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16 weeks 4 days ago, 3:23 PM
Death from Above  |
Say, i can not find any info on the 41 mag S&W model 57. 57 for the year it came out. It was a police gun but to powerful for the women police to shoot. It was replaced by 10mm. Why come I cant find any info? |
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greasypaws
i am readin this out of my book gun traders guide 28th edition caliber:41 mag six round cylinder,bbl. lengths:4-,6-,8.38-inch. weight:40 oz. (with 6-inch bbl.). micrometer click rear sight,ramp front.target grips of checkered Goncalo Alves. made 1964-93 model 57 w/ 4 or 6 inch bbl nib 376 ex 279 gd 196 model 57 w/ 8.63 inch bbl nib 397 ex 299 gd 217 model 57 w/ pinned bbl, recessed cylinder add 10%
greasypaws
death did this info help you at all?
Death from Above
Yes, but I can not find any for sale.
woodworker
I have a brand new one that is still in the box. Was my dads and he passed away, was a policeman. I am told it is worth $ 1200.00... Do you know if thats true???
greasypaws
the above info is out of a book that is a couple years old and givin as a guideline you need to find someone or a gunshop with The Blue Book of Gun Values this is the book that shops and pawnshops use it runs 30 bucks on www.cheaperthandirt.com
craigman9mm
The blue book value of firearms, retail and what a gun or pawn shop sells them for has no relation. Just because a shop or retailer sells it for a certain price dosen't mean that;s what the gun is worth. Besides you'll never get the full value price for a firearm from any gun shop or retailer. They will give you below value and as used price than what it's actually woth. To get the full value of a firearm is to probably sell it a an quailty auction. The blue book gives you a full value of the firearm not the cost if you where to sell it. The value would be the highest dollar amount worth to any body interested.
ebear
yes i do agree, like i said gunsbroker.com is an auction site. i could spend hours on that site
greasypaws
this is where all prices start from like cabelas pawn shops gun shows the buyer price thing usually applies with highly collectible stuff like winchester 94's and german p38 ww2 pistols stuff of the 2000 dollar up range i see it at my buddies shop when people bring in collections to consign these guys sell used and do consignments and they repair they dont sell new guns
Reaper308
Cabela's is selling one new in box for $919.00
greasypaws
it has been my experience that Cabela's prices are about 10 to 15 percent higher than anyone else either online or retail
ebear
again try gunbroker.com, just look up the gun and sometimes you can see what they're going for in an auction
Nutty Basterd
I posted a review for this model and the article on it. Check it out to see if it helps anymore and I've heard that 57's can go for as low as 590 at gun shows and such.