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Tinbucket · January 30, 2015, 07:27 AM

I don't have any valuable guns but some I like.
I've got a 1970 Colt stainless, Lawman, I think, .357 snub nose. My Uncle was given it from a NC Policeman. Uncle carried it his last tour in Nam. He retired when he cam back in 72. Took a ton of cleaning to get corrosion off stainless with semichrome and flitz. Grips show a lot of caarry.
A Weatherby .270 Magnum MkIV. Bought in 76 for less than 600.00. Japanese checkering needs going over.
A Winchester 94 made in 36 in .32 special. I think it might have been redone but not able to discern, as the work was really good. It is like factory new.
A Ruger .22 pistol stamped made in the 200th year of American Freedom, I think. Haven't had any of them out in such a long time not sure of words.
A Remington 600 in .308 might be the most valuable. If you can find one they are in the 2,000.00 range, I understand. I guess all of my guns don't exceed 600.00 in value each except that one and maybe the SP1s from early 70s.
Hopefully I will be adding a modest 4,000.00 double shotgun in the next year or so.

January 30, 2015, 07:27 AM	#52
Tinbucket Senior Member Join Date: January 17, 2015 Posts: 355	Most valuable gun in your collection I don't have any valuable guns but some I like. I've got a 1970 Colt stainless, Lawman, I think, .357 snub nose. My Uncle was given it from a NC Policeman. Uncle carried it his last tour in Nam. He retired when he cam back in 72. Took a ton of cleaning to get corrosion off stainless with semichrome and flitz. Grips show a lot of caarry. A Weatherby .270 Magnum MkIV. Bought in 76 for less than 600.00. Japanese checkering needs going over. A Winchester 94 made in 36 in .32 special. I think it might have been redone but not able to discern, as the work was really good. It is like factory new. A Ruger .22 pistol stamped made in the 200th year of American Freedom, I think. Haven't had any of them out in such a long time not sure of words. A Remington 600 in .308 might be the most valuable. If you can find one they are in the 2,000.00 range, I understand. I guess all of my guns don't exceed 600.00 in value each except that one and maybe the SP1s from early 70s. Hopefully I will be adding a modest 4,000.00 double shotgun in the next year or so.