieces, and not subject to crying over if they get "hurt".

 

[E Z MUNNY]

The 36 has a little blue worn off at the muzzle and a few spots where the blue is gone but no pitting in the metal. The 63 is a typical stainless piece with nothing that couldn't be easily removed with a little polishing. I have offered a nice Browning BL 92 .44 mag lever action rifle in trade and he said he would 'think about it'.

 

[cortez kid]

Probably wants the cash. Keep it all. The Browning, the Chief and the 63. $600 well worth the price. You could offer $500 for the both, but you'd need to wear a mask if you do!
kid

 

[Landpimp]

both good prices but the 63 is best...and if its a 2"....its a bloody steal!