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Remington:
Model: Derringer (Double Derringer) aka Model 95
.41:
Orange County:
$1,100 OBO:
Will ship (N):
I tried to sell this years ago, but never did. My target price or trade estimate is $1,100. Make me an offer!
Prefer a trade (I can add cash): Gun that I will actually shoot: AR, M1A, nice Bolt rifle, nice pistol/revolver etc.
Good long range scope (high end for precision rifle shooting)
Reloading equipment
If we do a trade, I am not too concerned about getting "top value" for my Derringer - I am just looking for a nice shooter (does not mean that I will entertain a low-ball trade).
This gun has been in my family for as long as I can remember. It is in 99% condition (if not 100%) with engraving. It is difficult to estimate the value, but I have seen nice examples selling for as much as $3,500.
This pistol is dated to somewhere between 1912 and 1935.
"...55,000 stamped “Remington Arms-U.M.C. Co., Ilion, N.Y.” were produced from 1912 to 1935."
Please let me know if you have any questions or offers. I am happy to discuss the gun, send any pictures, or meet in person with a serious buyer.
Model: Derringer (Double Derringer) aka Model 95
.41:
Orange County:
$1,100 OBO:
Will ship (N):
I tried to sell this years ago, but never did. My target price or trade estimate is $1,100. Make me an offer!
Prefer a trade (I can add cash): Gun that I will actually shoot: AR, M1A, nice Bolt rifle, nice pistol/revolver etc.
Good long range scope (high end for precision rifle shooting)
Reloading equipment
If we do a trade, I am not too concerned about getting "top value" for my Derringer - I am just looking for a nice shooter (does not mean that I will entertain a low-ball trade).
This gun has been in my family for as long as I can remember. It is in 99% condition (if not 100%) with engraving. It is difficult to estimate the value, but I have seen nice examples selling for as much as $3,500.
This pistol is dated to somewhere between 1912 and 1935.
"...55,000 stamped “Remington Arms-U.M.C. Co., Ilion, N.Y.” were produced from 1912 to 1935."
Please let me know if you have any questions or offers. I am happy to discuss the gun, send any pictures, or meet in person with a serious buyer.
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