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I know its not a lot to go off of, but I can buy a 6" blued Python for a great price IMO right now. I'm gonna sell one of my toys to get it, but I'm wondering what a 9?+ % python from mid 60's is worth at this point.
Edit: 4/25/12 I just got a hold of it to take a look at to shoot. He's throwing in a cheap case, an uncle mike's holster, 2 boxes of full house .357 JHP rounds, and I've got some pictures. The left side of the gun is virtually immaculate. I wouldn't have ever even been able to tell its been fired literally. Bore looks like less than a box of rounds have been through it, grips are factory and have ZERO edge wearing on the checkering but they're the rubber pachmyr grips. There is the tiniest spot of surface rust on the back side of the cylinder that is no bigger than a 1mm circle. The right side of the gun looks like it has some dings which show in the picture but really not in bad shape at all. Probably dragged on a rough surface or possibly dropped in a gun sock but no real sharp scratches or rust of any sort. Other than the dings, it looks brand new on the bluing and the crown is perfect. Its a 1981 build by the serial numbers and the action is one of the best revolvers I've ever felt including trigger jobs done on blackhawks, my personal colt trooper, and a lot of Smith 686's. Without adieu, here are a handful of pics to help decide. Also, what would you rate this for percentage based on the above statements and pics. According to the NRA, its probably somewhere between "Very Good" and "Excellent" according to the specs I'm reading.
Lastly, I apologize for the picture quality but my wife has no memory card in her camera and this is the best I could get with my phone.
Edit: 4/25/12 I just got a hold of it to take a look at to shoot. He's throwing in a cheap case, an uncle mike's holster, 2 boxes of full house .357 JHP rounds, and I've got some pictures. The left side of the gun is virtually immaculate. I wouldn't have ever even been able to tell its been fired literally. Bore looks like less than a box of rounds have been through it, grips are factory and have ZERO edge wearing on the checkering but they're the rubber pachmyr grips. There is the tiniest spot of surface rust on the back side of the cylinder that is no bigger than a 1mm circle. The right side of the gun looks like it has some dings which show in the picture but really not in bad shape at all. Probably dragged on a rough surface or possibly dropped in a gun sock but no real sharp scratches or rust of any sort. Other than the dings, it looks brand new on the bluing and the crown is perfect. Its a 1981 build by the serial numbers and the action is one of the best revolvers I've ever felt including trigger jobs done on blackhawks, my personal colt trooper, and a lot of Smith 686's. Without adieu, here are a handful of pics to help decide. Also, what would you rate this for percentage based on the above statements and pics. According to the NRA, its probably somewhere between "Very Good" and "Excellent" according to the specs I'm reading.
Lastly, I apologize for the picture quality but my wife has no memory card in her camera and this is the best I could get with my phone.
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