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So I've been passed down some firearms, and I'm just looking for more info. I've done some research on the Google and gone about as far as I can go. First off:
Remington 14 (I think) in .32 Remington. Condition is very good, looks well maintained. Not sure of it's age or value. Haven't dry fired it, but action is nice and smooth.
Next 2 are both Remington Fieldmasters 121. One seems to be older as it has a 4 digit serial. Strangely, one has a slightly shorter barrel than the other. The one without the scope is in good condition with a nice patina, but no active rust. The other is in very good condition with normal wear for a gun it's age. I haven't dry fired any of them, but the actions all seems nice and smooth.
Next is a S&W Model 19-3. I admittedly don't know much about Smith's as I am a Ruger revolver guy, but this thing is beautiful! Condition is an easy 90%+, and has only a very light cylinder ring. This was obviously not shot much.
Last is a H&R 22 Special in. 22lr. Like the Smith, this one is also in beautiful shape, with only a slight cylinder ring. I'd say this gun is in 80-85% condition with minor wear.
Haven't decided what to do with these funds yet. I'm in love with the revolvers, so probably won't be selling these. The rifles though, I have no emotional attachment to, and would like them to go to a home where they'll be appreciated. Any info you can give me on these guns is appreciated. I've checked Gunbroker on all of them, but values are ranging greatly. Thanks guys.
Remington 14 (I think) in .32 Remington. Condition is very good, looks well maintained. Not sure of it's age or value. Haven't dry fired it, but action is nice and smooth.
Next 2 are both Remington Fieldmasters 121. One seems to be older as it has a 4 digit serial. Strangely, one has a slightly shorter barrel than the other. The one without the scope is in good condition with a nice patina, but no active rust. The other is in very good condition with normal wear for a gun it's age. I haven't dry fired any of them, but the actions all seems nice and smooth.
Next is a S&W Model 19-3. I admittedly don't know much about Smith's as I am a Ruger revolver guy, but this thing is beautiful! Condition is an easy 90%+, and has only a very light cylinder ring. This was obviously not shot much.
Last is a H&R 22 Special in. 22lr. Like the Smith, this one is also in beautiful shape, with only a slight cylinder ring. I'd say this gun is in 80-85% condition with minor wear.
Haven't decided what to do with these funds yet. I'm in love with the revolvers, so probably won't be selling these. The rifles though, I have no emotional attachment to, and would like them to go to a home where they'll be appreciated. Any info you can give me on these guns is appreciated. I've checked Gunbroker on all of them, but values are ranging greatly. Thanks guys.
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