Asking for some Calgunners identification help

[D53]

So I posted up some questions in the shotgun forum and curio and relic section, but I have some more questions.

Backstory:
My boss went down to Hemet to see some family and her dad has a bunch of guns that he wants to get rid of but unfortunally he is out of the firearms scene and not up to date. My boss asked me if I could help her figure out what guns he has and how much they are worth. Some I have heard off and some I haven't so, I figured I would ask the Calguns community for some help.

So to start off here is a:
winchester model 94 golden spike, from my research a these guys are going for about $550-650 in good condition (which she says it is in) I am just curious if I am correct about the price ranges on this rifle.


Second is this rifle, unfortunally before she left Hemet she didnt tell me what caliber it was. I am guessing it is a lever action .22 but she says that she though it might be a shotgun. If thats so it would in my guess be some sort of .410 but I think its a .22


Then there is this Ruger pistol which I belief is a Blackhawk, but I am not sure. Once again I wasnt able to get the caliber off the barrel before she left.


And here is a Smith and Wesson .38, I think it is a premodel 20, but once again, not sure. I am not sure what type of price range either.

[D53]

Here is a Browning .25 that from what I can find is worth about $320.00



And here are the links to the 2 Black powder rifles and Shotgun:

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?p=2801141#post2801141

It looks like I have a good answer on this one:

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?p=2801175#post2801175

[B.D.Dubloon]

That does look very much like a Ruger Blackhawk convertible 357/9mm. Is there a second cylinder with it?

[Vacaville]

Here's my input:

You do have a Ruger Blackhawk there. Looks just like my .357 with a 6 1/2" barrel. Used value is probably +/- $300 depending on condition. Don't quote me on the caliber though - hard to tell from a photo.

That's a nice looking Winchester there too. If it were me, I'd jump on it and keep it.

[D53]

That does look very much like a Ruger Blackhawk convertible 357/9mm. Is there a second cylinder with it?

From what I understand that is all, she didnt say anything about a second cylinder, but I will find out when I talk to her next.

Vacaville Here's my input:

You do have a Ruger Blackhawk there. Looks just like my .357 with a 6 1/2" barrel. Used value is probably +/- $300 depending on condition. Don't quote me on the caliber though - hard to tell from a photo.

That's a nice looking Winchester there too. If it were me, I'd jump on it and keep it.

Thanks for the info, I will find out more about the actual caliber, as for the Winchester, if I had the money right now I would hop on it, but maybe since she is my boss I can get here to do a payment plan

[Fjold]

The second rifle is a Savage Model 99. In various configurations and models, in VG condition they can be worth from $350 - $800. You need to get the serial numbers, calibers and markings on all the guns.

[D53]

thanks again for all the info guys, I am working on getting some more info and some better pics

[rivviepop]

That S&W might be a K-38 Pre-Model 15, sure looks like it. I think a Pre-Model 20 has a shrouded ejector and notch rear sight.

[D53]

That S&W might be a K-38 Pre-Model 15, sure looks like it. I think a Pre-Model 20 has a shrouded ejector and notch rear sight.

I looked at the premodel 15s and the grip looked different and I wasnt sure if that was a model accessory or an aftermarket add on

[rivviepop]

I looked at the premodel 15s and the grip looked different and I wasnt sure if that was a model accessory or an aftermarket add on

They had different grips along the way, and they'd be easy to change out anyways -- you're not changing out a shroud on the barrel. Here's a pre-15 on GunsAmerica, looks like yours - note the tapered, pinned barrel at the rear, micrometer click rear site, the design of the front sight & ramp (which is somewhat distinct on a .38, they mainly did that style on .22 models) and the release latch.

EDIT: btw yours looks in fantastic shape, should fetch a pretty penny. The bluing looks really nice even in that photo, deep and lustrous. The grips look solid and un-damaged as well, really nice specimen.

http://www.gunsamerica.com/938761748/Guns/Pistols/Smith-Wesson-Revolvers/Full-Frame-Revolver/Smith_Wesson_K_38_Pre_Model_15.htm

[D53]

Ok so I have one more pistol I was looking to see if anyone can give me a ballpark value on. It is a Browning 1922 and it is pretty rusty. Like the other guns the picture was taken with a cell phone and the guns are about 8 hours south of where I live so I dont know anything on them.
I know 90% the price can be around $600. But for a model that looks like this I am not sure:

[sierratangofoxtrotunion]

Then there is this Ruger pistol which I belief is a Blackhawk, but I am not sure. Once again I wasnt able to get the caliber off the barrel before she left.

I'll echo another poster, yes this is a Ruger Blackhawk, I've also seen these in .41 magnum as well as the more common .357.

[Gunaria]

Ok so I have one more pistol I was looking to see if anyone can give me a ballpark value on. It is a Browning 1922 and it is pretty rusty. Like the other guns the picture was taken with a cell phone and the guns are about 8 hours south of where I live so I dont know anything on them.
I know 90% the price can be around $600. But for a model that looks like this I am not sure:

I that condition, it is no more than $100. I'd be amazed if you could get more than that.

[HowardW56]

And here is a Smith and Wesson .38, I think it is a premodel 20, but once again, not sure. I am not sure what type of price range either.

[scootergmc]

I'm going to dissent. This is not a Blackhawk, it is a Single Six. That cylinder just isn't large enough and the height of the frame section below the cylinder is just too tall for me to say Blackhawk.