May 13, 2001, 12:06 PM | #1 |
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My wife's grandfather has an old S&W K-frame .22. It has a six-inch barrel, adjustable sights, walnut stocks and I believe it was an 8 shot but that could be way off. He'd like to know about what it's worth. It's in really nice condition; he's stored it in a Eubanks leather holster for years but it has no rust and no wear of the finish that I could find. The stocks aren't perfectly tight but it's possible they could be tightened; I didn't check.
I don't imagine it could be worth a lot, but he seems to want to know the value of everything he owns. If he decides to sell it, I intend to have him take it to a gunshop and I'll give him whatever they offer plus a bit, because I hate to see him get rid of it. Any ideas? If you need a serial number or some other detail, I can give him a call. While we're at it, what's "Eubanks Leather?" Seems like a nicely made holster. |
May 13, 2001, 05:47 PM | #2 |
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Sounds like a K-22 Masterpiece (athough there are a few other possiblities). Without a serial number, or other such info (such as number of screws, finish, etc.) it is kind of hard to identify. Value would depend on age and exact model. K-22 guns should be either six shot or ten shot (new ones for the 10 shot). J frame (kit guns) are either six or eight (8 in the new ones).
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May 17, 2001, 04:12 PM | #3 |
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Thanks. I'll check with him and get back to you.
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