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I have a nickel plated Model 24 which I think was a Heritage issue. NIB and have not even picked it up out of the blue plastic box. Fixed sights, 6 inch barrel and square butt. Wondering what the value would be in todays market.
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Never seen a factory nickel "Hertiage issue" (Lew Horton) model 24. Just the ones with the nice "case hardened frame" or "blue" finish. Plus I've never seen one with fixed sights.
Marked 24-5 ?
Performance Center trademark?
CSH or BCB seriel number prefix?
Sure about the caliber?
Pic?
P.S.......what is the product code number on the end of the box?Last edited by Mr. Beretta; 02-07-2021, 3:35 PM. -
It is a Classic Series not Heritage..a 24-6. Sorry for the confusion.Comment
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It is a Classic Series not Heritage..a 24-6. Sorry for the confusion. It is a 44 Special.Comment
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6" nickle N-Frame NIB is a thousand dollar gun these days easily. I'd start at maybe $1300 and settle for $1100ish depending on what you have into it. The only drawback I see is it being a 6" .44 special, if it was 3" or 4" you'd have folks biting your hand off to buy it.Comment
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"NIB and have not even picked it up out of the blue plastic box."
What about Christmas presents, do you open them? Nice pistol by the way.Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity. Robert J. Hanlon
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Sorry for my ignorance..should have come to the experts..it is a Model 21..my thanks to Wyatt Burp for setting me straight..Comment
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