Value on 32 HE

[Michael J. Spangler]

hi guys.

i was wondering if you could tell me what this is worth?
i paid $150
serial number 507XXX
very nice condition. you can see some issues with the plating. internally it flawless. there si still some case hardening on the hammer and trigger.
the bore and cylinders are spotless. i didn't clean it after i ran a few reloads through it last range trip.
thanks guys!

 

[Combat]

Very nice gun, you got it for less than half price.

 

[butchkent]

Very nice. Wish I could find one for a price like that.

 

[opoefc]

Nice buy for $150. You probably get it for about $100 less than it would sell for at most gun shows. It's a nice shooter, not a collectable. Ed.

 

[Michael J. Spangler]

so you guys think about $300?
thanks!

 

[tlay]

I would say $300 would be the price in most parts of the country. It depends if the grips number to the gun.
By the way I love it when guys x out the last numbers on the description and then show a photo of the entire number.

 

[Jebus35745]

There was one at a local show with the 6" bbl for abt 350.00. You done good, enjoy it, the 6" aren't as common as the other bbl lengths. Larry

 

[Michael J. Spangler]

I would say $300 would be the price in most parts of the country. It depends if the grips number to the gun.

By the way I love it when guys x out the last numbers on the description and then show a photo of the entire number.

That's awesome. I always pick out stuff like that on other threads.
I'm not used to the markings on the old revolvers. Totally overlooked that on that photo.
Good times.

 

[Göring's S&W]

Its worth a premium for the nickel finish and 6in barrel IMO. I would say $300 +/- $50

 

[Green Frog]

Give it a good going-over with Mother's Mag Wheel Polish™ or something similar to maximize the beauty of the remaining nickel plating and minimize the damage it has had, and I would be surprised if it didn't get snapped up at $300 here in VA at least. My 6" nickel has more wear than that, and I wouldn't dream of taking less than $300 for it.

Froggie

 

[Michael J. Spangler]

Bringing this one back from the dead.

I think I'm going to sell this one off and seeing as the last 3 years have brought so many drastic changes to the market I was going to see if $300 is still a fair value for this gun.
It's had 100 or so rounds through it since then but looks the same.

Thanks for the help guys!


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[BC38]

Nice.

Has anybody tried one of the home nickel plating kits to repair small spots on one of these guns? Seems like one of the mini electro-plating or electroless nickel plating kits would work to fix these small flaking spots on these old revolvers.

 

[gmborkovic]

$150 for that, you bet, in a heart beat. Take the grips off for the number on the right grip. That 6" barrel and those perfect RB grips make it.